News & Events

Supervisor Katy Tang’s 12 Days of Kittens special Puppy Pop-Up day was a hit at City Hall! SFACC Director Virginia Donohoe presented S.F. Supervisor Katy Tang and her staff with honors at the last 12 Days of Kittens & Puppies Party on Dec. 14. Supervisor Tang and her team have advocated for animal adoption and SFACC services for years by welcoming adoptable kittens and the public into her office at “Kitty Hall” in Dec. This year, puppies and a service pig named Lilou (from SFO) joined the festivities. We’re so grateful for their advocacy and support of SFACC all these years! Supervisor Tang ends her third term in office in January 2019 and we wish her all the best!

First graders from Marshall Elementary School stopped by for a tour and to say hello to some friendly bunnies.

This gentleman’s elderly mom made blankets for our shelter cats and kittens to make sure they have a warm and snuggly holiday. She really knows our fashion style!

James Wilson from Rabbit Haven stopped by with fun holiday treat bags for ACC’s rabbits. Thank you James!

Thank you to Emily Voreas and the students from Adda Clevenger School. The students had to choose where to donate and they picked ACC!

Feb. 2 | Saturday | 2:00 – 5:00pm
Beer Week Yappy Hour with Friends of SFACC
544 Bryant St., SF  94107
Beer and dogs–what more could you want? Start SF Beer Week off right with your Friends at SFACC! A $5 donation at the door gets you happy hour prices from 2-5 PM! We’ll also raffle off some great Black Hammer Brewing prizes to raise money in support of FSFACC. BRING YOUR PUPS and love of craft beer to the brewery. Proceeds go to Friends of SF Animal Care & Control, the 501(c) organization dedicated to raising funds for San Francisco’s only public, open-door animal shelter.

Breaking ground in May, 2019, the new SFACC shelter will be located at 1419 Bryant, on the northeast corner of Bryant and Alameda Streets. The SFMTA substation will be seismically retrofitted and renovated to create a modern, state-of-the-art animal care facility within the historic building shell. This move will provide a new important life for one of the oldest transit facilities in the city. The new San Francisco Animal Care and Control Project will address the multiple deficiencies of the current building and provide safe, sanitary and humane conditions that meet current animal health and welfare standards. More… 

Sign up with the Sports Basement Basementeers Program and choose Friends of San Francisco Animal Care & Control as your beneficiary. Basementeers shop from December 9-12, 2018 at any Sports Basement store OR ONLINE and receive 20% off your purchase! There’s a one-time $25 fee to sign up as a Basementeer (a lifetime membership that gives you 10% off). Even if you don’t become a Basementeer, you’ll still get a 11% discount during the holiday spree with this special code. SFACC gets a donation and you get a good deal. It’s a win/win for you and the animals!

IMPORTANT: You must either print or save and present this bar code (on your phone) when you check out.