SPCA of Solano County is a privately funded non-profit animal shelter founded in 1974. SPCASC is dedicated to finding loving responsible homes for adoptable animals in Solano County. We are located on five acres in Vacaville California - about 30 minutes from Sacramento and 45 minutes from San Francisco. We have a variety of animals for adoption - dogs, cats, puppies, kittens and occasionally small animals and reptiles. We do not receive any funding from local, state or federal agencies. All our funding comes from private donations, surrender fees and adoption fees. You can help support the SPCA.
Visit the shelter and complete an adoption personality profile or feline questionnaire. One of our trained Adoption Counselors will give you a list of dogs or cats that may be a good match for your family. Walk through the kennels and cat enclosure and look at the dogs and cats; remember the list of dogs or cats that the Adoption Counselor provided you are normally going to be the best fit for your family. DOGS: Once you find a pet that looks like a good match - we'll pull him/her out of the kennel and let you and your family meet with him/her in one of our welcoming runs. We will also have you complete an adoption application. This application will help our Adoption Counselors determine whether this dog will be a good match for you and your family. NOTE* If there are young children in the family, we recommend that you leave them at home when you visit the shelter. Wait to bring the children until you have found a dog that you're interested in and have completed the adoption application. Children often fall in love with the first pet they meet regardless of whether the pet is a good match or not. We also require all dogs that currently live in the home come and meet the potential adoptee (only applies to dogs). If you have children under 4 and interested in cats, we recommend that you look at cats 6 months or older. Kittens are not always a good match for young children. An Adoption Counselor can explain to you why we encourage older cats with children. DOGS: After you and your family have met with the dog and completed the adoption questionnaire, we will schedule a sit down counseling session. During the interview our Adoption Counselor will go over the dog’s behavior evaluation and describe behaviors you are likely to see, discuss what you are looking for in a new dog, as well as your past experience with dogs. This counseling session will help our team of Adoption Counselors match dogs and their new families so that everyone is happy. Before we can finalize the adoption we must have proof that either you own your home, or you're able to own a pet at your current residence. If you rent and are looking at adopting a dog that is over 15 pounds, you must show proof that the breed is not restricted by your landlord or property management company. Our animals have all been seen by our shelter veterinarian and medically cleared for adoption. If the animal that you are interested in adopting has had a medical concern our veterinarian will have a phone consultation with you prior to the adoption taking place so you know are aware of any issues.
Fairfield CA 94533 | 2.9 miles away
Pitter Patter Rescue & Adoption is dedicated to the rescue and care of cats and kittens in Solano County, California. We are a small rescue founded in 2014. Pitter Patter Rescue & Adoption is a non-profit organization devoted to finding loving homes for the animals in our care. Since we began, we’ve rescued and placed more than 600 (and counting!) cats and kittens into loving homes. Si
Vacaville CA | 2.9 miles away
4 Paws Pet Rescue is a non-profit 501(c)3 dog rescue that has been rescuing animals since 1999. We are a small group of volunteers who rescue and rehabilitate homeless dogs and place them into new homes. It is our goal to make a good match between adopter and dog.
Vacaville CA 95688 | 2.9 miles away
The mission and vision for Field Of Dreams Rescue is to save dogs of all sizes and all breeds by placing them into loving, forever homes. We are an all-volunteer, foster home based, dog rescue organization based in northern California. We do not have a physical shelter. Instead, we operate primarily through our foster homes, and online databases. The majority of our animals come from animal contro
Vacaville CA | 2.9 miles away
Premier Boutique Vacaville came about after people involved in animal rescue in Solano County got together to discuss how we could work together to solve the problem of high euthanasia rates in our county. It was determined that a way was needed to raise money for animal rescue on an ongoing basis, to pay for spay/neuter services and medical care. Different fundraisers have been tried, and we app
Fairfield CA 94533 | 3.3 miles away
Solano County Animal Care Division is responsible for the care of all stray, injured, abandoned, and unwanted animals for the seven surrounding cities: Benicia, Dixon, Fairfield, Rio Vista, Suisun City, Vacaville, and Vallejo. We are devoted and dedicated to the service of our residents and welfare of all animals residing in Solano County.
Vacaville CA 95688 | 4.2 miles away
DogWorks Canine Rescue is a non-profit organization servicing the Northern California / Greater San Francisco Bay Area specializing in the placement of Doberman Pinschers.
Vacaville CA 95688 | 6.8 miles away
Our mission is to save dogs off euthanasia lists from shelters, and to offer them a place to rest, recover, rehabilitate until they are ready to be adopted. We offer our help to those left behind by other rescues, to those who are broken, sick, older, orphaned, pregnant, nursing, are unruly due to lack of training, shut down from emotional trauma and we give them the time they need to become the d
Vacaville CA 95687 | 8.3 miles away
We are a newly formed nonprofit organization dedicated to assisting individuals trap, neuter and return (TNR) cats in colonies. Before return to their respective colonies, cats are spayed or neutered, vaccinated and rendered parasite free.
Vacaville CA 95696 | 8.3 miles away
Cat Tales Rescue was founded in 2009 and since that time thousands of homeless cats and kittens have been rescued and adopted out to loving forever families. We spay/neuter homeless and feral cats as we are committed to reducing the number of cats and kittens in our community. We have great volunteers who devote so much of their time to making a difference in the lives of the kitties and to the
Vacaville CA | 8.3 miles away
Pause 4 Paws in a 501(c)(3) non-profit animal rescue dedicated to the health and well-being of animals that have been mistreated, lost or abandoned. Located in Vacaville, California, we partner with local animal welfare organizations to raise funds to care for these animals and educate the community regarding proper care. We encourage population control through spaying and neutering. We return los
Benicia CA 94510 | 15.7 miles away
Solano County Friends of Animals (SCFOA) is a local 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. We are entirely volunteer run and 100% of all donations go directly to the care of our animals, including spay/neuter services, medical expenses, and TNR programs. Thought we try to accomodate all small mammals, our primary focus is on homeless cats and kittens.
Vallejo CA | 20 miles away
Our goal is to help save unwanted animals and reduce the cat population through spay/neuter and TNR.
Vallejo CA | 21.4 miles away
Individual rescuer just trying to save a few furry lives. Life long lover of felines.
Vallejo CA 94590 | 21.6 miles away
The Humane Society of the North Bay is a private, nonprofit (501c3) corporation that was established in 1986 to offer shelter and adoption services for homeless animals. We were formerly known as the Benicia-Vallejo Humane Society. We are not a city shelter though we have a contract with the City of Vallejo to take in they city’s strays, nor are we managed by or affiliated with any local, county
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