Peninsula Humane Society & SPCA Wildlife

Peninsula Humane Society & SPCA Wildlife Providing sick, injured, and orphaned wildlife with free care, rehabilitation, and release.

🍪 If you're looking for some biscuit makers we got just the gal for you! Meet: 🧡Meowly Cyrus ID 🧡Florence ID 🧡Eartha ID ...
06/29/2025

🍪 If you're looking for some biscuit makers we got just the gal for you!

Meet:
🧡Meowly Cyrus ID
🧡Florence ID
🧡Eartha ID
🧡Najah ID

Stop by the Peninsula Humane Society & SPCA or call 650-340-7022to schedule an appointment. Visit www.PHS-SPCA.org for more information.

💌 We had 57 adoptions this week! ✨ Here are some of them:
06/29/2025

💌 We had 57 adoptions this week! ✨ Here are some of them:

🐈 and adoption update! Chili is fitting right in, adding some fun and spice to his new home! 😸🌶️
06/29/2025

🐈 and adoption update! Chili is fitting right in, adding some fun and spice to his new home! 😸🌶️

Say hi to some American Robins! 👋 🥰 In the first week of June, we received two American Robin fledglings. One was foun...
06/25/2025

Say hi to some American Robins! 👋 🥰

In the first week of June, we received two American Robin fledglings. One was found on the ground in Foster City, and the other in Mountain View. Both were alone, with no parents in sight. They are currently being fed every 30 minutes throughout the day and will remain in care for about a month.

Songbirds must be raised together during rehabilitation so they can learn the social and behavioral skills they would typically gain from their parents. This increases their chances of survival and success when they are released back into the wild.

💌 Fun Fact: American Robins lay distinctive light blue eggs, a color caused by the bile pigment in the mother’s blood.

Do you like being outdoors and interested in wildlife? Are you a people person comfortable starting up conversations wit...
06/20/2025

Do you like being outdoors and interested in wildlife? Are you a people person comfortable starting up conversations with new people? If so, become a docent volunteer at our Saratoga Wildlife Care Center. Read more, and apply here: https://phs-spca.org/volunteer/positions/wildlife-docent/

The PHS/SPCA San Jose wildlife intake site will be closed on Saturday, April 5th.Please bring wildlife in need of care t...
04/04/2025

The PHS/SPCA San Jose wildlife intake site will be closed on Saturday, April 5th.
Please bring wildlife in need of care to:
Wildlife Center in Saratoga
24103 Congress Springs Rd., Saratoga

Veterinary Emergency Group (VEG)
725 Ridder Park Dr. #85, San Jose

Reach us at 650-340-7022 for any questions.

Come spend a week in Saratoga with the Peninsula Humane Society & SPCA for a Wildlife-themed summer camp! Wildlife Camp ...
03/30/2025

Come spend a week in Saratoga with the Peninsula Humane Society & SPCA for a Wildlife-themed summer camp! Wildlife Camp is designed to engage and inspire campers, while fostering a deep understanding of local wildlife and ecosystems.

Camp activities include art projects, animal-themed games, nature crafts, daily activities along our Learning Path with interactive exhibits, and nature excursions.
We will observe local wildlife, investigate tracks and clues, and develop the skills needed to identify wild animal species.
Campers will learn about native plants and animals of woodlands, wetlands, and other ecosystems from the San Francisco Bay area to the Central Coast.
We will also examine how we can help wildlife in our own backyards.

Learn more here: https://bit.ly/42bIX3h

The Wildlife Center at Saratoga operated by the Peninsula Humane Society & SPCA is officially open and able to accept ...
03/20/2025



The Wildlife Center at Saratoga operated by the Peninsula Humane Society & SPCA is officially open and able to accept injured wildlife.

Have a wild animal that needs help? You can now bring them to any of these locations:
* 24103 Congress Springs Road, Saratoga
* 1450 Rollins Road, Burlingame
* 3027 Penitencia Creek Road, San Jose

We have a special today!Check out this feature in Punch Magazine on our very own Wildlife Director, Nicole Weger.🐺🦝🦨🦔🦡...
03/12/2025

We have a special today!
Check out this feature in Punch Magazine on our very own Wildlife Director, Nicole Weger.
🐺🦝🦨🦔🦡🐀🐿️🐍🐦‍⬛🪿🦉🐥🦅

: On February 10th, our wildlife care center received our very first young hummingbird of the season! Anna's Hummingbir...
03/06/2025

: On February 10th, our wildlife care center received our very first young hummingbird of the season! Anna's Hummingbirds are one of the first species we start getting as young this early on in the year. Most birds start their nesting season in the spring, but Anna’s Hummingbirds are a bit different as they may start breeding as early as December! Anna’s Hummingbirds are able to start nesting in the early winter because in addition to nectar, which is the usual diet for hummingbirds, they also feed on small insects. This means that even when there isn’t a lot of nectar available, Anna’s Hummingbirds are still able to eat enough to sustain themselves and their young with insect protein instead. This allows them to avoid competition with other hummingbird species that do not breed as early. Currently our wildlife department is caring for 11 young hummingbirds, all of whom are receiving feedings every 45 minutes!

🐺🦝🦨🦔🦡🐀🐿️🐍🐦‍⬛🪿🦉🐥🦅

Address

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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