San Diego Humane Society's Escondido Campus 3500 Burnet Drive, Escondido, CA 92027

"We adopted our kitten here. Actually the kitties we do have have been from the humane society. Great service and our pets have been amazing!"

"This sanctuary for animals big and small was most helpful in providing low cost clinics to get vaccines and exams for my kitties. SPCA is the best hope most animals have. If you can donate anything…. Anything at all, please do. The most vulnerable animals are counting on your humanity."

"Taking advantage of the Counties “Community Cat Program”. We have had a feral cat since last summer in the neighborhood, primarily our backyard. She had a litter over the winter and two of her kittens having growing up here. Recently, she had a second litter, which is more than the neighborhood can support. Using a trap borrowed from the Humane Society, we were able to rescue the newborns as well as mom and take them in. Our understanding is that they will be well taken care of until they’re a little older, and then sent for adoption. Mom will become a barn cat. We then turned our attention to the juveniles, one of which we trapped last night and took in this morning. 4 1/2 hours later, we were able to pick him back up having been sterilized, vaccinated, examined, and treated. Tonight, after he’s feeling better, we will release him back into the habitat for him to hopefully live a good long life. Next, we need to get his sister and do the same for her and let her come back as well. Although, getting someone on the phone at the facility can be difficult as they are constantly busy, the staff are very friendly, knowledgeable, and obviously care. I’ve made four trips out there in the past week, including around a large storm that came through and they’ve been nothing but helpful. No cost, other than your time and a reasonable refundable deposit for the trap. It’s a good thing for the cat, as well as our neighborhood as they are great “Mousers” and fun to have around. Well done San Diego, Humane Society, Escondido, Campus!"