The California Animal Welfare Association (CalAnimals), the San Francisco Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SF SPCA), and the ASPCA® (The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty…
Moody came to the San Francisco SPCA from Kings County Animal Services in the Central Valley. She arrived at our shelter as a one-eyed kitten with nasal and upper airway…
…copies of medical records, photos of your pet, microchip information, and rabies certificate stored in a waterproof baggie. Information on feeding schedules, medical conditions, behavior problems, and the name and…
…Drinking from a water fountain Dipping their paws in water bowls This behavior helps them stay cool and hydrated—and it can be fun! DIY toys and games You don’t…
…the first 15 minutes of a bee sting, so pay close attention to any unusual behavior. Call your veterinarian right away if you believe your dog may be having an…
…the first 15 minutes of a bee sting. Cats tend to be skilled at hiding pain, so pay close attention to any unusual behavior. Call your veterinarian right away if…
…picking up on their cues! If your dog or cat begins to show behavior that’s out of the ordinary, like eating or drinking less, it could be a sign that…
…Info on feeding schedules, medical conditions, behaviors, and the name and number of your vet. If you do have to evacuate in a disaster, it is in your pet’s best…
…an ongoing problem, talk to your veterinarian or contact the SF SPCA’s Behavior Specialty Clinic. “This is also a good time to ensure that your pets are microchipped and wearing…
…and vary by toxin, so it’s crucial to act fast if you suspect your dog has eaten something harmful. If you notice any unusual behavior or signs of distress, contact…
