…blood shortage while ensuring the safety and welfare for both the donor and recipient animals.” The passage of AB 1282 will also help bring transparency to the animal blood banking…
…only legal aid program dedicated exclusively to the needs of animal shelters. Shelter PALS leverages the expertise of the best minds in animal welfare, and channels significant legal aid to…
…Adoption Center, we give thousands of animals a second chance each year. Before adoption, each animal receives veterinary care, behavioral support, and spay/neuter surgery to help them thrive in their…
…display in the Macy’s windows, will complement the adorable SF SPCA rescue animal videos. “This beloved holiday tradition has brought generations of San Franciscans joy, and thousands of animals homes,…
…works: The system is set to work on a behavior, such as “sit”. The sensors are watching for the behavior, then immediately reward it by saying “yes” and dispensing a…
…space. Veterinary shortages hurt animals, shelters, and people According to a survey of California animal shelters, which we led recently with several partners, nearly 350,000 California shelter animals do not…
…homes. The public response has made one thing clear: people need animals as much as animals need people. I am very excited to share that, in a victory for shelter…
…animals to obtain beneficial protection. Additionally, Senate Bill 602, authored by State Senator Dave Cortese (D- Silicon Valley), will allow RVTs in designated animal shelters to conduct appointments providing basic…
…our Community Medicine Programs In the current fiscal year, 55% of SF SPCA revenue will be contributed by our donors: individuals, foundations, companies, and those who have generously included us…
…the last 10 years alone, the SF SPCA has transferred more than 20,000 animals from SF ACC into its adoption program, many of which had medical or behavioral issues. One…
…our Holiday Windows as part of their holiday shopping experience.” The SF SPCA’s Animal Assisted Therapy team will also bring their specially trained therapy animals to Macy’s Union Square this…
…wild, exotic and domestic stray, lost, abandoned, sick, injured, and surrendered animals. SFACC’s doors are open to all animals in need regardless of species, medical, or behavioral condition. About St….
