PLANS AFTER SCHOOL

HUMANE SOCIETY

Katie Kimball

About The Humane Society Welcome every animal in need

Only declines animals if no space

2009Began tracking how many animals

took, adopted, and euthanized

Services Euthanasia and Cremation

Vaccination Clinic

Spay & Neuter

Behavior Program

Euthanasia Animals if suffering

Danger to the public

Dogs$45

Cats$35

Small animals & Birds$15

VaccinationDOGS CATS Must be on leash

or in carrier Lyme vaccine

$22 Lepto vaccine

$12 Heartworm test

$20

Cats must carrier Vaccine

$18 1 year rabies

$20 12 weeks or older

3 year rabies $25

Spay & Neuter Cats

Based on genders only$50 for female$30 for male

Spay & Neuter Dogs Based on gender & weight Female

$80 if under 25 lbs. $100 if 25-50 lbs.

Male $60 if under 25 lbs. $80 if 25-50 lbs.

Training Good training is less about training

the dog and more about educating the owner

Choose an instructor that is knowledgeable about many different training method

Adopt Bring members of

your household to meet pet

Bring other pet you have to

Do not accept multiple application per pet

Pets to adopt Eeyore

cat

Chesterdog

Werthersmouse

Ways to donate "Vehicles for Charity"

to accept, process and sell donated vehicles.

Give Every Month through our automatic deduction programpets in need!

Volunteer Key part of our operations

Could not achieve our mission without volunteer support

Hands-on training and ongoing support to every volunteer.

Resources Lost & found Pets

Reclaiming your Lost Pet

Pet Friendly Living Spaces

ReTail

Events Pet Walk

Bark of the Bay

Doggie Dip

Brew Fest

Summary The humane society takes in animals only

if the have room

Only puts pets to sleep if harmful to people or suffering

Cited sources http://www.bayareahumanesociety.com/about/ http://www.bayareahumanesociety.com/events/

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