Benicia Vallejo Humane Society

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Join our new e-Paws Press email list today and keep up on what is happening with your local Benicia Vallejo Humane Society—what animals are adoptable, upcoming events, needs for the animals, plus much more.

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"Who will love my pet?" The Guardian Angel Program Can Help!

Companion animals add so much to our lives and give us joy, loyalty and unconditional love. When planning for the disbursement of estates, it is vital to allow for the care and protection of your pet(s).

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A Canine Mind is a Terrible thing to Waste "by Liz McGrath"

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I'm thinking of you!
Did you know that boredom is responsible for many undesirable behaviors in dogs?

Did you know that training your dog exercises his brain and makes him easier to live with, easier to control, happier, and fosters a deeper bond between him and you?

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500 Club Success needs to continue!

The 500 club of the Benicia Vallejo Humane Society began in October of 2003.

‘We started the 500 Club as a first step to make a difference in the number of stray and unwanted animals in our community.” Says Peter Wilson, Director of Humane Services for the Benicia Vallejo Humane Society.   Our goal is to have 500 donors each year donate a minimum of $100 dollars to the club.   Those who need assistance with Spay/Neuter of their animals are able to purchase a voucher to at low cost to spay/neuter or in some cases there is no cost to the pet guardian.

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Mitten Kittens and Polydactyl Cats

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Polydactyl cats were considered “lucky” by sailors, who believed them to be superior mousers and ratters. Employed as ships ratters and lucky mascots, they probably reached America with early British settlers.

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