Thank you, TrevNet Media Corp., for this posting and for all the fine work you’ve done for us! <3 #GivingTuesday is a global generosity movement. We work with some pretty amazing non-profit organizations who strive to make a difference in their communities and around the world. If you don’t have an organization to donate to, […]

In These Uncertain Times… The Sunday, November 29, column of The Conscious Cat offers some suggestions on how to choose hope over fear in these uncertain times. Sunday Quotes: Uncertainty – The Conscious Cat If you feel like you might just lose what’s left of your mind some days, you’re not alone. Uncertainty, combined with […]

Not Too Late for Daisy's Day NorthBay biz magazine featured PAHS' annual Daisy's Day fundraiser in its November issue, bringing attention to our lifesaving veterinary programs to our northern Bay Area neighbors. It's not too late to contribute to the Daisy Fund—for more information, go to: https://www.paloaltohumane.org/daisys-day-2020/ View On Facebook

PANLEUKOPENIA ALERT TO LOCAL RESCUERS (Mid-Peninsula Through San Jose, CA) There have been several kittens trapped recently with severe diarrhea, lethargy, not eating. One has tested positive for Panleukopenia (Feline Parvovirus test). Others are doing poorly. Best practice is to isolate all incoming kittens for 2 weeks. Fall kittens are often less sturdy than those […]

HAPPY THANKSGIVING FROM ALL OF US AT PAHS! View On Facebook

Palo Alto Daily Post Plugs Recued!, a Family Board Game Rescued!, developed by PAHS education partner Clorofil under the leadership of humane educator Isabelle Cnudde, is a fun game for the holidays. It features among its animal characters a kitten named Zoom who was rescued by PAHS people Carole Hyde and Leonor Delgado. Half the […]

Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) at Cupertino High School Partners with PAHS in Pet Food and Supplies Drive The FBLA team was on the job Saturday, November 21, to collect and deliver community donations from San Jose and Cupertino neighbors destined for PAHS’ education shelter partner, Silicon Valley Animal Control Authority. On hand for […]

PAHS Supports the Barron Park Donkeys We at PAHS have always placed a priority on helping local animals and have been supporters of the Barron Park Donkeys and Acterra: Action for a Healthy Planet, the group that funds the donkeys' care. We are hoping that Perry will soon have a new compatible companion and mourn […]

The afternoon of Friday, November 20, a group of Palo Alto middle school students participating in Youth Community Service’s Interactive program under the leadership of Mickaela Bernardo met via Zoom with PAHS education manager Leonor Delgado to talk about the importance of advocacy and adoption to save shelter animals and writing about service projects, volunteering […]

PAHS Mourns the Loss of Bol Park Donkey Jenny We are very saddened to learn of Jenny’s passing. Along with her companion donkey Perry, Jenny was a beloved fixture at Bol Park, giving much joy to all visitors, friendly and always seeking pets. She and Perry provided the inspiration for the winning story in our […]