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read moreEach year the San Francisco SPCA's programs and services reach 250,000 people, which is nearly one-third of the population of the City. From veterinary services to adoptions and events, the SF SPCA touches almost every part of the San Francisco community. Finn is 2 years old, his silky fur has grown in and he and Cosmo spend all day play-attacking and snoozing. Sometimes "online dating" is the perfect way to meet your match." This helps us better understand what sort of pet you're looking for so we can guide you every step of the way!

read moreThis helps us better understand what sort of pet you're looking for so we can guide you every step of the way! Please bring a valid photo ID and verification that you are allowed to have a pet where you currently live. First, we'll meet with you to find out more about you and your pet preferences and answer your questions. Our goal is to help you find the pet that best fits your lifestyle and living situation so we want to make sure you have a realistic understanding of the time and resources necessary to provide training, medical treatment, and proper care for your new pet.

read moreJust like humans, dogs and cats need regular check-ups-at least once a year. We recommend an exam every six months for senior pets and pets with chronic medical conditions. During these check-ups, our veterinary teams conduct a full physical exam, ensure that your pet is up-to-date on vaccinations and parasite control, complete required lab work, and address any health concerns you might have, including dietary or behavioral questions. Considering age, lifestyle, breed, and risk factors, we base our recommendations on the needs of your pet.

read moreFrom preventative care options, to behavior specialty, to full-service and emergency care, the SF SPCA's two hospitals and field services are committed to keeping your pet happy and healthy. Our two full-service hospitals offer everything from routine wellness checks to emergency care and specialty services. Open 7 days a week at both locations. We believe that all animals in San Francisco should have access to preventative medical care. We offer access to care with service options designed to fit your schedule, needs, and resources.

read moreOur highly skilled and experienced surgical team spays and neuters thousands of cats and dogs yearly. When you use our clinic, you help make possible the spaying and neutering of thousands of homeless animals each year. Spay/neuter surgery helps reduce the number of stray and unwanted animals. Through spay/neuter, the SF SPCA has played a major role in decreasing the number of cats and dogs in San Francisco shelters. Even without its contribution to controlling animal overpopulation, there are compelling reasons to embrace spay/neuter.