…the roles and duties of Registered Veterinary Technicians (RVTs)— licensed professionals who provide medical care for animals under the supervision of a veterinarian. “Because of the ongoing veterinary shortage in…
…to perform “wellness” appointments (such as administering vaccines and parasite prevention) under veterinary supervision, but without a veterinarian being physically present. This change will expand access to preventative care by…
…the number of animals entering shelters. It’s all part of our vision of a future where every pet receives the care they need, no matter their family’s circumstances. Veterinary care…
As we reflect on what we’re grateful for in 2025, the team at the San Francisco SPCA is grateful for you. Your compassion helped us take major steps toward Vision…
…of Embarcadero Center, is thrilled to be working with the SF SPCA whose vision is to end animal abandonment. “The SF SPCA is a wonderful organization that contributes to the…
…goal, reaching this milestone allows us to evaluate the 5-10 per capita model in a real-world, rural setting. Visionary support is making it possible Donor support is the backbone of…
…an animal advocate herself, Mercer has come up with an innovative way to spread our message and help encourage the next generation of animal welfare advocates. Her vision aligns with…
…blood banks to be available to the public, in addition to mandating supervision of community blood banks by veterinarians and testing all donor animals for disease. AB 1282 will reduce…
…of animals and people. We remain as committed to our mission as ever. Our Vision 2030 is off to a great start, shifting the odds for over 1 million animals…
…to realize our vision of making veterinary care accessible for all San Francisco pets by the year 2030 — but we need your help. Donate today to help us meet…
…lives by the year 2030 through veterinary care services, shelter leadership, and our advocacy efforts. Learn more about our Vision 2030 plan. Thank you for being part of our community,…
…people or animals or noise from the television or radio. You’ll probably want to start training your dog indoors and move outdoors once they’ve mastered the tricks. Have your training-only…
