Trinity Animal Shelter Auxillary

Trinity County is a large rural county located in Northern California which is host to a slowly growing population of aproximately 12,000 people. To accomidate all of their pets, it is home to the Trinity County Animal Shelter in the central town of Weaverville. They are a small, county-run shelter which subsists on a small stipend from the county and the wonderful generosity of the surrounding public. Our local animal shelter is managed by only one Animal Control Officer for the entire 3179.25 square mile county and is overseen by 3 part-time employees. The rest of their tiny team consists of some very dedicated volunteers. To assist them with their many funds for the animals, the shelter is fortunate to have a very active volunteer auxiliary notably named the Trinity Animal Shelter Auxiliary (TASA). We are TASA and we do our best to help raise funds, not only for the animal's medical needs when the shelter find lost and injured pets but, for the spay and neuter fund. This fund goes directly to spaying and neutering the shelter animals as well as to the spay and neuter program that assists our community's pet overpopulation. This program has helped hundreds of Trinity County pet owners with the funds to fix their furry family members. Even with the many pets that have already been altered, there unfortunately is still an overwhelming number of homeless pets found every day. Our tiny mountain shelter needs to also raise funds for its day to day operations as well as its other various community programs. Any contribution made to our non-profit organization, no matter how small, is always greatly appreciated by not only our four-legged companions but by the humans who go out of their way to try and save as many as we can. We know we can't help as many as we do without your generous support.