The mission of The San Francisco SPCA is to save and protect animals, to provide care and treatment, to advocate for their welfare, and to enhance the human-animal bond.

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Founded in 1868, The SF/SPCA is a national leader in saving lives and raising the status of companion animals. Its innovative programs and services include: Maddie's Pet Adoption Center; Community Veterinary Services, including the SF/SPCA Animal Hospital and Spay/Neuter Clinic; Humane Education; public Dog Training classes; Feral Cat Assistance Program; and Animal Assisted Therapy. The SF/SPCA is funded solely by donations, grants, bequests and fees for service. It receives no government funding or tax dollars. The organization has a staff of 165, a budget of $11.6 million, 10,000 active Supporters and a dedicated corps of more than 900 volunteers.