Due to a severe statewide shortage of veterinary professionals, many areas of California do not have access to veterinary care in their communities.
This lack of access to care-specifically spay and neuter services-combined with a confluence of other factors, have led to a huge influx in animals being brought into shelters in recent years. Specifically, Fresno faces the highest animal intake per capita in the state.
The San Francisco SPCA is at the Fresno Animal Center this week performing spay and neuter services to prepare animals for adoption and help alleviate overcrowding. Helping animals takes all of us. Here’s what you can do to make a difference. ⬇️
🐾 To volunteer with the Fresno Animal Center, email animalcentervolunteers@fresno.gov or click here: www.fresnoanim...
🐶 To foster with the Center, please fill out this survey: forms.office.c...
🐱 Adoption fees at the Fresno Animal Center are WAIVED this Saturday. All adoptions include spay/neuter, vaccinations, microchip, and flea & tick treatment!
For more information about the SF SPCA, visit www.sfspca.org