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adopt-a-thon & street fair
Saturday, September 7 | 10am–4pm
2700 9th St. Berkeley
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Bark (& Meow) Around the Block

Our biggest annual adopt-a-thon and family-friendly street fair returns on Saturday, September 7, 2024!

This outdoor, free-to-attend event at 2700 Ninth St. Berkeley features hundreds of adoptable animals from shelters and rescues throughout the Bay Area, along with live music, food and beer, pet and other vendors, and so much more.

This event welcomes adopters and all of our animal-loving community members to come together in support of shelter animals!

animals #lookingfurlove
(many more to come!)
free vaccines & microchips!

For the first time at Bark (& Meow) Around the Block, Berkeley Humane is partnering with Vets in Vans and Friends of Alameda Animal Shelter (FAAS) to offer free vaccines and microchips to dog and cat families in need of assistance to care for their pets. Please click here for more information. 

presenting sponsors
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participating shelters & rescues

Bark (& Meow) Around the Block is the premier Bay Area location for Clear the Shelters, a nationwide pet adoption effort sponsored by NBC Bay Area/Telemundo 48.

Questions? Visit our FAQs page.

sponsorship opportunities

Become a sponsor for Bark (& Meow) Around the Block! Your sponsorship supports Berkeley Humane’s mission to find loving homes for cats and dogs throughout the East Bay.

partner with us

Berkeley Humane is proud to partner with our animal-loving community! Opportunities include event sponsorships, raffle donations, and more. 

upcoming events

*Event dates and details subject to change.

You can put smiles on the faces of so many new pet families. We are determined to place 75 pets into new loving homes in just one day—on Saturday, September 7th—at our once-a-year adopt-a-thon event. But this can only happen if we raise $19,632 to meet the medical needs of all 75 animals, so they can be ready for adoption within two weeks. From kittens abandoned in Southern California to litters of puppies left on rural roads in the Central Valley, and dogs and cats rescued as part of Park Fire disaster relief to those at risk of euthanasia in Hawai’i—these shelter animals all have one thing in common: they need a second chance. With your support, there is hope.

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