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2012 Members

Adelanto (City of) - Animal Control
Amador County Animal Control

American Humane Association – Film & TV Unit
Animal Issues Movement

Animal Welfare Information & Assistance, Inc.

Apple Valley (Town of) Animal Services Dept.
Bakersfield Animal Control Services (City of)
Barstow Humane Society
Berkeley-East Bay Humane Society
Burbank Animal Shelter (City of)
Butte County Animal Control
Butte Humane Society
Carpinteria (City of) Animal Control
Central California SPCA
Chula Vista Animal Care Facility
Clovis Animal Services
Coastal Animal Services Authority
Contra Costa County Animal Services Department
Corona (City of) Animal Services & Enforcement
Dinuba Police Department
East Bay SPCA
El Cajon Police Department
El Centro Police Department

Elk Grove (City of) Animal Services
Glendale Humane Society

Haven Humane Society
Healdsburg Animal Shelter

Humane Animal Services
Humane Society of San Bernardino Valley, The
Humane Society of the North Bay
Humane Society of Truckee-Tahoe
Humane Society of Ventura County
Humane Society Silicon Valley
Inland Valley Humane Society
Inyo County Animal Services

Irvine Police Department-Animal Services

Kern County Animal Control
Kings County Animal Control
Klinedinst PC Attorneys-at-Law, Orange County
Lake County Animal Care & Control
Lake Tahoe Humane Society & SPCA
Lathrop Animal Services
Livermore Police Dept. - Animal Control
Long Beach (City of) Animal Care Services
Los Angeles (County of) Dept. of AC & Control
Madera County Department of Animal Control
Manteca Animal Services Shelter

Marin Humane Society, The

Mariposa County Sheriff's Office
Mendocino County Animal Care and Control
Merced County Animal Control
Mission Viejo (City of)
Mono County Animal Control
Monrovia Police Department & Animal Control

Moorpark (City of)
Moreno Valley (City of) Animal Services
Napa County Animal Shelter
Napa Humane
Newport Beach Animal Control
Northwest SPCA

Orange County SPCA
Oxnard Police Department - Animal Safety Unit
Palo Alto Animal Services
Paradise (Town of) Animal Control
Pasadena Humane Society & SPCA

Perris Animal Control, City of
Pets In Need
Placer County Animal Services
Placer SPCA
Ramona Humane Society
Rancho Cordova (City of) Animal Services
Rancho Cucamonga Animal Care & Adoption Center
Redondo Beach Animal Control
RedRover (formerly United Animal Nations)
Rialto (City of) Animal Control
Ridgecrest Animal Control
Ripon Animal Shelter
Rohnert Park Animal Shelter
Sacramento SPCA
Salinas Animal Services
San Bernardino County Animal Care & Control
San Diego (County of) Animal Services

San Francisco Animal Care & Control

San Jose Animal Care and Services

San Luis Obispo County Animal Services
Santa Barbara County Animal Services
Santa Clara (County of) Division of AC&C
Santa Cruz SPCA
Santa Maria Valley Humane Society
Santa Ynez Valley Humane Society
Shasta County Sheriff Animal Regulation
Silicon Valley Animal Control Authority
Siskiyou Humane Society

Sonoma County Animal Care & Control
Southeast Area Animal Control Authority
SPCA for Monterey County
spcaLA
Stanislaus County Animal Services
Sunnyvale Animal Control Unit
Sutter County Animal Control

Temple City (City of) Animal Control

Torrance (City of) Police Dept. -  Animal Control

Truckee (Town of) Animal Control
Tulare (City of) Animal Control Division

Tulare County Animal Control
Tuolumne County Animal Control
Turlock Animal Control Services (City of)
Upland (City of)
Ventura (County of) Animal Regulation
Woods Humane Society
Yolo County Animal Services
Yuba County Animal Care Services

Yucca Valley (City of) Animal Control Division

Updated February 2, 2012

   


The State Humane Association of California has over 100 members throughout California. There are two types of memberships: Organization and Affiliate.


Organization Membership

Open to organizations that are incorporated as a society for the prevention of cruelty to animals, as required under California Corporations Code section 10400 or the applicable pre-existing statutes. Organization members have voting privileges and are approved for membership after review by the Board of Directors of State Humane.

2011 Annual Membership Dues:
Dues are $75 for Organization members employing up to five full-time employees and for those members with no paid staff. Both are Class A organization members. For member organizations employing more than five full-time employees, dues are as follows:

# of Employees Annual Dues
6-9 $100
10-19 $150
20-29 $250
30-49 $350
50 or more $525

Download a Membership application (in PDF format)


Affiliate Membership

Those agencies and organizations not eligible for Organization membership, such as animal control agencies, police departments with animal control responsibilities, and nonprofit animal interests groups may apply for Affiliate membership. Although Affiliate members do not have voting privileges, they do receive many of the same benefits of membership as Organization members.

2011 Annual Membership Dues:
Dues for Affiliate members are $120.

Download a Membership application (in PDF format)


Why join State Humane?

By joining SHAC, your organization will enjoy the following benefits:

  • Savings of 30% on the California Animal Laws Handbook and other animal care and control items.

  • Discount on registration fees for the California Animal Care Conference and other training courses.
  • Posting of your employment announcements on our website at no cost.
  • Inclusion in SHAC mailings and announcements with updates from the field, news stories, legislative alerts, and other pertinent items.
  • Information regarding legislative activity and additional representation through SHAC and the California Animal Care Coalition.
  • Knowledge that your organization’s membership helps ensure that training, resources, and networking opportunities are available to animal shelters throughout the state.
  • Voting privileges (Organization members only).

SHAC represents 100 years of advocacy on behalf of animals and the professionals who care for them.  We hope you will join us in continuing this important effort. 

   

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