Are you and your pet prepared? 1. Never leave your pet behind. The safest place for your pet is with you! If you must evacuate, take your pet along. 2. Place two ID tags on your pet’s collar. Include a temporary tag with the phone number of a friend or
Socializing your puppy before they are 4 months old is very important to their health and development.
Many pet parents dread nail trims as much as their dogs! But it’s important to a dog’s health and it can be easy!
Teach your dog to turn their attention to you and away from anything exciting so that you can maintain social distancing.
Are you as excited as we are about July 4th festivities?! We’re getting ready for fun in the sun, BBQ’ing with friends, and some much-needed downtime snuggling with our pets. However, with all of the people coming and going and the loud noises of fireworks and firecrackers, this is a time
Avoid a terrible tragedy and never leave your pet alone in a parked vehicle!
Our team of pet experts is here to help during this pandemic. These videos have advice on how to stay safe and healthy, as well as tips and tricks so you can use this time to bond with your pet(s).
UPDATED DECEMBER 21ST, 2020 Berkeley Humane’s regular hours are suspended until it is safe to resume. In compliance with legal orders and to keep you, our staff, and volunteers safe, Berkeley Humane has implemented a no-contact way to facilitate our essential programs including: ADOPTIONS Our adoption process is temporarily online-only. If you
5 easy steps to follow to help reunite a lost pet with their family!
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