Animal Shelters

The San Diego Humane Society serves as the region's safety net for animals in need. 14 cities receive our animal services: Carlsbad, Del Mar, El Cajon, Encinitas, Escondido, Imperial Beach, La Mesa, Oceanside, Poway, San Diego, San Marcos, Santee, Solana Beach, and Vista.

They put a lot of effort into assisting the SPCA in finding homes for unwanted animals.

The Yucaipa Valley Animal Placement Society is a non-profit, no-kill animal rescue that works to save dogs and cats from being put to sleep in area shelters by giving them a temporary safe haven until a loving forever home can be found.

enforce the rules and laws relating to animal control. Cooperate with other organizations where appropriate to promote pet adoptions and decrease the number of stray animal populations.

Wonderful cats, kittens, dogs, and puppies can be found at the Big Pine Animal Shelter. Some are missing animals whose owners are not known. Others are animals that were kept as pets but whose owners are no longer able to care for them. There are young animals, older creatures, mixed breeds, and purebreds.

The animal shelter, which is located at 2579 Fair St. in Chico, is owned and run by the City of Chico. A division of the Chico Police Department is the Chico Animal Shelter. The shelter, which is a component of Animal Services, accepts sick and injured cats as well as abandoned and stray canines from the incorporated areas of the City of Chico.

By providing refuge, rehabilitation, minimizing pet overpopulation, and helping animals find permanent homes, the Siskiyou Humane Society works to improve the lives of companion animals. Through education and outreach, we encourage responsible pet ownership, animal friendliness, and the improvement of human-animal interactions.

The Tri-City Animal Shelter, which houses animals from Fremont, Union City, and Newark, is run by the Animal Services Unit of the Fremont Police Department. Animal Services Officers in Union City and Newark respond to complaints about animals in their respective cities.

It is a charity, no-kill animal shelter called Sequoia Humane Society. In addition to finding homes for cats and dogs, we also provide low-cost pet microchipping, spay/neuter certificates, and a range of pet supplies at prices lower than those of typical pet supply stores. We provide a private adoption listing for the general public and accept animal surrenders (by appointment only; by pet owner exclusively).

"Meet our adoptable animals, search for lost pets, get in touch with animal services officers, and more at Marin Humane," the website reads.