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LAFCo invites you to a public meeting to review the Yolo County Animal Services - Preliminary Data Findings on Monday April 29th from 6:00 – 8:00 PM For details, please click HERE |
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Here's a great link on what to do if you find kittens! Also, keep in mind that the kittens themselves will be out and about working on having their own kittens by as young as 4-6 months, so feel free to contact us for help with a longterm plan!
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Yolo County SPCA Thrift Store Expansion!!!
The YCSPCA Thrift Store has recently expanded! Our brand new store is located a few doors down from our original store on 3rd & I on the other side of Anderson Glass.
This store showcases the higher quality, vintage, and unique items that are donated to our Thrift Store. A fresh coat of paint and scrubbed floors gives these items a venue of their own to shine and provides the relaxing shopping experience more often felt in a boutique than a thrift store. When you visit us, you will find one-of-a-kind clothing, shoes, books, quality accessories, and even furniture- all at affordable prices. We get new stock daily, and we welcome you to come down and see for yourself what we have in store! Ultimate finds are awaiting you!
The hours for our new store are 10 am to 6 pm, and we are open every day of the week. Please remember that we do accept our 20%, 50% and student 30% coupons! |
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Angel Fund
Esmerelda arrived at Yolo County Animal Services missing part of her left back limb. After being checked out by the shelter's vet, it was determined at that her leg was damaged by some form of trauma (previous injury) rather than a congenital defect. She is a very brave girl, and her will to live is obviously very strong. She still has just enough of her leg that she tries to walk on it, which is not ideal for her balance and could possibly result in further damage to her leg. The current ideal solution is to amputate this leg when she is a older and 'plumped up.' We hope to be able to do the surgery at the same time that she is spayed to minimize the number of times she must go through recovery and anesthesia. For the time being she is relaxing in her foster home of the Yolo County SPCA purring, playing with the other foster kittens, eating well and growing. If you would like to help with her surgery all donations are appreciated. Esmerelda thanks you!
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Pets of the Month
February Pets of the Month
Rosie is a dilute calico Domestic Short Hair who was born around January 1st, 2005. Rosie has done well in transferring to a new home, and is quite loving. She is a huge fan of having her face rubbed. She is a lap cat who will seek you out if no other pets are around, and if you're busy, she'll just sit next to you. She loves catnip and treats. Rosie is generally laid back and gentle. She has lived with other cats most of her life, but would be just as happy to be your sole companion (maybe more so, as your lap would be all hers)! At placement events, she'll be at the front of the cage hoping to meet you. Just try to turn down this cute face!
Lucy is a 6 year old Schipperkel/Jack Russell mix! She's just a happy, enthusiastic girl with a larger than life personality! All she wants is attention and love! Lucy is a fun-loving dog who will keep you laughing and smiling! She adores people, but loves to play with other dogs as well! She's a fantastic little girl who will make a most wonderful companion to someone.
Pawly is a short haired brown with white female tabby who was born around 10/14, 2010. She is a loving and affectionate girl who is a little on the shy side. Pawly is very calm and quiet; she is a GREAT lap cat. Pawly does fine with other cats and cat-friendly dogs. She sometimes seems a little nervous around men, but has warmed up to the two men in her foster home. She has a rough start in life, but has come out of her shell to be a loving, sweet, and truly wonderful cat.
Click here for a PDF flyer of our February 2012 Pets of the Month! |
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Happy Endings
Dolly has been a menber of the family for two weeks now. It has taken
this long for her to recover from surgery and get aquainted with Emma and
the rest of the family. She is still a bit shy but seems to be coming out of
it at a rapid pace. Everything seems to be new to Dolly. She cocks her head
at the squeak of a ball, but guards a bone like she'll never eat again. She
is a dog that loves constant attention. Emma has found a new friend and they
play well together. We are all happy Dolly has found a new lease on life.
Thank you for taking good care of her!
 Dolly has been a menber of the family for two weeks now. It has taken this long for her to recover from surgery and get aquainted with Emma and the rest of the family. She is still a bit shy but seems to be coming out of it at a rapid pace. Everything seems to be new to Dolly. She cocks her head at the squeak of a ball, but guards a bone like she'll never eat again. She is a dog that loves constant attention. Emma has found a new friend and they play well together. We are all happy Dolly has found a new lease on life. Thank you for taking good care of her! |
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