Humane Society of Sonoma County - Santa Rosa

It's NO kill shelter!only if the animal is suffering or really sick and nothing can be done for it then they"put it down "

They are closing vet in about a week so you should call today!

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It all depends on where you go and which SPCA shelter that you may choose I believe it's between 25 and $45 not sure some spca's are free adoption but not all of them

Im sure they would love to have you volunteer...

Are you in need of Fostering during "Sheltering in Place"?

Yes you can at the humane society. As that it is not just a Vet's office.

Yes. The Humane Society has kittens sometimes.

Yes and no. You can not bring your current pets into the humane society to help you 'pick out' a dog 'for him'....but if YOU find a dog you're wanting to adopt, then you bring your dog to a neutral outside area for a meet and greet. This is specifically to make sure they'll get along in the house and with the family

Thank you so much for your question, Hierocry. Yes, we do take rabbit surrenders. If possible, you might consider rehoming your bunny via the Adoptions by Owner feature on our website. Details can be found here: https://humanesocietysoco.org/pet-rehoming-assistance/ If your situation is more urgent, please give our front desk a call at (707) 542-0882 and we will be happy help you with the surrender process.

Hi Ashourina, thank you for caring for the kittens. Our front desk team can answer all your kitten questions! Please give us a call at (707) 542-0882 10am - 6pm Tues-Sat, 10am - 5pm Sun. Thank you so much!

Hi James, thanks so much for your message. Our CVC team has been in touch with you about setting up an appointment for Mr. Monkey. Please call them back at (707) 284-1198.

Thank you so much for looking after this animal in need, Barbara. Here's more info about our spay/neuter clinic, including how to reach them for additional questions: https://humanesocietysoco.org/spay-neuter-clinic/ Thank you for your kindness and have a wonderful day!

Humane society has a veterinary clinic. Dogs that come into their care are Neutered by them if not already neutered. They are a nonprofit and try to meet the Costs of what the carers can afford.

Thank you for reaching out, Blanca. Please give our front desk a call at (707) 542-0882.

We will gladly accept your donation of canned cat food, Kathy. The current hours for our Santa Rosa shelter are listed below. Thank you for your kindness and support! Tues–Sat 11am–6pm Sunday 11am–5pm 5345 Highway 12 West Santa Rosa, CA 95407 tel: (707) 542-0882

They go off of a sliding income scale so call and let them know your situation. That's what the community clinic is there for, good luck.

Hi Ella, thanks for your interest in adopting a bunny! We currently have several house rabbits looking for their forever homes. You can check them out here: https://humanesocietysoco.org/available-animals/

Hi Lynn, YES! We can always use those items and leaving them outside the front doors is perfect. Thank you so much for thinking of us, we appreciate your support. :)

Hi Chuck - thanks for your interest in adopting a dog! The best way to find out who's available for adoption is to keep an eye on our website - it gets updated just as soon as new animals become available. Dogs available for adoption at our Santa Rosa shelter are here: https://humanesocietysoco.org/dogs/, and our Healdsburg shelter adoptables are here: https://humanesocietysoco.org/healdsburg/ When you see someone you are interested in, you can call our front desk for more info: (707) 542-0882.

Hello Adian, we offer both private creamations (which includes a keepsake redwood urn with plaque and optional engraving. Your pet’s cremains will be returned to you in 14-21 days) and communal cremations (cremates your pet with others. The cremains are respectfully cared for by Aftercare staff, and are not returned to owners.) Here is our list of fees: https://humanesocietysoco.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Aftercare-Fee-Schedule-private-customer-8.2018.pdf And here is info about our hours, who to contact, etc.: https://humanesocietysoco.org/cremations/ Thank you for your inquiry and please let us know how we can be of service.

Yes

Thank you so much for your message, Carol! Due to COVID-19 restrictions we are not able to take on any new foster volunteers at this time. We hope you can foster with us in the future though, especially during kitten season when we have so many bottle babies in need of TLC! You can read more about our foster program and volunteering here: https://humanesocietysoco.org/volunteer/#1569890732961-e42f7885-ade7. Keep an eye on that page for updates about when we are able to bring in new foster volunteers. Thank you again for your compassion and wanting to help animals!

Thank you for your question Deborah and thank you for taking Red in. It sounds like you are looking to re-home him? Our staff will be happy to discuss some options with you. Please give our front desk a call at (707) 542-0882 between 11AM - 5PM. Thank you and we look forward to speaking with you soon.

Hi Sarahi! Thanks for your question. We offer many different training classes, from basic manners to leash walking and lots of other choices. You can check out class descriptions and pricing here: https://humanesocietysoco.org/class-schedule-registration/

Thank you for your inquiry! We welcome donations of dry adult dog and cat food, canned adult dog and cat food, puppy and kitten food, and cat litter for our Pet Food Pantry, supporting pet owners who need a little help providing for their pets. There are collection bins in front of both our Healdsburg and Santa Rosa shelter entrances or you can have them shipped directly to HSSC at 5345 Highway 12 West, Santa Rosa CA 95407. Currently, items may be dropped off between 12 – 5pm Tuesday – Saturday. Thank you for your kindness!

