This Sunday! Low-cost vaccinations and free rabies shots and microchips for San Francisco licensed dogs! We'll see you Sunday, March 15, between 10 am and 1 pm. SFACC 1419 Bryant St. SF CA 94103 General Info: (415) 554-6364

The wayward mountain lion who visited Pacific Heights has been captured safely. He was tranquilized after an hours-long standoff & will be released to a more suitable habitat. It was a coordinated effort of SFACC, The SFPD, SF Zoo, & CA Dept of Fish & Wildlife

A mountain lion has been spotted in SF, near Lafayette Park. If you see a mountain lion pick up children, keep dogs on leash and back away slowly - do not run. If it approaches - make yourself 'big', shout and throw something. Report sightings to SFACC: (415) 554-9400

Low-Cost Vax PLUS Pet Food Pantry. Sun, Dec 14, 10 am to 1 pm. Vaccines & free microchips for licensed dogs!

Thinking about bringing your dog this Sunday to the low-cost vaccine and microchip clinic at SFACC? Pre-registered dogs get priority treatment between 10 am and 11 am. Pre-register here: www.sfanimalcare.org/services/vet...

Low-cost vaccine clinic Sunday, September 14, 2025! Low-cost DAPP AND free rabies vaccine AND free microchip for SF currently licensed dogs or dogs licensed at the clinic. SF residents only. Limit of 3 dogs per customer. Line cut-off is at 12:30 pm. Preregister on SFACC website

Friends of SFACC present the first-ever Evening for Animals on Sat, Oct 18 from 7–10 PM at SF Animal Care & Control. This adults-only evening includes delicious vegetarian food from Jessica Lasky Catering, beer, wine, and cocktails, a DJ, a silent auction, and so much more!

WARNING: VIDEO SHOWS CRUELTY TO ANIMALS San Francisco Animal Control Officers are looking for information about an individual caught on camera abusing a raccoon in Mission Terrace. If you have information, please call SFACC at (415) 554-9400. You may remain anonymous.

Happy 4th of July! Keep your pets safe this fireworks season! Prepare, keep them safe, check IDs, minimize the noise, and get cozy

Happy Pride from SF Animal Care & Control! Neville is wearing his spiffiest bow tie in the hopes you'll stop by and meet him this weekend: 1419 Bryant Street in SF #pittiepride www.sfanimalcare.org

SFACC is participating! We have dogs, rabbits and cats available for adoption with no adoption fees on Saturday, June 7 from 12 pm to 5 pm. SFACC: 1419 Bryant St SF 94103 www.sfanimalcare.org/adoptable-an...

San Francisco Animal Care & Control has a wide variety of animals in our spacious new shelter. We have dogs, puppies, cats, kittens, rabbits, and birds looking for homes! SFACC 1419 Bryant Street, San Francisco, 94130 www.sfanimalcare.org/adoptable-an...

SFACC is joining the Global Pet Adoptathon this Saturday and Sunday, May 17 & 18. We have dogs, puppies, cats, rabbits and other small animals available for adoption. Get a free Swiffer when you adopt a new friend! #globalpetadoptathon

Join our team and help make a difference for the thousands of animals SFACC takes in every year! We have an opening for an Animal Care Attendant. Apply today! careers.sf.gov/role/?id=374...

Paws for a Cause 2025! Support SF Animal Care & Control by attending! 📅 Date: Saturday, April 26, 2025 ⏰ Time: 11 AM - 2 PM 📍 Location: Spark Social This family and dog-friendly event features delicious food trucks, pet-friendly activities, and a photo booth. app.etapestry.com/onlineforms/...

Happy National Dispatcher Appreciation Week! We salute our amazing Animal Control Officers. They help animals and people every day! #telecommunicators #dispatcherlife #dispatchers #NationalPublicSafetyTelecommunicatorsWeek #DispatcherAppreciationWeek

Visit San Francisco Animal Care & Control & Find Your New Best Friend! Visit our clean & arty shelter at 1419 Bryant Street in SF. www.sfanimalcare.org/adoptable-an... Visit and meet Happy Dance! He has an Eddie Munster forehead and good boy manners. Adoptions daily from 12 pm to 5 pm.

