Sacramento, CA
Since joining the ASPCA Partnership in 2009, Sacramento’s animal welfare partners—the City of Sacramento Animal Care Services, Happy Tails Pet Sanctuary, Sacramento County Animal Care and Regulation, and the Sacramento SPCA—have made it a top priority to increase their spay/neuter resources and find homes for thousands of needy animals.
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Adopt in Sacramento
Visit our partner shelters to find your furry soul mate.
Fight Cruelty in Sacramento
Find out who to call if you witness animal abuse.
Get Involved in Sacramento
Calling all volunteers, local shelters need your help!
Sacramento Success Story
Lazarus is a two-year-old miniature Schnauzer mix who was left behind when his family moved away. He was covered in motor oil, malnourished and suffering from a severe case of mange. A kind neighbor contacted Happy Tails Pet Sanctuary, which recently expanded its dog rescue program.
With medical attention and the loving care of his foster mom, Lazarus is now a healthy, happy little dog—and a shining example of the dedicated work Happy Tails’ volunteers do to help the abandoned, abused and homeless animals in their community.
Sacramento 2010 Highlights
- Sacramento’s partner shelters placed more than 1,200 animals in new homes over the 2010 holiday season through a creative adoption campaign called “Home for the Holidays.”
- Through a variety of innovative programs, Sacramento’s partners spayed/neutered more than 25,000 animals in 2010.
For more information about the Sacramento Partnership, please visit our FAQs. To learn more about how your city can apply to become an ASPCA partner community, please visit ASPCApro.org.