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Little Debbie

Meet Little Debbie, Fresno’s sweetest little treat. With her soft cream coat, chocolate-point face and perfectly cozy pose, she looks like she’s mastered the art of taking life one comfy…

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Maxima

Meet Nico and Maxima, a brother-and-sister duo from San Francisco ACC with a name pairing that sounds ready for the spotlight. They may be a little shy while they settle…

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Nico

Meet Nico and Maxima, a brother-and-sister duo from San Francisco ACC with a name pairing that sounds ready for the spotlight. They may be a little shy while they settle…

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…Media Inquiries publicrelations@sfspca.org Career Opportunities careers@sfspca.org Veterinary Care Hospital hospital@sfspca.org Behavior Services behaviorinfo@sfspca.org Spay/Neuter Clinic spayneuterfrontdesk@sfspca.org Central Valley Clinics cvclinics@sfspca.org Adoption Center Adoptions adoptions@sfspca.org Returns & Surrenders surrender@sfspca.org Tours tour@sfspca.org…

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Kids and Dogs

…reward your dog’s good behavior with praise, food treats, or other rewards. Never use physical punishment (hit, kick, or shake your dog) for misbehavior or aggression. These methods are dangerous…

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Puppy Socialization

…it is. Your puppy needs to get used to: People of all ages, sizes, and ethnicities The sights, sounds, smells, and surfaces of many different environments Dogs and other animals…

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Are You Ready to Adopt a Dog?

…must exercise your dog daily to avoid boredom behaviors such as barking or jumping fences. You must be responsible for your dog’s behavior both inside and outside of your home,…

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Adoption Handbook – Cat

…with your cat Environmental enrichment Training your cat Positive reinforcement and why it works A word on punishment and unwanted behaviors When Problems Arise Troubleshooting problem behavior (litter box issues,…

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Cat Claw Clipping

Cats will scratch for a variety of reasons, and it is an important natural behavior of a cat. Scratching marks their territory, helps them stretch, and in some cases, relieves…

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…Caring for Animals Since 1868 The SF SPCA is an independent nonprofit supported entirely by our community. Our mission is to ensure every companion animal has access to quality medical…

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