by Valley Humane Society | Sep 10, 2023
Phil Scholz Veterinary Surgery Center Valley Humane Society’s Phil Scholz Veterinary Surgery Center provides much-needed spay and neuter services to the public as well as shelter and rescue partners, many of whom experience significant delays in locating available...
by Valley Humane Society | Sep 10, 2023
Canine Comfort Pet-Assisted Therapy The relationship between pets and people has immeasurable value on our emotional and physical health. Through Canine Comfort Pet-Assisted Therapy, Valley Humane Society brings dogs into places where most pets can’t go, sharing the...
by Valley Humane Society | Sep 10, 2023
AniMeals Valley Humane Society’s AniMeals program assists low-income pet guardians in keeping their beloved animals at home. Donated dog and cat food is redistributed within the community free of charge in the form of hundreds of thousands of pet meals, working...
by Valley Humane Society | Sep 10, 2023
Valley Humane Society’s Programs At Valley Humane Society, we know that rescuing animals starts with helping those who care for them. We also firmly believe in the power of pets to inspire, comfort, teach, heal, and unify. That’s why our programs reach beyond rescue...
by Valley Humane Society | Jun 20, 2023
Dog Registration/Licensing The State of California requires that all dogs over the age of 4 months to be licensed in the area that they live. Fees are less for dogs that have been altered (spayed/neutered). Registration is not required for cats. Pleasanton (925)...
