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Summer sun. adventure's begun!

Kick summer off with a new purring friend by your side. Adopt a kitten for the reduced adoption fee of $53 in celebration of our 53rd anniversary. 

 
 
 

53rd Anniversary Event

Join us as we celebrate 53 years of saving lives with camp-style cookout, s'mores, and games. Admission is free. 

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Spay/Neuter Clinic

We offer low-cost spay/neuter services to Northern California pet owners and rescue groups.

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Monthly giving

By becoming a monthly donor, you support ongoing costs for food and care for the animals we rescue. 

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Catch us on NBC Bay Area

Tune into NBC Bay Area every Saturday morning to get the latest updates on all things Pets In Need.

Saturdays, 7:50 am, NBC Bay Area

 

 

Since May 2018

We have rescued 101 animals from public shelters.

 

We have found loving homes for 107 animals.

 
 

Our medical team has performed 201 free or low-cost spay/neuter surgeries.

 
 
 

We have reached 143 youth through our humane education programs. 

 
 

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Get Involved

As a non-profit organization, everything we do is made possible through donations of funds, supplies, and time from members of the community. There are many ways to support Pets In Need, including fostering, volunteering and donating cash or in-kind gifts that help us carry out our life-saving mission.

 

Volunteer at our shelter

We are constantly in search of animal lovers to join our volunteer team and help socialize, exercise, and train our dogs and cats. 

Make a Donation

Gifts from the general public are our lifeblood. They allow us to provide our animals with essential care. We are totally supported by private gifts, adoption, and program fees.