S.O.S.
Support Our Shelter!
Sacramento County Animal Care needs your help to continue to provide quality animal care services for the 15,000 animals that come to our shelter every year, to help investigate cases of animal neglect and abuse, and improve the quality of life for all people and animals in our community.
How You Can Help...
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Make a Donation Today!
All donations are tax-deductible!
Donation checks can be made payable to Sacramento County and sent to: 3839 Bradshaw Road, Sacramento 95827
Tax ID #94-6000529
Set up monthly payments! If all at once is difficult, how about a little over time? Visit our online payment service center, create an account, select Local Payment, and Sacramento County Animal Care in the drop-down menu.
You can also donate items, see the Cat and Dog Wish List and Rabbit Wish List. |
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License your pets!
For Sacramento County, Citrus Heights and Galt residents.
Check out all the benefits you receive with each license! |
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Adopt a New Best Friend!
Our shelter animals are looking for good, permanent homes and with the thousands of animals that come through the shelter each year, you can be sure that you will find the perfect pet for you and your family! View adoptable animals... |
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Be a Sponsor!
Help the Animal Shelter and give a unique gift that gives back or gain greater visibility for your business as an Animal Shelter supporter. A sponsorship will leverage our state-of-the-art, certified green building facility and the thousands of visitors it receives every year. We have sponsorships for kennels, habitat rooms and the Recognition Wall. Our Sponsors help us to provide critical animal services to our community. |
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ABOUT OUR SHELTER
The Sacramento County Animal Shelter cares for more than 15,000 stray, abandoned, abused and neglected animals every year. We are one of the largest shelters in California and have been providing critical services to the animals and people of Sacramento since 1964. We are also the only agency in Sacramento County that investigates and prosecutes cases of cruelty, which is a major component of our overall services.
We’ve already lost 44 percent of our staff in the past year, and our remaining 6 kennel attendants care for an average of 318 animals per day, while our remaining 10 field officers cover almost 1,000 square miles of jurisdiction and respond to more than 25,000 field calls each year.
We need your help to continue to shelter and care for these animals, preserve our adoption, volunteer, rescue and foster care programs, and to sustain our ability to provide critical animal services throughout our community.
Please donate today!