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…
…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 number…
…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…
…cats enjoy: Batting at dripping faucets Drinking from a water fountain Dipping their paws in water bowls This behavior helps them stay cool and hydrated—and it can be fun!…
…The SF SPCA makes a lifetime commitment to animals and will always welcome them back with open arms if an adoption doesn’t work out. Back at the shelter, Sydney began…
…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…
…Fourth, more pets are reported missing than any other day of the year. Always keep your animal inside when fireworks are happening your area, but know that animals can slip…
…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…
…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…
…in a waterproof baggie Information on feeding schedules, medical conditions, behaviors, and the name and number of your vet Don’t forget a pet first-aid kit In addition to your…
