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Keeping Your Pets Safe in a Disaster
…best to take your pet with you. Join the Sido Pet Protection Program! The San Francisco SPCA’s Sido Pet Protection Program offers an innovative way to plan for your pets’…
Birthday Block Party
Celebrating 158 Years of Caring for Animals Saturday, April 18, 2026 Noon to 5pm San Francisco SPCA Alabama Street (between 15th and 16th Streets) Add to calendar Google Calendar iCalendar…
Trap-Neuter-Release Facts
…their original location once they’ve recovered from surgery. Community cats are not placed into an adoption program, and we do not attempt to socialize them. Why TNR? TNR is…
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No Backyard Dogs
…behavior such as jumping, mouthing, and barking. In addition they will not become house-trained and are at higher risk for relinquishment to a shelter with all those unwanted behaviors. What…
Aggression Toward People (Cats)
Why Cats Act Aggressively Aggression is the most serious behavioral issue in cats and is more common than one may think. It’s a symptom of an underlying problem, and it…
Overstimulation (Cats)
…more aggressive. The only way to address these behaviors is avoidance and proper handling and play techniques. The prognosis for this type of behavior in a home situation is good…
Successful Dog Park Outings
…accidentally step on or run over smaller dogs. Watch for bullying behavior. Jumping on top, pinning, and continual chasing and nipping are bullying behaviors. If another dog bullies your dog,…
Selecting a Cat to Adopt
…more. If you are gone all day, you should think twice about getting a young kitten or a needy cat. Behavioral problems (such as biting, scratching, and destructive behavior) are…
Sponsor A Pet Donation Page
Sponsor an Animal’s Care Sponsorships like yours help provide food, shelter, enrichment, behavior training, and veterinary care for one animal, which costs an average of $2,000, from source shelter to…