Foster Friends
Volunteer efforts in support of The SPCA’s Foster Friends Program help to prepare underage or injured pets for their permanent and loving homes. Foster Friends volunteers provide an invaluable service for the animals in their care, who, for a variety of reasons are not yet ready for adoption. The Foster Friends volunteer experience is rewarding for both animal and foster parent alike.
Upon successful completion of the foster process, all fostered animals are placed through The SPCA’s regular adoption process. This requirement ensures that animals are placed appropriately as well as spayed or neutered, licensed, microchipped, etc.
The SPCA provides specific training to assist our Foster Friends volunteers, as needed. Click here to fill out an SPCA Foster Friends Volunteer Application.
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Just For Kids
Learn more about SPCA's programs for kids like the Junior Volunteer Programs, Animal Camp, Birthday Parties, School Presentations, School and Club Tours, Education, and Dog Bite Prevention.
SPCA PET MEALS PROGRAM
A beloved pet is often the primary source of comfort for people with medical or age-related challenges. Yet for those who are physically impaired or on fixed incomes, it can be a constant struggle to obtain proper nutrition for themselves and their pets. Click here to learn more about the PetMeals Program.
Surrendering Your Pet
The SPCA for Monterey County's doors are open to all animals in need. If you need to surrender your pet, you may bring him or her to The SPCA on any day of the week (Saturdays and Sundays included) from 8 am to 5:00 pm, including holidays.
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