The Central California SPCA or CCSPCA was established in 1946 in Fresno County, California, and is a non-profit humane society. Every weekend CCSPCA has mobile adoption events and sometimes vaccine clinics. This weekend you can adopt a pet, vaccinate your pet, or educate yourself on the local animal shelters and programs.
Central California SPCA is hosting multiple events this Saturday, Feb. 6, 2016. A vaccine clinic will be hosted from 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. located on 103 S. Hughes Ave Fresno, CA. The Saturday clinic is only for vaccinations, but do not take appointments.
They are apart of the weekly Petco Mobile Adoption from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. located on Herndon and 99, 6557 Riverside Drive, Fresno CA. According to CCSPCA.com, some of the dogs who are dearly in need of a home are, Davie a two month old, Chihuahua blend, Chrissy is a two month old, Terrier blend, Jill is a two month old Terrier blend, Kelly is a two month old, Terrier blend, and Sabrina is a two month old, Terrier blend. These are just a few of many animals who are in need a home.
PetSmart will also be hosting an adoption event, organized by CCSPCA, Feb. 6, from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. They will have their adoption event along with their mobile unit. The adoption event will be located at the PetSmart in North Clovis, 615 West Herndon Avenue.
I love animals a lot, they’re just so cute I don’t know how anyone could not want to be with them all the time. A lot of pets at these shelters are either abandoned or have never had a home, they’re very scared and afraid. But when you spend time with them and nurture them they really open up, I just really hope they can all find lasting homes. — Morgan Miller
In the beginning of next month, March 2, the CCSPCA will be hosting an event called Connect With Me. According to CCSPCA’s website, “John Mallows show is called Connect with me. He will be talking about our shelter and programs. Walter will need 4-5 animals ready to take with him. Brittany and Kim will be going with Walter to talk about the Foster Program and to talk about The Rescue Program.” If you are searching for information and would like to become more educated about our local shelters and programs “Connect With Me” is the perfect program.
Morgan Miller, ’18, has a passion for animals and volunteers at numerous shelters.
“I love animals a lot, they’re just so cute I don’t know how anyone could not want to be with them all the time,” Miller said. “A lot of pets at these shelters are either abandoned or have never had a home, they’re very scared and afraid. But when you spend time with them and nurture them they really open up, I just really hope they can all find lasting homes.”
If you have any questions about adoption or need to contact CCSPCA you can call (559)233-7722 x 119 or email them at [email protected].
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