Speaking Up for Animals Across California
On March 3, animal advocates from across California joined us in Sacramento for our fourth annual Animal Advocacy Day. We met with lawmakers to champion policies that expand access to veterinary care, prevent cruelty, and support shelters and pet guardians across the state. From spay/neuter access to stronger protections for animals, these conversations ensure that animal welfare remains a priority in California. Want to see what we advocated for and why it matters? Read the full recap on our blog.
Complimentary Shuttle Service from San Francisco
If you would like to join our shuttle, we will depart from the SF SPCA campus at
7am and will leave Sacramento at 4pm.
Register for the shuttle below by February 12 to join us!
Priority Bills
Learn more about the three important animal welfare bills we will support at Animal Advocacy Day this year.
AB 2216 would limit landlords’ ability to charge monthly pet rent, prevent tenants from owning pets without reasonable justifications for their policy, and other practices that prevent tenants from owning pets and/or that result in tenants relinquishing their pets to shelters.
SB 1233 requests that the University of California and Western University of Health Sciences establish standards and certification for providing High-Quality, High-Volume Spay and Neuter Surgical Techniques and offer curriculum in their veterinary medicine programs.
Visit this page often, as it is updated regularly to provide status updates, along with instructions on how you can provide support.
Thank you to the Barbara Wolfe Advocacy Fund for helping to make this work possible.