Center for animal protection & Education
What we do:
The Center for Animal Protection and Education (CAPE) works to save the lives of individual animals who are older or have special needs and to educate people about ways in which they can change their own lives to alleviate animal suffering.
Advocacy
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Rescue
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Adoption
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sanctuary
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Speaking of Animals
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This California Black Bear cub was burnt and injured during the Antelope Fire
13 year old Bubba received dog food and a vet visit for asthmatic symptoms from the Dixie Fire.
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The Wildfire Animal Assistance Fund (WAAF) CAPE, in conjunction with a generous California foundation, has created the Wildfire Animal Assistance Fund that is earmarked to provide financial assistance for animals injured and/or displaced in California communities affected by the recent wildfires. The focus of this funding is to assist veterinary clinics, animal shelters, wildlife rescue and rehabilitation centers, mobilized animal evacuation groups, resource centers for displaced animals, and private parties by providing financial assistance for veterinary and/or nutritional care for individual animals affected and/or displaced by the recent California wildfires. Requests for assistance will be reviewed expeditiously and funding decisions will be made and prioritized on a case by case basis. Please note that funds are limited. 
This kit fox was injured and burnt during the Dixie Fire.
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Celebrate the holidays with us!
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Animals currently in CAPE's care
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Years helping animals with special needs
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Animals with special needs rescued
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