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| Benefits of adopting older animals Why mixed breeds make great companion animals So You Want to Adopt a Puppy.... Available Small Animals (rabbits, guinea pigs, etc.) Available Other Animals (birds, reptiles, farm animals, etc.) |
Birds, Reptiles, and Other Animals Available for AdoptionAll adoptable animals (except farm animals) are now housed only at our Tom & Annette Lantos Center for Compassion, located at 1450 Rollins Rd. in Burlingame. Farm animals are located at our Coyote Point location: 12 Airport Blvd., San Mateo. Click the photo to see a pop up box with more information, photos, and videos. If you are interested in a particular species, such as a snake, you can use the search box below. More information
If you don't see any animals, be sure to enable Javascript in your browser. Or please visit Petfinder.com to see our available animals. If you're having trouble seeing videos of the animals, try loading the page in a different browser or visit Peninsula Humane Society's YouTube channel directly at YouTube.com.
These are only some of the exotic animals we have for adoption. We do our best to update this page regularly (with volunteers) but we can't guarantee every animal shown here is still available. It's also typical that we have animals in the shelter who haven't yet had their photos taken, so even though the site has been updated, that doesn't mean you're seeing all the animals here that are actually available at our shelter. So please come down to the shelter! It's a loving place and we are happy to help you find the perfect pet for you. To hear a recording of the most current listing of animals for adoption, call 650/340-7022 x823. We also have farm animals that need loving homes. Please call 650/340-7022 x332 for more info.
Because exotic animals have specialized needs, PHS/SPCA adopts them to potential adopters that have researched the care required for that particular animal. If you are interested in an exotic animal, please call Customer Service at 650/340-7022 extension 354 for more information or visit the shelter in person. It is often not possible for our staff to complete adoptions when visitors arrive less than an hour before we close (7 pm on weekdays and 6 pm on weekends). Please note this and arrive at least an hour before our closing time if you think you might be adopting a pet. **CAUTION: Turtles may transmit bacteria that cause disease in humans. It is important to wash the hands thoroughly after handling turtles or material that had contact with turtles. Do not allow water or any other substance that had contact with turtles to come in contact with food or areas where food is prepared. Make sure that these precautions are followed by children and others handling turtles.
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