#sdhumane

[hsnaples]

#Repost @sdhumanesociety ・・・ Teamwork at its finest! We were up at 4:30am with @humanesociety packing the animals of @hsnaples to send to San Diego. This frees up space so Humane Society Naples can help more local animals after Hurricane Irma. The animals are almost ready for take off ✈️🐶🐱#inspirecompassion #sdhumane #hurricaneirma #humanesocietynaples #rescue (at Page Field)

[naoki0731-blog]

With moves like these, Pet-Assisted Therapy dog, Serena, brings smiles everywhere she goes! #sdhumane #inspirecompassion

[littlekipepeo]

On that note, I just saw that we have another promotion for adoptions happening this weekend.

Personally, I am participating in the Black Friday boycott and realize that many people seeing this may also be participating as well. Good on you and good luck.

So if you're interested in adopting, please swing by on the 29th or 30th.

[littlekipepeo]

Alright. I volunteer at the San Diego Humane Society, having done so for several months. While I am currently a Canine Companion, I would like to shine the spotlight on rabbits.

Not a lot of people realize that we have rabbits, so a good number of the rabbits at the different campuses (especially Airport Road) have been there for several months. Some have even been there perhaps nearly half a year.

If you are considering to adopt a pet in the near future and live in San Diego county, may I suggest adopting a rabbit? They can be litter trained and with the proper amount of care, can live just as long as cats.

Just note that if you do consider a rabbit, please do the proper research to care for them. They are technically prey animals, so you would have to take a different approach to bond with them. 

You can look at available rabbits (and other animals) to adopt here.