San Francisco SPCA Impact and Results

Impact & Results

Positive Outcomes. 

Compassion In Action​

Your generous support enabled us to say yes to thousands of companion animals who needed our assistance this past fiscal year, ending June 30, 2024. Our advocacy, free and low-cost medical care, and subsidized veterinary care are available to our San Francisco community and beyond thanks to our generous supporters.*

$417,972

In financial assistance at our
Mission Veterinary Hospital

5,569

Cats and dogs spayed/neutered in our public
Spay/Neuter Clinic

13,754

Dogs and cats treated at the
Community Veterinary Clinic

2,847

Animals vaccinated at the monthly
Mobile Vaccine Clinic

4,672

Animals adopted

100,176

Volunteer hours

Read our 2024-2025 Impact Report to learn more about our lifesaving work.

*These results are made possible in part by the generous support of:

Maddie’s Fund, supporting our San Francisco and San Joaquin Community Ambassadors
Curt Kirschner & Nick Augustinos Animal Transport Fund
Susanne & Bill Losch Animal Transport Fund
Dan and Bonnie Levitt Vaccine Clinic Fund for Tulare and Kings Counties
Merrilee Harris Fund for Animals

RSO Foundation

Thank you to our donors

Leslie and Brian Baker
Vicky and Marshall Berol
Brenda Bottum
Wim Coekaerts
   and Victoria Anderson
Marion Cope
Sarah Dodge and Keenan Rice
Susan Doherty
Nancy R. Egan
Laura and John Fisher
Elizabeth Gard
   and Thomas Furlong
Getty Family
Ashley Goldsmith
   and Chris Cestaro
Merrilee Harris
Anna Marie Hermansen
Hohbach Family Foundation
Priscilla Hung
   and Geoffrey Weber
Power-Kindrish Family Fund
Erika Kelton

Yunha and Edward Kim
F. Curt Kirschner, Jr.
   and Nicholas Augustinos
Dan and Bonnie Levitt
Susanne and Bill Losch
Thomas Lucas and David York
Deborah Lee Minor and Family
Kelle Young and Arvind Rajan
J. Peter Read Family
Leesa Miao and Martin Romo
Alexis Spanos Ruhl
   and Dr. Barry Ruhl
In Memory of Elliott Saxe
John V. Sell
Jeff Herbst and Fan Tso-Herbst
Keith C. Wetmore
   and Andrew Hinek
Stacey Wexler and Michael Page
Barbara A. Wolfe
Lisa Maibach
   and John Yamaguchi

Anonymous (2)
Anonymous, in memory of Macie
ASPCA
The Estate of Sandra A. Blodgett
California for All Animals
CDR Johnson Family Foundation
Maddie’s, a Duffield Foundation
Roberts Family
Courney Roberts Foundation
Erica and Lulu Roberts
   Family Foundation
Mark Roberts Foundation
Strandberg Family Foundation
Spring Point Partners

Vision 2030​

At the heart of our Vision 2030 is the goal to provide all California pets and their people access to humane care by 2030. A critical component of getting there is our investment in Community Medicine.

Community Medicine

Every pet deserves access to quality medical care. San Francisco SPCA Community Medicine programs help ensure that all companion animals live healthy lives and remain in their own loving homes.

Community Veterinary Clinic

High-quality, low-cost preventative care helps animals live their best lives. Serving pet guardians in and around San Francisco’s Excelsior District.

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Mobile Vaccine Clinic

Essential vaccines and flea and tick control are provided at no cost to pet guardians living in veterinary-resource deserts.

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Spay/Neuter Clinic

Affordable spay and neuter services at our Alabama Street location reduce animal overpopulation and the number of animals entering shelters.​​

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Community Cats Program

Our Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) program provides spay and neuter services for feral or free-roaming community cats living in San Francisco.

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Become a Volunteer

With a hospital, clinic, and adoption center, we offer many fun, interesting ways to get involved.

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