San Diego Pets Magazine
Don't judge a book by it's cover. While slow lorises may look harmless, these cute critters are the only known primates to have a venomous bite.
Published: March 25, 2020
Dog owners will benefit from easy online licensing and complimentary lost pet service.
Annie Petersen, Ed.D., is fascinated by the roles animals can play in our lives, changing how we learn and our ability to heal.
Highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) is spreading throughout the U.S. and was confirmed by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) in California’s Colusa and Glenn counties on July 13, 2022. The virus is expected to reach San Diego County any day and as a result, San Diego Humane Society is implementing biosecurity processes and procedures to provide the most compassionate care to animals in need while mitigating the spread of disease.
Janice Jordan, the Co-Director of the nonprofit Friends of Ferdinand, has devoted her life to making sure animals with special needs have the care and space they need to live their best lives.
A roaring snore, goofy smile and friendly soul won over Elisha Wright when she first met Capone — and those same traits captivated the judges in the 2022 Best in Rescue show!
Alexandra Horowitz is a leader in the field of canine cognition whose research paints a vivid picture of what life is really like for our beloved canine companions.
All San Diego Humane Society campuses are currently unable to take in owner-surrendered dogs, except in cases of emergency that threaten the health of the pet. You can learn more about this temporary change, browse our available resources or contact us to help. Thank you for your understanding.