Happy National Puppy Day! Sunday, March 23, is National Puppy Day. We have lots to choose from, they’re all adorable, and they have that new puppy smell. Visit our shiny, spacious, multilingual, friendly shelter located at 1419 Bryant Street, SF, 94103 www.sfanimalcare.org/adoptable-an...

We're completely full of dogs (again…) Please delay surrendering dogs until after Monday, March 24. We’ve been dealing with shelter overcrowding for the last few years and there is no easy fix. You can help us tremendously by adopting one of our fabulous dogs! www.sfanimalcare.org

Low-Cost Vaccination + Microchip Clinic for SF Dogs! Parvo is increasing in some neighborhoods. Be careful and get your pup vaxxed on 3/16 at SFACC: 1419 Bryant Street 10 am to 1 pm.

Join us Thursday evening to learn more about the coyotes of San Francisco. Coyote experts and City officials will be on hand to share the work they're doing and to answer questions. sfrpd.zoom.us/j/8936697376...

SFACC will be closed on Monday February 17 for Presidents’ Day. Our staff will still be on duty to care for the shelter animals, respond to emergencies, and take in stray/found animals. To report animals in distress, call our Animal Control Officers at 415-554-9400

Mark your calendar!

Cat vaccination clinic this Sunday, 10 am - 1 pm, and microchips are free! Tell your friends!

Happy Lunar New Year! Wishing you success, joy, and new opportunities in the Year of the Snake!

SFACC will be closed on Monday January 20 for Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Our staff will still be on duty to care for the shelter animals, respond to emergencies, and take in stray/found animals. To report animals in distress, call our Animal Control Officers at 415-554-9400

SFACC will be closing at 3pm on 12/31 and will be closed 1/1 for the New Years holiday. Our staff will still be on duty to care for the shelter animals, respond to emergencies, and take in stray/found animals. To report animals in distress, call our Animal Control Officers at 415-554-9400

Happy Holidays! SFACC will be closing at 3pm today 12/24 & will be closed 12/25. Our staff will still be on duty to care for the shelter animals, respond to emergencies, and take in stray/found animals. To report animals in distress, call our Animal Control Officers at 415-554-9400.

We will be closing early Wednesday 12/11, at 4pm for an event. Huey can’t wait to meet you Wednesday before closing or when we open at noon Thursday!

Tomorrow 12/8! San Francisco Animal Care & Control and the Friends of San Francisco Animal Care & Control are offering low-cost vaccinations and microchips to residents of San Francisco

Happy Thanksgiving! We’re closed 11/28 & 11/29, but our staff will be on duty to care for the animals, respond to emergencies, & take in stray/found animals. To report animals in distress, call our Animal Control Officers 415-554-9400

SFACC will be closed on Monday February 19 for Presidents’ Day. Our staff will still be on duty to care for the shelter animals, respond to emergencies, and take in stray/found animals. To report animals in distress, call our Animal Control Officers at 415-554-9400

Meet Zamboni, an 80lb lap dog reporting for duty!

Did you miss Caturday🙀? No worries! Leif & his brother Eric can make every day of the week a happy Caturday! The adoption fee for kittens is $50; fee waived for 2nd kitten

Ready to snuggle? Eloise is all in!

Happy National Animal Shelter Appreciation Week, the week that animal shelter workers across the country are thanked for their hard work. Our staff at SFACC are talented, brave, kind, compassionate & dedicated humans who do incredibly difficult work each & every day.

Friday Field Notes: Coyote on a Couch. Officer Mullen encouraged this sleepy coyote couch potato to move along and find a more coyote-appropriate (but less comfy) place to sleep. He listened and followed her advice. www.sfanimalcare.org/living-with-...

Land Shark!

Mr. Freeze is ready to meet with you

Want to up your selfie game? Super model/good boy Atticus is here to help

Have you ever seen a Halloween puppy cow? Well, now you have!

This is the season of the witch

5lb Bao Bao, our littlest 🎃

Will you accept this kitten?

Yes, Thumper is named after a rabbit. Why do you ask?

Egg wants to know if it’s hoodie weather yet

@darthbluesky.bsky.social Can kittens be vampires? Does it help to know the neck chomped has only one eye?

Sirius Black has a major case of jazz hands

Don’t hate us because we’re beautiful

Gumdrop: too cute or the perfect amount of cute?