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ATTENTION: Our shelters will be closed on Wednesday, Feb. 5, and will reopen for normal business hours on Thursday, Feb. 6. If you find a stray pet on Feb 5, you have a few options, including:
- Try to locate the owner via your local Nextdoor app or other social media platforms. For tips on reuniting a pet with their owner, click here.
- If you can, please isolate the animal from your pets, keep them safe overnight and bring them to us Thursday, Feb. 6 when our normal business hours will resume.
- If you are unsuccessful in reuniting the pet with their owner, and cannot keep the animal overnight, call your local law enforcement agency and they will contact our on-call Humane Officers to assist you.
- If you need to report an animal emergency, please contact your local law enforcement agency.
- If you find an injured or orphaned wild animal, please bring them to Project Wildlife’s after-hours drop-off for care.
A puppy found his new home after a fire broke out at San Diego Humane Society.
This Northern Raccoon was hit by a car and brought to us by a Caltrans worker.
Our Impact
A big Thank You to our supporters!
We would not have been able to provide lifesaving care to more than 45,000
domestic and wild animals last year without you.
Your New Best Friend
Every animal available for adoption at San Diego Humane Society is special and deserves love, but these pets need special people, and we hope it’s you!
Click here to view all available animals.
Brian is a sweet senior looking for love!
Meet Brian. This handsome guy is 10-years young, loves walks, tummy rubs and can't wait to share his enormous heart with you!
Loki has a Masters in cuddles and naps.
Our camp kids made resumes for some of our most special kitties - and Loki (593334) just so happens to be one of them!
Oreo Stix
Meet Oreo Stix. She is 6 years old and incredibly sweet. She is very talkative for treats, too. This lovable girl is also FeLV+ and looking for a special home where she will be given the care that she needs.
Programs
We offer San Diego a wide range of programs and services that strengthen the human-animal bond, prevent cruelty/neglect, provide medical care, educate the community on the humane treatment of animals and provide safety net services for all pet families needing assistance with keeping their pets.
PAWS San Diego
PAWS San Diego provides essential pet services and support to seniors living with low incomes, chronically ill and disabled individuals.
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Behavior and Training
San Diego Humane Society offers training workshops and resources to address a variety of needs for companion animals.
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Kitten Nursery
San Diego Humane Society’s Kitten Nursery cares for more than 2,000 orphaned kittens every year.
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Youth Programs
San Diego Humane Society offers a wide variety of programs for youth in our community.
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Project Wildlife
Project Wildlife’s mission is to improve the quality of life for local wildlife and the community, serving as the primary resource for animal rehabilitation and conservation education.
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Upcoming Events
San Diego Humane Society has a handful of major events throughout the year and lots of smaller events each month.
Attend our events and participate in promotions, knowing that your attendance or purchase directly benefits the animals in our care and the programs we offer.
Save the Date!
Join us in 2020 as we walk to Create a More Humane San Diego.
Walk for Animals - North County
Saturday, Feb. 22, 2020
Walk for Animals - San Diego
Saturday, May 2, 2020
January 25, 2020 PAWS San Diego Community Outreach Event: San Ysidro
February 1, 2020 Project Wildlife Baby Shower
February 15, 2020 Valentine's Day Paint Event
