Peninsula Humane Society & SPCA Wildlife

Peninsula Humane Society & SPCA Wildlife Providing sick, injured, and orphaned wildlife with free care, rehabilitation, and release.
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ANYTHING IS PAWS-IBLE WHEN WE DO IT TOGETHER!Today we would like to recognize all of our teams for National Animal Shelt...
11/09/2024

ANYTHING IS PAWS-IBLE WHEN WE DO IT TOGETHER!
Today we would like to recognize all of our teams for National Animal Shelter Appreciation Week. Everyone’s role plays an integral part in PHS being able to further its mission of building healthy relationships between animals and people. Our work would not be as successful without the commitment, dedication, leadership and tenacity we display on a daily basis. A HUGE thank you to everyone for continuing to do impactful work and showing compassion to one another, the animals and the community!!

Join our virtual PEP Talk hosted by our hosted humane educator, Jolie Cole, and wildlife educator, Elizabeth Didato to l...
11/08/2024

Join our virtual PEP Talk hosted by our hosted humane educator, Jolie Cole, and wildlife educator, Elizabeth Didato to learn about how to create a thriving backyard habitat for wildlife and invertebrates.💚🦅

Saturday, November 9th at 11am on zoom

This event is free to attend, and registration is not required.

Happy Wildlife Wednesday! 🤩 🐀  This juvenile Dusky-Footed Woodrat came to us with a large wound on her chest where a par...
11/06/2024

Happy Wildlife Wednesday! 🤩 🐀

This juvenile Dusky-Footed Woodrat came to us with a large wound on her chest where a parasitic insect, a botfly, had been living. Our staff carefully cleaned and closed the wound and treated her with pain medications. Her wound healed quickly, and she spent the rest of her time in care growing up and learning to forage and eat on her own. This patient is almost ready for release and will get to run wild and free in the very near future.

Follow our link to learn all about this unique native rodent.

https://phs-spca.org/wildlife/dusky-footed-woodrat/ 🐺🦝🦨🦔🦡🐀🐿️🐍🐦‍⬛🪿🦉🐥🦅

Check out our new Creature Creations program starting every 1st & 3rd Thursday of the month! Creature Creations is a new...
11/01/2024

Check out our new Creature Creations program starting every 1st & 3rd Thursday of the month! Creature Creations is a new program geared towards elementary students who are eager to learn about wildlife and like to create art. Each session focuses on a different native wildlife species and includes a short presentation and discussion about the animal chosen for the session, followed by a hands-on artistic project related to that animal.

Learn more here: https://phs-spca.org/creature-creations/ 🦉 💚

Join our virtual PEP Talk hosted by our hosted by our humane educator, Jolie Cole, and wildlife educator, Elizabeth Dida...
10/30/2024

Join our virtual PEP Talk hosted by our hosted by our humane educator, Jolie Cole, and wildlife educator, Elizabeth Didato to learn about how to create a thriving backyard habitat for wildlife and invertebrates.💚🦅

Saturday, November 9th at 11am on zoom

This event is free to attend, and registration is not required.

We’re Hiring! Join our pack at PHS/SPCA as our Wildlife Veterinarian! Do you thrive in a fast-paced environment and have...
10/23/2024

We’re Hiring! Join our pack at PHS/SPCA as our Wildlife Veterinarian! Do you thrive in a fast-paced environment and have a passion for rehabilitating a variety of wildlife animals? Are you passionate about rehabilitating a variety of wildlife animals, ensuring the Wildlife Rehabilitation Program patients receive the highest quality veterinary medical care, performing procedures, medical evaluations, and treatment of wildlife? Do you enjoy communicating and educating staff, regarding medical issues, zoonotic diseases and specific animal population diseases. This is a part-time position with excellent benefits and pet perks! To APPLY, visit: www.phs-spca.org/careers

We love seeing our shelter animals find their way into loving homes! 🏡🐾 If one of our posts introduced you to your new b...
10/22/2024

We love seeing our shelter animals find their way into loving homes! 🏡🐾 If one of our posts introduced you to your new best friend, share your story with us! Your experiences make all the difference. 💚

We’re hiring! Do you have a passion for rehabilitating a variety of wildlife animals, ensuring that all wildlife in our ...
10/18/2024

We’re hiring! Do you have a passion for rehabilitating a variety of wildlife animals, ensuring that all wildlife in our care is provided the best possible care and attention? Do you thrive in a fast-paced work environment, performing all the necessary functions in maintaining the Wildlife Care Center in a thoroughly clean and sanitary manner? Join our OWL-some team as our newest Wildlife Care Technician at PHS/SPCA! This is a full-time position with excellent benefits and pet perks! To APPLY, visit: www.phs-spca.org/careers

Happy Wildlife Wednesday!🐍 💚 On September 25th, our South Bay Wildlife Intake admitted a post-hatchling gopher snake aft...
10/16/2024

