Top Animal And Humane Societies in San Francisco, CA 94112
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Pet Camp
By kaala79 at Citysearch February 20, 2010
Rocky and me love this place. I knew after our first visit there, that I would never use any place again!!! Thank to Pet Camp i don't feel so guilty about going away on vacation! ...read more
Pets Unlimited
By shaneowens at Citysearch September 08, 2008
I brought in my dog for a full body grooming, including nail cutting. It cost me a 1/2 day's worth of salary, which is a lot for me, and when I got home, I noticed that there was (red stuff - CitySearch doesn't want me to type in the actual word) all over my car's back seat. My dog's nail was cut too short and that's where the "red stuff" came from. Well, not only is that a major pain when it comes to trying to remove the "red stuff" from ivory colored leather, but imagine how my dog felt, and no one even knew. ...read more
Pet Camp
By LorenandBuddy at Citysearch July 29, 2008
THIS PLACE is TERRIBLE. I WAS A LOYAL FAN IN THE BEGINNING, AFTER I RETURNED FROM A TRIP MY DOGS EYES WERE CLOSED SHUT WITH SLEEP AND MUCUS. I WAS SOOO DISGUSTED, BUT I GAVE PET CAMP ANOTHER TRY. MICHELLE, PROMISED AND PROMISED THIS WAS JUST A MISUNDERSTANDING. THEY PROMISED TO WIPED THE SLEEP OUT MY COCKERS EYES. AGAIN, I PICKED HIM UP AND HIS EYES WERE FILLED WITH MUCUS AND CRUSTED SLEEP. THE LADY AT THE FORNNT DESK HAD TO GO GET A HOT TOWEL TO HELP ME PRY THE CRUST FROM HIS EYES. JOHN, THE MANAGER, TRIED TO TELL ME THAT MY DOSG EYES WERE CLEANED AN HOUR AGO.THEY DON'T TAKE OF YOUR PET IN A WAY, WHICH WARRANTS $45.00 A DAY. YOU GET YOUR DOG BACK SMEELY, COVERED IN URINE, HUNGRY AND THEIR EYES CLOSED SHUT. BASICALLY, YOU ARE PAYING YOUR PET TO BE LOCKED IN A CAGE FOR DAYS WITH MINIMAL CARE. THIS IS COMMON SENSE. PEOPLES PET'S ARE LIKE CHILDREN. ONE WOULD NEVER RETURN A CHILD THAT THEY ARE WATCHING TO THE PARENTS WITH CRUSTED SLEEP IN THEIR EYES, FULL DIAPER AND SNOTTY NOSED. I HOPE. ...read more
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Adopt an Australian Cattle Dog | Blue Heeler | Basenji Mix Dog
Adopt Birdie, an Australian Cattle Dog | Blue Heeler | Basenji mix looking for a San Francisco Home. Birdie the brindled dog will bring you much happiness. She has only been with her foster mom for a very short time and already is house broken and knows how to sit. Walking on a leash is something she is working on. Birdie is frightened by street noises, but has improved greatly in the last couple of weeks. We will soon be starting obedience school to improve her confidence and to better understand commands. Birdie is not shy about meeting people and loves all the attention she can get. She displays the traits of her Australian Cattle Dog breed: smart and friendly topped off with a large dose of energy. Birdie's unique brindle color sets her apart. Her multi-color coat really shines in the sun. At 30 pounds she is the perfect size for all living situations, although she is a little full-figured and should probably weigh 3-5 pounds less. She has a low bark that she uses only when she wants attention. She lives well with the two house dogs, but would prefer to be the main focus. She tolerates the cat but will chase after it when it runs. Birdie will be a devoted, loving dog to someone lucky enough to discover her. To see more dogs available for adoption in San Francisco and the greater bay area, visit theGrateful Dogs Rescuewebsite athttp://gratefuldogsrescue.org ...read more
By Grateful Dogs Rescue June 22, 2010
Bix, A Very Cute Dog, Needs A San Francisco Home to Adopt Him
Bix is currently being fostered in San Francisco by a Grateful Dogs Rescue volunteer but he'd love to find a forever home. Here is how Bix describes himself "Wink! I'm Bix and I don't know why you wouldn't want to adopt me! I only weigh about twenty pounds, and I am about four years old. I love going for long walks and playing with other dogs. When I am at home, I love to play with toys or just cuddle on your lap. You may notice that I am always winking at you. That's because I had to have a procedure to remove a damaged eye, but I feel great now! I ama good natured, enthusiastic dog. I enjoy being brushed and, of course, having my tummy rubbed. Homes with small kids may not be the best for me because of size but I am house trained and I know sit and come but would love to learn more. I think training class sounds great! I also ride quietly in the car!" See more pictures of Bix on Petfinder.comhttp://www.petfinder.com/petdetail/14763753 If you are interested in adopting Bix, please fill out an application on the Grateful Dogs Rescue website. http://gratefuldogsrescue.org/AdoptionProcess See other dogs available at Grateful Dogs Rescuehttp://gratefuldogsrescue.org ...read more
By Grateful Dogs Rescue June 21, 2010
San Francisco Mayor Newsom Proclaims June 19 Grateful Dogs Rescue Day
To recognize twenty years of saving the lives of at-risk shelter dogs in partnership with San Francisco Animal Care and Control, Mayor Gavin Newsom proclaimed June 19th as Grateful Dogs Rescue Day in San Francisco. On behalf of the Mayor, Rebecca Katz, Director of San Francisco Animal Care and Control read the proclomation as follows. Proclamation City and County of San Francisco Whereas, in 1990, Michelle Parris, a former San Francisco Animal Care and Control (SF/ACC) volunteer, founded Grateful Dogs Rescue; and Whereas, Grateful Dogs Rescue is a non-profit organization dedicated to rescuing SF/ACC shelter dogs not made available for adoption because they have special needs; and Whereas, Grateful Dogs Rescue improves the adoptability and quality of life for these dogs by providing foster homes for them until a permanent loving home can be found; and Whereas, prior to the creation of Grateful Dogs Rescue, no rescue group existed specifically for the dogs at San Francisco Animal Care and Control; and Whereas, Grateful Dogs Rescue volunteers are dedicated to finding exceptionally nurturing homes that focuses on enhancing the quality of life for our canine community; and Whereas, Grateful Dogs Rescue serves as a model of commitment to animal welfare by saving as many dogs as possible; now Therefore be it resolved, that I, Gavin Newsom, Mayor of the City and County of San Francisco, in recognition of 20 years of dedicated service to our beloved four-legged residents in our City, do hereby proclaim June 19th, 2010 as Grateful Dogs Rescue Day in San Francisco. http://gratefuldogsrescue.org/AnnouncementRetrieve.aspx?ID=50349 ...read more
By Grateful Dogs Rescue June 20, 2010