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A coyote pup fell into a storm drain in Escondido. She was down there for two days before someone called Humane Officers. With help from Escondido Public Works, our officer used water to flush the pup into a net and lift her to safety. The coyote pup is now recovering at Fund for Animals.
Published: May 28, 2019
With record numbers of animals currently in shelters, San Diegans are urged to “think adoption first” when adding an animal to their family.
Heavy rainfall and wind expected to cause flooding and damage as Hurricane Hilary approaches.
With Southern California prone to earthquakes and wildfires, it’s important for pet owners to have an emergency plan in place and ready.
Know which foods, decorations and plants may be hazardous to prevent unexpected emergencies.
San Diego Humane Society's Emergency Response Team is on a 10-day deployment, conducting water and land search-and-rescue, and supporting emergency sheltering and pet food distribution for animals and pet families impacted by Hurricane Ian.
San Diego Humane Society joins animal welfare organizations across nation to ask public for help.
