…Orientation course. View adoptable animals at sfspca.org/adopt. # # # About the San Francisco SPCA The San Francisco SPCA is an independent, community-supported, nonprofit animal welfare organization dedicated to saving,…
…reduce animal suffering, alleviate some barriers to obtaining veterinary care, improve pet retention, and extend the capacity of animal shelters to serve animals and their communities. AB 1399 was a…
…our wonderful volunteers have done and continue to do for our animals. Whether they are supporting adoptable shelter dogs and cats, fostering animals, spreading comfort with their own therapy pets,…
…and time in isolation At the SF SPCA, we save more than 300 animals with ringworm every year, thanks to our Shelters Preventing Outbreaks of Ringworm through Education (SPORE) Program….
On Monday, February 3, 2025, the San Francisco SPCA collaborated with San Francisco Animal Care and Control (ACC), St. Anthony Foundation, and Full Belly Bus to host a free mobile…
…2023 UC Davis Koret Shelter Medicine Program survey found that 25% of California’s animal shelters lack adequate veterinary staffing, and 64% struggle to meet basic medical needs. By passing AB…
…food, understanding behavior, and scheduling that all-important first vet visit, there’s a lot to prepare for before you adopt a kitten. This guide will walk you through everything you need…
…Once it goes into effect, it will permit California animal shelters to preserve public safety and to protect dogs by providing victims with the same individual health and behavioral assessments…
…ever afters like Peabody’s are only possible thanks to your support. More than 80% of our shelter animals need non-routine behavior or medical care before they find their forever families….
…issues with socialization. These puppies might exhibit uncomfortable behavior around other dogs and people if they aren’t given the necessary extra interaction and socialization time. We recommend that new pet…
Whether you’re a first-time pet parent or have shared your home with animals before, we’re thrilled to be part of your adoption journey. At the San Francisco SPCA, we believe…
…of those animals require non-routine medical or behavioral care before adoption. Special cases like Brighton’s require a lot of resources, but we know every animal is worth it. Please make…
