California Pet Rehoming Network offers compassionate pet rehoming services for caring pet owners who want to find the very best new home for their dog, cat, puppy or kitten. Whether you need to rehome a single pet, or a bonded family of pets, we are here to help.
No responsible pet owner wants to give up their dog or cat, but there are many understandable reasons why pet owners need to rehome a dog or cat in Oakland.
Placing your beloved family member in a shelter or rescue is NOT the answer. Many local animal shelters are filled to capacity with pets needing homes, and sadly, many still put pets to sleep if they are not adopted right away, or are considered “unadoptable” due to age, health or behavior problems.
We feel that most pets can find a new home with time and effort. It is a matter of finding the right match for each pet and casting a wide net in doing so.
Finding a loving new home for your pet while they remain in your care is the very best solution for pets and owners.
If you need to find a home for your dog or puppy, our dog rehoming team offers expert help. We have found great homes for many dogs in Oakland. Let us find your dog’s new family.
Private Pet Rehoming Services Throughout California
We provide compassionate pet rehoming servrvices in all areas of California, and also in the following cities near Oakland:
Modesto CA, Stockton CA, Sacramento CA, Fresno CA, Fremont CA, San Jose CA, Oakland CA, Reno NV, San Francisco CA, Oakdale CA, Riverbank CA, Modesto CA, Ceres CA, Turlock CA,
Livingston CA, Atwater CA, Garden Acres CA, Manteca CA, Merced CA, Lodi CA, Lathrop CA, Stockton CA, Country Club CA, Sonora Knolls CA, Sonora Hills CA, Quail Hollow CA, Greenley Oaks CA, East Sonora CA, Cuesta Oaks CA, Gibbs Ranch CA,
Rancho Sonora Estates CA, Saratoga Acres CA, Browns Flat CA, Fairway Acres CA, Volponi Acres CA, Quail Ridge Ranch CA, Squabbletown CA, Shaws Flat CA, Cuesta Serena CA, Peppermint Creek CA,
Questions about our private pet rehoming services? We will be happy to speak with you. We can help you decide whether rehoming is the right choice, and discuss options, possible timeframes, what type of home would be best for your pet, and more.
