Central CA SPCA

Coyotes, owls, skunks, dogs, rabid raccoons, distracted drivers—there are a lot of omnipresent threats to your cat in the great outdoors. Keep them out of harm’s way by confining them within the comfort of your home. bit.ly/3cUmVri

Unless you are monitoring your cat’s every move while they’re outdoors, you can never fully know all the different kinds of animals your cat will encounter—or those animals’ health for that matter. bit.ly/39KWLVX

Did you know that bite wounds from cat fights are one of the main ways that diseases such as Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) and Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV) are transmitted? Protect your kitty by keeping him/her in the house and out of trouble. bit.ly/2Q6tFZ5

Letting cats outside can lead to the threat of pest problems and diseases, such as rabies and Lyme disease. Protect your pet and your family by keeping your kitty indoors. bit.ly/2w0kfHW

75% of cats reported lost were returned safely to their homes, but 15% remained gone for good. Keep your feline friend safe by keeping them indoors. bit.ly/2TYgsTv

Keep your cat safe and happy by creating a stimulating environment for them inside. The most cost-friendly way to bust their boredom is to simply play with them–a little one-on-one time goes a long way! bit.ly/3aJ3EqK

You should license your dog because it’s the law. Are you unknowingly breaking the law by failing to license your pups? bit.ly/33dQsqg

One intact female cat can produce a dozen kittens per year, which can lead to up to 180 new cats throughout her lifetime. Keep your unspayed cat indoors to avoid unwanted kittens. bit.ly/3aPWp0q

Do you know how to obtain a dog license, why doing so contributes to your pet’s well-being, and how the fees help other animals in the community? Get answers to these questions and more. bit.ly/2VnKJLB

Yes, your pet can absolutely eat mangoes! Sweet, juicy, and filled with vitamins A, B6, E, and C, these exotic fruits are an awesome fiber-filled snack for your pup. bit.ly/2NqLxNZ

Whether strolling a fence line, lounging on a roof, hunting, or prowling its ever expanding territory, how safe is your feline friend when left to its own devices in the wild? Should your cat be kept inside? bit.ly/39R0Ury

It can be difficult to determine which forms and fees are necessary to license your dog. This comprehensive guide to getting your dog licensed will help clarify. bit.ly/31VExNn

Did you know that pyometra, a uterine infection in cats and dogs, can become fatal after just 24–48 hours? Luckily, having your pet spayed can prevent this deadly disease all together! bit.ly/2MFtfs3

It’s no secret oranges are high in vitamin C, which helps fight off colds and other illnesses in humans. Similarly, your dog can benefit from snacking on an orange from time to time. bit.ly/2NqLzFB

Remember that you need to license your dog once a year. If you misplaced your dog’s license tag, you can get a new one at the CCSPCA Adoption Center. Did you remember to renew your pup's license? bit.ly/2Oq9S78

Male pets who are left intact past the age of 5 have a heightened chance of developing an enlarged prostate. Have your furry friend neutered to save him from painful and dangerous diseases, including cancer. bit.ly/2GN6I8Z

If you have a new puppy, you should plan to feed them food tailored to puppies. Same goes for more senior dogs. bit.ly/2Ld8seH

We’ve compiled a master list of common fruits to inform you which are healthy for your pup and which to avoid at all costs. bit.ly/2NpSLSk

WARNING: The photos that follow are graphic and may be disturbing for some. Discretion is advised. On August 3, 2017, a CCSPCA Humane Officer responded to a call regarding a Pit bull who had been run over by a... facebook.com/12537849415022…

Woof Woof! Its Champ (A41576442) here again! Champ is a 3 year old, male, tan, Pit bull/Corgi blend. Champ's story begins back in May 2019 when he came to us in need of medical attention. (If you recall, he was... facebook.com/12537849415022…