What does access to veterinary care look like?
At the San Francisco SPCA, it means more than providing services. It means meeting pet guardians in their neighborhoods, creating welcoming spaces where questions are encouraged, and helping families access the support they need to keep their pets healthy and thriving.
In the summer 2026 issue of Our Animals, you’ll get an inside look at how our Community Medicine Program is helping make veterinary care more accessible across San Francisco. Through inspiring stories and conversations with the people behind the work, you’ll see how care, connection, and community come together to support pets and their people.
This issue features:
Care on the Move: SF SPCA Mobile Vaccine Clinics
For many families, our Mobile Vaccine Clinics are an opportunity to receive care close to home, ask questions without judgment, and connect with veterinary professionals they know and trust. Learn how these clinics strengthen the bond between pets, their people, and their communities.
Happy Tails: 76 Cats and One Purple Pomeranian
When Matilda, a beloved Pomeranian, developed a life-threatening uterine infection, our team sprang into action. Collaboration between our Community Veterinary Clinic, Hospital, and Spay/Neuter Clinic, made it possible for Matilda to receive the lifesaving surgery she needed. Read how accessible, affordable care changed her story.
Q&A With Leti Luna
Meet Leti Luna, Senior Community Engagement Specialist at the SF SPCA, who helps connect our local communities to veterinary care. Leti shares how trust and relationships can transform access to care for pets and their guardians. Read our Q&A with Leti.
Every story in this issue reflects the impact of your generosity. Thanks to supporters like you, families can access trusted veterinary care, pets can stay healthy with preventative care, and communities can build stronger connections to the resources they need. Download a copy of the summer 2026 issue of Our Animals magazine.