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…purposes or programs peripheral to existing principal purposes of the SF SPCA or create or perpetuate programs or obligations which would dissipate resources or deflect energies from other programs or…
…purposes or programs peripheral to existing principal purposes of the SF SPCA or create or perpetuate programs or obligations which would dissipate resources or deflect energies from other programs or…
…potentially dangerous behavior 2. What happens in your training program when the dog responds in the way you want him to? Fabulous things happen to the dog when they get…
Animal Assisted Therapy Animals Helping People. For more than 40 years, the San Francisco SPCA Animal Assisted Therapy (AAT) Program has facilitated communication and healing by sharing the love of…
…these normal behaviors may need accommodations and management, changes in the environment, or simple behavior modification techniques to resolve most “problem” behaviors. Some cats engage in problematic behaviors out of…
…our Alabama Street location reduce animal overpopulation and the number of animals entering shelters. Learn More Community Cats Program Our Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) program provides spay and neuter services for feral…
…May 21, 10–11:15am for an informative webinar, prepared by the SF SPCA’s Shelter PALS program, on the challenges, particulars, and legalities of community cats programs (CCPs) in California. Learn how…
…been passionate about animal welfare and helping animals, especially those who are in the greatest need. Working in the SF SPCA Community Medicine department allows me to provide care for…
Recommended Books Decoding Your Dog, by the American College of Veterinary Behaviorists. A clear, accessible, rigorously researched book that covers a different dog care topic or dog behavior challenge in…
…to save five million animal lives by 2030, our reach is simply beyond compare. Compassion in Action Leading statewide efforts to increase access to care for all companion animals. Dare…
…resolve structural, policy-based barriers to improved welfare and outcomes for shelter animals. Under her leadership, the SF SPCA has made remarkable progress for homeless animals. The organization’s lifesaving capacity has…
…with Your Problem We have handouts covering all common nuisance behaviors: Attention-Seeking Behaviors Loose-Leash Walking Begging Chewing Counter Surfing Leave It Poop Eating (Coprophagia) Repetitive Behavior Barking Jumping Play Biting…
…higher levels of activity and play behavior during those hours of the day. It’s important to remember that, as far as the cat is concerned, these behaviors are normal, although…