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SF SPCA Library
Welcome to the SPCA Document Library. You can find valuable information, whether you're a potential adopter, a volunteer, or a dog or cat guardian.
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For Dog OwnersFor Cat Owners
Dog Training Class Resources
For Volunteers
Resources
- 2007 Asilomar Accord Stats
- 2007 Partnership Stats
- 2008 Partnership Stats
- 2009 Asilomar Accord Stats
- 2009 Partnership Stats
- 2010 Annual Animal Statistics (10 KB, Adobe PDF)
- 2010 SF/SPCA & ACC Partnership Report (10 KB, Adobe PDF)
- 2011 Annual Animal Statistics
- 2011 SF SPCA & ACC Partnership Report
- 2012 Holiday Windows Hours
- 2012 SF/SPCA & ACC Partnership Report -- Preliminary (24 KB, Adobe PDF)
- 501(c)(3) Determination Letter
- Academy Alumni Referral Form
- Academy Dog Trainer Referral List - in California
- Academy Dog Trainer Referral List - International
- Academy Dog Trainer Referral List - United States
- Adopting a Fearful Cat
- Adopting a Play Aggressive Cat
- Adopting an Undersocialized Kitten
- Agreement between the SF SPCA and Animal Care and Control
- Asilomar Accord Stats 2008
- At Work - Winter 2012
- Backyard Blues
- Barking
- Being a Community Cat Advocate - Conflicts with Neighbors
- Cat and Dog Introductions
- Cat History Form
- Cat to Cat Introductions
- Cats and Kids
- Clipping Your Cat's Claws
- Community Fundraiser Information Form
- Complete AAT Application rev. Aug 09
- Confinement and Crate Training
- CY2012 Asilomar Accord Statistics
- Deterring Cats from Your Yard and Garden
- Disaster Preparedness for Pet Guardians
- Dog Grooming
- Dog History Form
- Dog Safety for Humans
- Dog to Dog Introductions
- Dog Training Class Registration Form
- Dogs for Protection
- Donation Form
- Encuesta para los adoptantes de gatos
- Evaulating Professional Dog Walkers
- Excessive Meowing
- Exercises to Reduce Jumping Up
- Financial Assistance Referrals
- Form 990 - Return of Organization Exempt From Income Tax 2010
- Foster Parent Agreement and Waiver
- Foster Parent Questionnaire
- Found kittens? Found a cat?
- General Volunteer Application with Waivers
- Growly Dog Questionnaire
- Helpful Hints To Cope With Nighttime Naughties
- Helping the Shy or Fearful Dog
- How to Play with Your Cat
- Introducing a Cat to a New Home
- Job Application
- Just the Basics Homework 1-4
- Keeping Cats Indoors
- Kitten Care
- Leaving Your Cat at Home When You Travel
- Litterbox Basics (Prevention and Cure)
- Losing a Best Friend
- Managing Your Dog's Behavior
- Meet Your Match - Cat Adoption Survey
- Meet Your Match - Feline-ality Chart
- Moving with Your Cat
- Naughty Kitty -- Correcting Your Cat's Behavior
- NO a la desungulación (Cat Scratching in Spanish)
- Our Animals - Summer 2012
- Overstimulation and Petting Aggression
- Paws and Claws
- Play Biting in Puppies
- Playing Tug-of-War with Your Dog
- Pointers for Using Kong Stuffing Toys
- Por qué algunos gatos (Fearful Cats in Spanish)
- Post Adoption Housetraining Checklist
- Post Adoption Puppy Housetraining Checklist
- Post-Surgery Recovery Care for Feral Cats
- Prevent A Great Escape
- Reactive Rover Class Questionnaire
- Recall Exercises
- Recommended Reading for Cat Owners
- Recommended Reading for Dog Owners
- Reconsidering the Dominence Model in Dog Training
- San Francisco SPCA Annual Report 2011-2012
- Selecting a Cat for Adoption
- Separation Anxiety
- SF SPCA Annual Report 2010-2011
- Socializing Feral Kittens
- Spay/Neuter Post Surgery Care
- Spay/Neuter Post-Surgery Care (Chinese)
- Spay/Neuter Post-Surgery Care (Spanish)
- The Bond (AAT Newsletter), Fall 2012
- The Bond (AAT Newsletter), Winter 2013
- The Care and Feeding of Community Cats
- The Importance Of Confinement
- The Importance of Exercise for Your Cat
- Training a Cat to Use a Scratching Post
- Trapping 101 - The Basics
- Tying Dogs Out
- Vision 2020 brochure
- What is Trap Neuter Return
- What to Bring to Class
- Why Hire a Professional Dog Walker?
- You and Your New Dog - Starting Out Right
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