SHS Logo Sequoia Humane Society
Promoting animal welfare and individual responsibility for the
care and protection of animals.

A No-Kill Shelter Promoting Spay/Neuter.
6073 Loma Avenue, Eureka CA 95503
(707) 442-1782
Hours: Tuesday through Saturday, Noon to 5pm
Closed Sunday & Monday
Incoming animals by appointment only.
Woofstock 2009 & 14th Annual Mutt Strut
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2005 Annual Report
Please click here to view the Sequoia Humane Society's 2005 Annual Report (PDF)


Vets Who Support SHS Spay/Neuter Drives

Sunny Brae Animal Clinic
900 Buttermilk Lane
Arcata, CA
822-5124

Eureka Veterinary Hospital
4433 Broadway
Eureka, CA
442-4885

Animal Health & Surgery Center
1257 Riverwalk Drive
Fortuna, CA
725-6154

Myrtle Avenue Veterinary Hospital
2715 Hubbard Lane
Eureka, CA
443-8686

McKinleyille Animal Care Ctr
2151 Central Ave.
McKinleyville, CA
839-1504

Pet Adoptions

We are not able to check our e-mail everyday, so if you are interested in a particular animal, please TELEPHONE US right away.


   
Adoptable Cats
Adoption Fees


   
Adoptable Dogs
Adoption Fees



Private Adoptions   
Private Adoptions
Click Here


Thank you for considering the adoption of a pet from the Sequoia Humane Society. Our adoption process is designed to help insure a good match, for you and for the animal…A match that will be a happy one for many years to come.

STEPS IN THE ADOPTION PROCESS

  1. First, we ask you to review our Adoption Policies and Shelter Standards. If they are all acceptable to you, you're ready to proceed to the next step.

  2. If you like, you may walk through our facility and view (but not yet handle) the kittens, cats, puppies, dogs and other animals that are available for adoption OR you may proceed to the next step in the adoption process, filling out an adoption application.

  3. Fill out an Adoption Application (we'll be glad to help you fill it out). Your answers to the questions on the application serve as the basis for us to help you choose a pet that is compatible with you and your family. You may receive an application at the Shelter or Download an Adoption Application. We are not equipped to receive applications via e-mail, so please remember to bring it with you when you visit the Shelter.

  4. We invite you to walk through our facility and visit with our candidates for adoption. One at a time, take your favorites to a visiting room or yard and spend all the time you want getting to know them. We'll tell you what we know about each animal's personality and temperament and how that may or may not seem to fit your situation. We'll also answer your questions about how to care for or train the animal.

    PLEASE NOTE: You don't have to complete this entire process in one day. In fact, we encourage you to take some time to reflect upon your decision. DON'T WORRY, we will hold an animal for you for up to 24 hours.

    In fact, before making a final decision on the animal you want to adopt, we will urge you to bring other members of your family - including other animal members - to meet him or her. This can prevent you from being disappointed later if others in your family don't share your enthusiasm for the animal you've chosen.

  5. Once you have selected your new friend, and verified the information on your adoption application, you will be asked to sign an adoption contract and pay an adoption fee. The fee covers spaying or neutering, vaccines your new pet has received at the shelter, and other items you will receive with your new family member.
That's it! We hope that by the end of this process there will be at least two very happy clients: you and your new animal friend.

We reserve the right not to adopt an animal into a situation that we believe would be dangerous (for the person or the animal), impermanent, or unhealthy.

SHELTER STANDARDS - ADOPTION POLICIES - ADOPTION COUNSELING

ADOPTION APPLICATION
(Microsoft Word Doc, 95kb)

Adopting A Cat Fees

Adopting A Dog Fees



e-mail us at
humane@sequoiahumane.org

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The Animal Rescue Site

Help the Sequoia Humane Society win a Twenty Thousand Dollar grant! Vote often, vote every day!


Visit the SHS
Forever Friends
Memory Garden

Gift certificates are now available! It can be used towards the purchase of adoptions, spay/neuter vouchers, microchips and Tailwaggers Thrift shop.

Great gift idea!
Woofstock 2008 T-shirts are now available on sale for $15.00. All sizes are in stock.


Woofstock 2008 T-shirt

HSUS - Feral Cats

National Animal Poison Control Center

Plants for Pets: Hazardous and Safe

Small Animal Poisons (AVMA)


North Coast Legacy
By leaving a legacy through a gift in a will, your commitment can continue.
 



zooto.com

Please help us win a shelter million-dollar Makeover by registering and becoming an affiliate member at zoo.com. Simply log on to www.zootoo.com, and select Sequoia Humane Society as your supporting shelter, and earn points by participating in all the activities on www. zootoo.com/makeover.