Help Humane Society Silicon Valley build a quiet room so we can properly evaluate animals when they are surrendered to our care. (More...)

Many service dog applicants live on small fixed incomes. A sponsorship helps us provide a service dog to someone who otherwise could not afford one, b (More...)

Provide vaccines, microchips and tests for deadly diseases that can spread to an entire colony of homeless cats. Even though homeless cats traditional (More...)

InnVision changes lives by providing food, housing and self-sufficiency to those most in need. Your donation can help a homeless family get back on th (More...)

It's very, very simple - almost silly simple, really. It costs $50 to purchase a humane trap to capture a homeless cat who needs to be spayed/neutered (More...)

Provide healthy treats for our volunteer and staff trainers to use when teaching manners to our shelter dogs. (More...)

Second chances do happen! Reggie was scheduled to be euthanized at a local shelter until the Humane Society Silicon Valley stepped in and provided the (More...)

Help the Museum bring free field trips to the most deserving of public schools, schools with no or limited arts resources. (More...)

Help Fund Animal-Assisted Therapy Training (More...)

Hercules has a special place in the hearts of the people at the Humane Society Silicon Valley. He was brought in badly injured and needed immediate me (More...)

The Assistance Dog Institute has discovered that puppies as young as 3 weeks old can start learning skills that help them become better service dogs a (More...)

Since the release of the Chihuahua movie, we've seen a huge influx of these little dogs surrendered to shelters. Many of the puppies we've rescued fr (More...)

Binky is just one of many sweet but obese cats whose life has been saved by prescriptions foods and care from HSSV. Binky’s story: Binky, a ten- (More...)