We get many phone calls each day from people who need information. We have tried to list as many questions as we can here with the links or contact information for your convenience.
The Solano SPCA does not receive financial support from any agency.
The ASPCA is located in New York City and was the first SPCA. The SPCA is a name only. None of the agencies with SPCA in the name are related or linked in any way. If you wish to contribute to the Solano SPCA and help local animals click here . All money donated to the Solano SPCA goes to the care of the animals or is designated for special projects to improve shelter facilities.
The Solano SPCA does not receive any funding from outside sources.
The Solano SPCA survives and operates solely through the adoption fees and private donations from the generous people that care about the welfare of Solano County's homeless animals. Without your support we could not survive.
There are not any low cost spay / neuter clinics in Solano County.
For low cost spays and neuters please contact Kaye at 707-448-7123. Kaye and her dedicated associates arrange for animals to go to low cost clinics. Her schedule is VERY busy and an appointment is necessary. Please call her for more detailed information.
All dogs over the age of four months must be vaccinated for rabies and licensed with Solano County within 30 days of ownership/possession or new residence in Solano County. Persons living in unincorporated areas of the county are also required to license their dogs. For more information click here .
For barking issues please contact Humane Animal Services at 707-449-1700.
Humane Animal Services deals with animal control issues in the city limits of Vacaville, Fairfield, Suisun, Dixon and Rio Vista and Travis Air Force Base.
The Solano SPCA takes stray animals when space permits.
The Solano SPCA takes strays when there is space available. We generally operate at capacity. Please give us a call before bringing an animal to us. We can let you know if there is room before you come. We can always take a found or lost report and scan the animal for a microchip..
The Solano SPCA receives 10-15 calls every week by someone who wants to bring in a cat. We operate at capacity and are only able to take in what we adopt out. We are required to hold cats for a number of days to ensure they are not incubating a disease and to assess their temperament for placement. Many people want to bring cats to the Solano SPCA because we are a "no kill" shelter for adoptable animals and want to ensure their pets get a good home. We ask that you keep calling and be patient.
The surrender fee helps to cover some of the costs your animal incurs during its stay at the Solano SPCA.
All animals that are accepted into the adoption program at the Solano SPCA receive necessary vaccinations and any needed medical attention. Many of the animals are with us for an extended amount of time, and the fee helps to cover some of the daily needs.
Solano County SPCA 2200 Peabody Road Vacaville, CA 95687 Ph: (707) 448-7722 Fax: (707) 448-8291
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