Siskiyou Humane Society P.O. Box 484
Mt. Shasta, CA 96067
530 926-4052

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Tags and microchips are inexpensive ways to insure that your pet finds you should it be lost. Call the shelter at 926-4052 to find out how to protect your pet.
Volunteers are always needed.

Thank You for your interest in volunteering with the Siskiyou Humane Society.
Whatever you may choose to do, however much time you can spare. We thank you.

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Wish List
  • Friskies Canned Cat Food
  • Laminating unit for sign making
  • Rawhide Bones
  • Contractor trailer
  • Pigs Ears and Dog Biscuits (no colored or basted)
  • Brooms and Liquid Laundry Soap
  • Clay Cat Litter (no scoop able)
  • Kongs (large and extra-large) AND Cat Nip
  • Tools Pooper Scoopers Dog and Cat toys (washable)
  • Ink Jet Printer Ink for a Dell
    Photo Printer #720
  • White Copy Paper

Volunteer Opportunities

Volunteers are always needed and much appreciated at our thrift stores and at the Adoption Center. Here are examples of the positions available:

Thrift Stores

  • cashiers
  • sorters
  • decorators
    • For more information call: 926-8878 in Mount Shasta or 842-4324 in Yreka

    Adoption Center

    for more information call 926-4052

    • Shelter Partners
      In the Shelter Partners Program, volunteers work with Staff in the vital mission of meeting the animals' basic needs and delivering our services to the public.

    • OPEN PAW
      Practical hands-on experience and training for shelter staff and volunteers who are trained in four levels of animal behavior training in order to work directly with the animals to improve their behavior, health and chances of adoption .

    • Healthy Homes Kitten Fostering
      The Healthy Homes program allows the tiniest and most vulnerable kittens to stay out of the shelter until they are old enough to alter and adopt into new permanent homes.