Hi Melany, thanks for your question! The fee to spay a female cat at our clinic is $85. Here's the link to our Spay/Neuter Clinic page for more info: https://humanesocietysoco.org/low-cost-spay-neuter/

Yes there is a low cost community vet clinic for those who qualify. 707--284-1198

Our family dog became quite ill with his heart & his quality of life was deteriorating. Dr Ada went over & above to keep him comfortable until it was no longer an option. They were extremely compassionate & understanding. I'd recommend them to anyone who considers their pet " a member of the family".

Hi Jolene, thank you for your question! We do not have dangerous dogs available for adoption. Every dog in our program has been evaluated by our amazing canine behavior team before they become available for adoption. Our adoption counselors are happy to go over all adoption recommendations and behavior notes for each dog with you to try and find you your perfect match!

They have a Community Veterinary Clinic for low-cost veterinary care for all who income qualify. Call them up!!

Thank you for your message Dave, and for your concern for these dogs. Unfortunately we are not responsible for animal control in Santa Rosa. Please contact Sonoma County Animal Services at (707) 565-7100.

Call during business hours.you will know in a heart beat

Yes call the community vet clinic for details.

The Community Vet Clinic does for low-income families of Sonoma county. Call M-F for more information

They take rabbits I don't see why guinea pigs woyld be any different

if they can help and with food too, you can call and ask if you can arrive or need to make an appointment

You have to be 18 or have a parent with you, and you have to go through a breif training orientation. However they do have youth programs at the Forget me Not Farm behind the shelter

Forgotten felines works with feral cats, if they are still kittens they may be able to socialize them and help them find a good home. Otherwise there is a possiblity they can become barn cats or placed in a colony with other feral cats.

Did you report it to the police?

Every Monday.call ahead.sliding scale

Call and ask.they have a clinic on Mondays which is on a sliding scale.These are great people and they take care of seniors.

You can send it in again it's certainly okay, have a wonderful day

We no longer have a public hospital however we recently opened our Community Veterinary Clinic (open mondays). You can read about income qualification and more about it on our website https://humanesocietysoco.org/cvc/

Our Community Veterinary Clinic does accept appointments as well as walk ins. Please be prepared to show proof of qualification. Visit humanesocietysoco.org/cvc for more information or call 284-1198.

try Homeless With Pets. org (i think) I'm guessing that if they don't know the answer they will know where to direct you. I'm so sorry for your loss

The news paper

I'm almost positive they can but they might have to have an adult with them

First get a referral & work permit from your counselor at school.Go get familiar with the place.Visit it,get to know it.Be friendly but not over friendly with staff. Ask questions that your curious about.I would call Beth at the Seb Humane Society they have a summer youth program.It never hurts to try you can gain something and not lose anything.Good luck! !!!😊

They do perform creamations. You can call any time before 6pm when they close. Sorry for your loss. ❤

I can't answer that question but I'm sure someone at the shelter can. I suggest you give them a call or better yet go for a visit check the place out and if it looks inviting ask to speak to someone in charge.

Need to call clinic for a quote.

Probably not. When you say it like that it sounds cruel but I'm sure you have your reasons. Why dont you want anyone taking them to the bathroom? You might have have to clean up after them, you dont really need to lock the door either they dont know how to open it. Unless you wanted someone to stay out. But either way I'm sure it's fine just put ple type of water and some food and those pee mats and make sure they wo t overheat or get ti cold.

My dogs were also patients I found Sebastopol animal they are great very reasonable

They have a low cost spay neuter clinic. You need to qualify. https://humanesocietysoco.org/low-cost-spay-neuter/ I don't think they do general vet stuff like shots & chipping for the public

Not that I'm aware of. But best to give them a call.

yes & I don't believe so but I'm not positive, sorry.

Thanks for your interest in adopting a kitten! Please keep an eye on the adoptable animals page on our website: https://humanesocietysoco.org/available-animals/ It is continually updated with animals as they become available for adoption! Our kitten adoption fee is $160. You can read more about what's included in our adoption fees here: https://humanesocietysoco.org/adopt/

Sadly feral cats have very short life spans. Special if the tom is not fixed between fighting and traffic they don't live very long. Check places like under you house or out building if he felt safe there he would hide if he had been badly hurt to die. Or he might have lost his territory to another tom cat so moved on some place else. Sorry I don't have better news then that.

I recomend a veterinarian.For sure.Im not a doctor but their are animal doctors.

Sorry I haven't.. I really you find them. I'll keep a look out!😊

Also San Francisco jas Muttsville all senior dogs

I am not sure uet if dog has history of beinh pregnent I think they may spayed them

When will they have puppies?

Why do that?

The Humane Society of Sonoma County (formerly known as the Sonoma Humane Society) is a no kill shelter. Yes, you can surrender her cat and they will do all possible to find a perfect new home for her. You will pay a surrender fee, and will give as much information about her previous home environment as possible- including medical history, special needs, other animals and/or children in the home. They will try to find the perfect scenario which will be as close as possible to her previous situation.

Reach out over the phone, by email or visit their location to get more details on how to volunteer.

Animal shelter, they have dogs and cats of all ages, theyve had bunnies and a rooster, the animals they have depends on the ones that need to come through and get adopted

If you live inside city limits then you get a city licence. If you live outside city limits then it would be a county licence through animal control

I would suggest just physically going in there, as I'm sure they have many cats and animals that have been displaced

Homes will be found when possible. No cost, you give up the animal freely