
Emergency Livestock Shelter
A safe place for your animals in an emergency.
When wildfire, flood or disaster forces you to evacuate, bring your livestock and pets to us. We provide a safe place, feed and water — always free.
All placements are arranged through Southern Oregon Emergency Aid. Please call them first — don't bring animals without a placement.

In an emergency
Evacuating? Bring them to us.
All of our placements come through Southern Oregon Emergency Aid. They take the calls, check the animals and place them where they fit best. We don't transport animals — you bring them, and we provide shelter, feed and water.
Phone lines run by Southern Oregon Emergency Aid.
Call Southern Oregon Emergency Aid
Our partner takes every call and screens each animal for the right placement.
Tell them what you have
How many animals, what kind, and any special needs.
Bring them to us
If you're placed with us, drive your animals to Teresa's Place.
We care for them
Your animals get a safe place, feed and water until it's safe to go home.
Have this ready when you call
- Number and type of animals
- Any that are injured, sick or need special care
- Halters, leads, carriers or crates if you have them
- A phone number we can reach you on
No animal is too big or too small — and our help is always free.
What we do
Shelter, feed and water.
Safe Place
Secure pens and space for horses, cattle, goats, sheep, alpacas, dogs and more.
Feed & Water
Your animals are fed and watered every day they stay with us.
Care Until Home
We look after them until it's safe for you to bring them home.
Join the response list
Help us care for the animals.
- 1
Tell us how you'd like to help: feeding, cleaning or donating supplies.
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We add you to our volunteer list.
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When animals arrive, you'll get a call — say yes if you can.

Our story
Honoring a lifetime of caring.
Teresa's Place honors Teresa Faustino Laurito — a nurse, caregiver, fire and rescue volunteer, and lifelong animal lover. Founded by her children and her cousin, it carries her spirit of caring forward.
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