Happy Wildlife Wednesday!🐍 💚 On September 25th, our South Bay Wildlife Intake admitted a post-hatchling gopher snake after it sustained head trauma at a local light rail station. At time of intake, wildlife staff members found the snake to be in shock with a small laceration on the left side of its face. Staff provided the snake with fluids, pain management, and wound treatment until the snake was fully recovered. After 20 days of treatment and monitoring, this gopher snake was ready to slither back to the wild! Did you know that gopher snakes mimic rattlesnakes when they feel threatened? Gopher snakes will coil their bodies, hiss, and vibrate their tails, which produces a sound like a rattlesnake. These behaviors are used to deter potential predators.🐺🦝🦨🦔🦡🐀🐿️🐍🐦‍⬛🪿🦉🐥🦅

Happy Wildlife Wednesday!🦝🤩🌱 These three raccoon youngsters arrived from San Jose each as a singletons. Each raccoon tha...
10/09/2024

Happy Wildlife Wednesday!🦝🤩🌱 These three raccoon youngsters arrived from San Jose each as a singletons. Each raccoon that comes into care is put on a 2-week quarantine to make sure there are no signs of diseases, such as parvo and distemper. Once they each cleared their quarantine, the raccoons were able to be joined as a group, also known as a gaze. As they learned to forage and climb together, they were also released together to take on the world!💚

Raccoon Fun Fact:

The oldest recorded wild raccoon lived to be 16 years old. However, the average lifespan of a wild raccoon is around 3–5 years, as being a young raccoon is challenging. Adult raccoons don't regularly live in groups in the wild, however, they have loose social groups, coming together during mating season.

Happy Raccoon Appreciation Day! This day encourages people to look more closely at raccoons, not as a nuisance but as an...
10/02/2024

Happy Raccoon Appreciation Day! This day encourages people to look more closely at raccoons, not as a nuisance but as an important factor in the ecosystem

🦝Pest control - Raccoons eat insects, rodents, and other pests.

🦝Seed dispersal - Raccoons eat berries and nuts, and then spread the seeds to new areas through their droppings and fur.

🦝Soil aeration - Raccoons dig for food, which helps improve soil aeration and permeability. This process helps plants grow by mixing nutrients and improving soil health.

While they may get into some mischief, raccoons are important in maintaining the balance of nature right here in our community. Let’s celebrate these clever critters and appreciate all the good they do!
Check out some of the raccoons we’ve cared for! Can you spot the raccoon in the last picture?

APPLY TODAY! Do you have OWL-some customer service skills to provide accurate information for service calls related to w...
10/02/2024

APPLY TODAY! Do you have OWL-some customer service skills to provide accurate information for service calls related to wildlife issues in San Francisco, San Mateo, and Santa Clara Counties? Join our team as our newest Wildlife Center Administrator at PHS/SPCA! In this role you will act as a liaison to the public on the phones assisting with all wildlife-related inquiries and requests in a positive, friendly, and professional manner. This position is full-time with excellent benefits & pet perks! To APPLY, visit: www.phs-spca.org/careers

09/04/2024

On this National Wildlife Day, we're proud to have provided care for 7,182 animals across 193 species so far this year. Every life matters, and we're committed to protecting and rehabilitating our precious wildlife. 🌍❤️🐿️🦉🦅🦝🌿

We’re Hiring! Apply to join our FUR-bulous team at PHS/SPCA! Are you someone that truly believes in animal welfare and e...
08/12/2024

We’re Hiring! Apply to join our FUR-bulous team at PHS/SPCA! Are you someone that truly believes in animal welfare and ethical animal rehabilitation? We have a variety of positions available- Animal Control Officer (Full-time); Human Resources Assistant (Full-time); Human Resources Intern (Part-time temporary); Wildlife Intake Technician (Full-time); Wildlife Center Administrator (Full-time). To apply and learn more, visit: www.phs-spca.org/careers

Our furry and feathered animals can’t wait to meet you as our newest Veterinary Assistant at PHS-SPCA! Are you dependabl...
08/01/2024

Our furry and feathered animals can’t wait to meet you as our newest Veterinary Assistant at PHS-SPCA! Are you dependable, collaborative and a firm believer of animal welfare and humane treatment of animals? Are you someone who thrives in a fast-paced environment, providing medical care and treatment to our sheltered animals and ensuring proper admitting, monitoring, recover and discharge of animals in the spay/neuter clinic? This is a full-time position with FUR-bulous benefits and pet perks! To learn more, visit: www.phs-spca.org/careers

Join us tonight!How can you help an injured bird or abandoned baby squirrel? Learn what to do from our very own Wildlife...
07/31/2024

Join us tonight!
How can you help an injured bird or abandoned baby squirrel? Learn what to do from our very own Wildlife Manager, Ashley Kinney, tonight at 7 p.m. at Burlingame Community Center, 850 Burlingame Ave. Free. Pre-registration requested at https://bit.ly/PHSwildlife

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3027 Penitencia Creek Road
San Jose, CA
95132

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 3pm
Tuesday 9am - 3pm
Wednesday 9am - 3pm
Thursday 9am - 3pm
Friday 9am - 3pm
Saturday 9am - 3pm
Sunday 9am - 3pm

Telephone

(408) 929-9453

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