| Santa Clara County Animal Shelter |
| 12370 Murphy Ave. San Martin, CA 95046 408-686-3900 |
| Think globally, adopt locally! |
| Think globally, adopt locally! |
| Contact Us: |
| We are open: |
| Dog Socializers: |
| Volunteer: |
| Dog socializers provide much-needed attention and exercise for the adoptable dogs. Dog socializers will take dogs out to the yard for playtime, brushing, and training. Advanced dog socializers will show dogs to potential adopters and take dogs for hikes offsite. Socializers must commit to one day a week for three hours. |
| 408-686-3901 |
| Volunteering is Thank you for your interest in becoming a South County Animal Shelter Volunteer! Volunteers are the backbone of our adoption program, providing essential services to the animals in our care. Please review the following volunteer job opportunities then come down to the shelter to fill out an application. Volunteers must be at least 18 years old and must attend a volunteer orientation before starting work. If you have any questions, please call the Shelter Supervisor Brigid Wasson at (408)686-3901. |
| Weekdays: 12-6 pm Weekends: 12-5 pm We are open EVERY DAY! |
| 12370 Murphy Ave. San Martin, CA 95046 408-686-3900 |
| Santa Clara County Animal Shelter |
| Cat Socializers: |
| Foster Parents: |
| Sign up today and become part of our lifesaving team! |
| Cat socializers provide much-needed attention and exercise for the adoptable cats. Cat socializers will let cats out of the cage in the adoption room for playtime and brushing. Advanced cat socializers will show cats to potential adopters. Socializers must commit to one day a week for three hours. |
| Foster parents provide care in their homes for animals who are too young, too shy, or too ill to go up for adoption. During the spring and summer the shelter takes in hundreds of young kittens who need to be fostered until they are at least eight weeks old. Throughout the year the shelter takes in mama dogs with nursing puppies, elderly/ill dogs and cats, and undersocialized dogs and cats who will not do well at the shelter. A few weeks or months in a foster home means the difference between life and death. |
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