We provide safe, confidential housing for pets belonging to survivors of domestic violence, along with daily care, enrichment, and veterinary support when needed. We work closely with domestic violence nonprofits to ensure the safety of every pet and to support survivors throughout their journey. Our goal is to remove the barrier that keeps many survivors from seeking safety by making sure their animals are protected and cared for with compassion.

Getting started is simple and confidential. You can reach out through our secure contact form whenever it feels safest for you. We’ll connect with you or your advocate, learn what support you need, and work closely with domestic violence nonprofits to ensure your pet is protected every step of the way.

We focus exclusively on protecting the pets of domestic violence survivors, ensuring no one has to choose between safety and the animal they love. What sets us apart is our close collaboration with domestic violence nonprofits, advocates, and partner agencies, allowing us to provide seamless, confidential support that keeps both survivors and their pets safe.

You can reach out to us confidentially at any time through our secure contact form. We’ll respond with care and work closely with domestic violence nonprofits to ensure your safety and your pet’s protection. Choose the moment that feels safest for you — we’re here when you need us.

Working with us is calm, respectful, and centered on your safety. We collaborate closely with domestic violence nonprofits to make the process smooth and confidential, keeping you informed through your advocate and ensuring your pet receives compassionate, reliable care. Our role is to support you — never pressure you — and to make every step feel safe and manageable.

We accept most companion animals, including dogs, cats, reptiles, and small pets. If you’re unsure whether we can accommodate your animal, reach out — we work closely with domestic violence nonprofits to find the safest option for every survivor and their pets.

Your pet can stay with us for the duration of your safety plan or shelter stay. We coordinate with domestic violence advocates to ensure your pet remains protected until you’re ready to reunite. If you need more time, we’ll work with your support team to find the best path forward.

Yes. We never share survivor information, case details, or locations. All communication is handled with the strictest confidentiality, and we work only with authorized advocates or agencies involved in your safety plan.

No. Our services are completely free for survivors of domestic violence. We believe safety should never depend on someone’s ability to pay, and partner agencies are never charged for referrals.

Yes. We coordinate safe transfer with survivors, advocates, and partner agencies. We arrange transportation or meet at a secure, neutral location. Your safety always comes first — we will never ask you to take risks to bring your pet to us.

Your pet will stay in a secure, confidential environment with daily care, enrichment, and emotional comfort. We coordinate veterinary support and can also offer training for your animals. We understand pets experience stress during crisis, so we create calm routines to help them feel safe.

For safety and confidentiality reasons, we do not allow in‑person visits. When appropriate and safe, we may be able to provide updates through your advocate. Our priority is protecting your confidentiality and ensuring your safety plan is never compromised.

Yes. We partner with domestic violence shelters, law enforcement, victim advocates, and community organizations to coordinate safe placements for pets. These partnerships help us respond quickly and keep survivors and their animals safe.

You can still reach out. We will never pressure you to make a decision. We can help you plan ahead, understand your options, and prepare for the moment when you feel ready.

Yes. We work with domestic violence advocates to help you create a safety plan that includes your pet. This can make it easier to leave when the time is right and ensure your animal is protected throughout the process.

When you’re ready, we coordinate with your advocate to arrange a safe, confidential reunification. Our goal is to make the transition smooth and supportive for both you and your pet.

Yes. We understand many families have more than one animal. We do our best to accommodate multiple pets and will work with partner agencies to find safe solutions when space is limited.

We can often accommodate pets with medical needs and will coordinate veterinary care when appropriate. If a pet requires specialized treatment, we work with domestic violence nonprofits to find the safest and most supportive option.

Yes. When a survivor is in immediate danger, we work quickly with domestic violence shelters, police, and advocates to secure emergency placement for their pet. Safety is always our top priority.

Absolutely. We welcome referrals from domestic violence shelters, law enforcement, social workers, and community organizations. Our referral process is simple, confidential, and designed to support both the survivor and the agency assisting them.