Happy Tails: Boba Fetch
…Cattle Dog mix joined us from Madera County Animal Services, one of our California Humane Animal Transfer Team (CHATT) partners. He had a few quirks, plenty of charm, and an…
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Clear the Shelters 2025
…to adopt your new furry family member. Whether you’re dreaming of cozy couch cuddles or a sidekick for weekend adventures, there’s a sweet, silly, lovable animal at our adoption center…
The San Francisco SPCA Celebrates 39 Years of Holiday Magic with Iconic Windows at Macy’s Union Square and Name-Your-Price Adoptions
…and help 500 animals find their forever homes, the SF SPCA will have Name Your Price adoptions for all animals over 5 months old throughout the entire holiday period. Those…
The San Francisco SPCA Presents “Whiskers & Whiskey”
…cocktail party that has helped hundreds of animals find new, loving homes. Join the fun on Friday, September 23, from 6pm – 9pm at the SF SPCA’s Mission Campus Adoption…
Unlock the Power of Your Donor-Advised Fund
…SPCA, every dollar put into action helps provide lifesaving veterinary care, adoptions, and critical support for animals across San Francisco, the Central Valley, and throughout California. October 9 is DAF…
Selena’s Heroes: Community Medicine Veterinarians
…was life or death. We absolutely had to be fearless.” This fearless dedication transforms lives, not only for animals, but for the humans who love them. Ali said, “Selena filled…
A Month of Joy and New Beginnings
Each August, Clear the Shelters reminds us of the incredible power of community when we come together to celebrate the joy of shelter animals. This year was no exception. The…
Keeping the Vets We Have
The veterinary profession is facing an unprecedented crisis that threatens animal welfare nationwide. While the lack of access to veterinary care (AVC) has been identified as the greatest modern threat…
Is Your Pet Sick?
…are more than eight years old. Senior animals are at a higher risk for health concerns, so pay particular attention to their habits and any changes in behavior. Below you’ll…
San Francisco SPCA Bans Prong Collars from Its Campuses
…about the serious harm prong collars can cause, including physical, behavioral, and emotional problems. Physical injuries can range from skin irritation to spinal cord problems. Behaviorally, prong collars can cause…
De-Stressing Your Pet’s World
…their hearts to race and creates undue pressure on their bodies. We rely on our beloved animals to bring us comfort, and we can return the favor and make sure…
San Francisco SPCA Offers Howl-o-ween Tips to Keep Pets Safe
…work well for both dogs and cats. If anxiety is still a problem, talk to your veterinarian or contact the SF SPCA’s Behavior Specialty Clinic. “This is also a good…