Once upon a time, in the beautiful hills of Noe Valley, San Francisco, a mom-to-be feral cat was looking for a cozy place to have her kittens. She came upon a sunny backyard with a warm, dry place. She knew her new family would be safe here, far away from hungry coyotes and big bad cars. Six weeks quickly went by and the kittens, now weaned, could be…
Recently an 8-year-old almost blind cat named Sammy was brought to San Francisco Animal Care & Control (SFACC). Sammy’s owner had died and he was holed up in a dark garage, fed by concerned neighbors. Unfortunately Sammy didn’t pass medical behavior at SFACC, so he couldn’t go up for adoption there. But TKR, besides caring…
On Friday, January 27, 40 rabbits were seized by the San Francisco ACC Animal Cops from an individual who was offering them for sale on Craigslist as pets or for meat. Thank you SF Animal Cops! Under law, selling rabbits is illegal in SF. 33 of the rescued rabbits were 6 week old babies, so…
Tuco and Qui Qui, 15 and 14 year old seniors cats, came to SFACC together when their owner passed away. Both needed extensive dental work, and Qui Qui required part of his jaw to be wired together. TKR footed the veterinary bill of $1500 to heal these two orphaned cats. Soon after their treatments, both…
