Humane Society Silicon Valley

We adopted our beautiful dog here. If your going to get a dog/cat/bunny, please adopt it. They give you so much in return for your adoption fees as well. Our dog came with puppy training, which that in itself is worth it.

I adopted my best friend from here and she’s almost two now. They made the experience so wonderful and I highly recommend this place for your little fur baby

Came here for the first time. Nice building with kind staffs. Saw many lovely animals. Will come visit next time. 👍👍👍

How can you not love this place. So many cute animals. And today I got a new addition to my family. Big discount for older cats too 🐈😹.

They have dogs, cats, and rabbits! I wish i could adopt them all!!!

The staff there are very nice and professional. We thought the adoption would take a while, but it was about an hour, including waiting in line.

What a deal, for a $75 fee, i got a cat, fully vaccinated, dental cleaned and chipped. And a sweet one! This is the place to adopt, look here first!

I decided to add pics of the rabbits only because you all know about the cats and dogs.

Adopted my first rabbit here a few months ago. The shelter is very clean, and they have big pens for rabbits instead of cages, so very nice. The people who work/volunteer here are friendly and helpful. The adoption process was easy. It was unfortunate hat three days after I adopted my rabbit, he got liver lobe torsion (I’m still not sure whether it’s it)that the vet I took him to said he was unlikely to survive. I was so overwhelmed because I had zero experience of taking care of rabbits at that time. The rabbit volunteer at the shelter followed up with me and offered to help when she knew the situation. She also provided information of the background of my rabbit (although limited because my rabbit was found by a good Samaritan at a park) to help the diagnosis and treatment. Fortunately my rabbit finally survived and he is very healthy and happy now. I hoped that they had vets that I can bring my rabbit to for a second opinion and hopefully cost a little less but unfortunately they don’t (probably because it’s rabbit?), so I had to stick with the only vet I could find available at that time, and I spent a few thousands in that month. So I would suggest anyone to have pet insurance ready before the adoption if you can afford it, also the condition is not related to the shelter, my rabbit was fine before I adopted him, it’s just that anything can happen so you’re better off with an insurance.