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FixSanFrancisco.org is a grassroots campaign working to re-energize the vision of San Francisco as a no-kill city. We are seeking to network with like-minded people, city agencies, non-profits and rescue groups. Our goal is to ensure that animals with treatable medical conditions and behavior issues have the opportunity to be adopted into good homes.

 FixSanFrancisco.org advocates the following:

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AWC Meeting May 2010

Submitted by webmaster on Fri, 05/14/2010 - 12:18

Discussion of No Kill during the May 2010 AWC meeting.

Click Here to Listen to AWC May 2010 meeting discussion about No Kill

Discussion of expanding Behavior & Training Division at SF ACC to meet the needs of shelter animals

Click Here to Listen to AWC May 2010 meeting discussion about Expanding Behavior & Training at ACC

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Ft. Worth Texas Achieves No Kill With a Little Help From a Pet Food Store (May 2010)

In Ft. Worth, a partnership with a pet food store has been so successful the community has run out of adoptable dogs! Something as simple as a little creative thinking achieved No Kill almost instantly. Read the story here: http://www.wfaa.com/news/entertainment/pets/Animal-Adoptions-skyrocket-w...

It's Pit Bull Free Fix week in the Bay Area! (April 2010)

Pit bulls are the most represented breed in shelters. The responsible (and legally mandated in San Francisco) option is to spay or neuter your pit bull or pit bull breed. And this is the perfect time! Twelve San Francisco Bay Area shelters are offering to perform free spay and neuter on your pit bull. See the story here: http://www.sonomapets.com/?p=740

For the record: a list of FixSanFrancisco.org's continuing dialogue with San Francisco's animal welfare community (April 2010)

FixSanFrancisco’s Continuing Dialogue with San Francisco’s Animal Welfare Community

During the April 8, 2010 Animal Control and Welfare Commission (AWC) meeting, Rebecca Katz, Interim Director of San Francisco’s Animal Care and Control (ACC), stated, “I have consistently offered to have critics see what we do, speak with people involved with our daily routines, and to suggest alternatives….To date, the only people who have availed themselves of the offer have been some of the commissioners sitting here…”

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Will the San Francisco Animal Welfare Commission turn it's back on SF animals? (April 2010)

At the most recent meeting of the SF Commission on Animal Welfare, a motion was made to table (Pam Hemphill) or even to cease (Philip Gerrie) discussion of no kill legislation. The motion was made despite the fact that there were two new legislative proposals put before the commission that night. Is the issue lack of money? Need for legislation? Attitude of the two major players in SF (ACC and SPCA)? Here is Nathan Winodgrad's take on the meeting: http://www.examiner.com/examiner/x-16635-SF-Animal-Shelters-Examiner~y20...

Saving Senior Cats in the San Francisco East Bay (April 2010)

A new program proposed by the Contra Costa Humane Society, a nonprofit animal welfare organization, is giving older cats a second chance at adoption. See the story at: http://www.examiner.com/x-9729-Cats-Examiner~y2010m4d7-Rescue-group-and-...

April 2010 Meeting Audio Excerpts

Submitted by webmaster on Fri, 04/09/2010 - 00:05

Discussion of No Kill during the April 2010 AWC meeting.

Click Here to Listen to AWC April 2010 meeting discussion about No Kill

Discussion of expanding Behavior & Training Division at SF ACC to meet the needs of shelter animals

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The Power of a Hug (March 2010)

Watch this heart-warming video where Edie the dog is saved from euthanasia and learns to trust again.

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