We're so happy to see our pups relaxing until they find their new homes!

Correction: 572 Airport Rd is closed.

As a precaution, we have started moving dogs from our 576 Airport Rd. location to our 2905 San Luis Rey Rd. campus due to the #NovemberFire. This is the 2nd time this week, we are moving animals due to fires. On Monday we moved 116 pets due to the #AirportFire.

🚨 IMPORTANT: Our Oceanside Campus (576 Airport Rd) is CLOSED to the public due to an evacuation warning for the #NovemberFire at Camp Pendleton. All vet, microchip & vaccine appts are canceled. Please do not visit to offer assistance. Questions? Call 619-299-7012. Stay safe!

Forward progress of the #AirportFire in Oceanside has been stopped. Our staff and animals are safe. We were able to move all 116 pets in our care at 576 Airport Rd. to our second location at 2905 San Luis Rey Rd. within one hour.

So incredibly proud of our team, who evacuated 116 animals within an hour from our Airport Rd. location to our San Luis Rey Rd. location due to the #AirportFire. Everyone is safe and the animals are moving back. Get your animal evacuation checklist at sdhumane.org/disasterprep.

We are thankful the #AirportFire in Oceanside is controlled and our staff and animals are safe. We were able to move all 116 pets in our care at 576 Airport Rd. to our second location at 2905 San Luis Rey Rd. Once the smoke clears, we will work to move the animals back.

San Diego Humane Society is evacuating its campus on 576 Airport Rd. and closing to the public due to the Airport Fire. We are moving everyone to our location at 2905 San Luis Rey Road in Oceanside. #AirportFire

6/8/26 at 11a.m.: There is a brushfire on Airport Road, west of Benet Hill Road. Fire resources are on the scene. For safety, OPD is working on evacuating nearby residences near the Airport and the Prince of Peace Abbey. Zone 0427 is being evacuated at this time. #Oceanside

If you are evacuating your home, take your pets with you. Pets cannot fend for themselves during disasters and leaving them behind can risk both their lives and those of rescuers. Leave early and don’t wait for mandatory evacuation orders. #SorrentoFire

We're thrilled to share that more than 338 animals found loving homes during Saturday's California Adopt-a-Pet Day event! Congratulations to all the people and pets beginning their new chapters together.

It’s California Adopt-a-Pet Day! Adoption fees are waived all day for all pets at San Diego Humane Society and many other shelter locations. Doors open at 10 am! Learn more at sdhumane.org! #CaliforniaAdoptaPetDay.

San Diego Padres center fielder Jackson Merrill recently took part in @sdhumane's 32nd annual Walk for Animals event (via @fox5sandiego) fox5sandiego.com/news/local-…

A major rescue operation continues for hundreds of animals. @sdhumane society started saving the animals from a sanctuary in Julian on Friday. They say this is one of the largest and most complex cases they have ever seen. @ealvareznews @fox5sandiego @KUSINews #SanDiego fox5sandiego.com/news/local-…

Hundreds of animals — from more than 160 horses to over 225 cats and dozens of other species — are at the center of a massive, multi-day rescue operation at a Julian animal sanctuary, where crews are working around the clock to evaluate, treat and relocate them. “Our teams are continuing the complex work of evaluating, treating and moving animals off the property,” the San Diego Humane Society said. “While some animals appear healthy and stable, many were found suffering without adequate care and husbandry.” The effort, involving multiple agencies and dozens of responders, is stretching resources as crews process new arrivals, conduct medical exams and transport animals to facilities across the region. “Our absolute priority remains the health and safety of every animal on the property,” the agency said. Officials say the operation could continue for several more days as teams work through the sheer number of animals discovered on the 40-acre site. Story link in comments. Photos by San Diego Humane Society.

Thank you Jackson Merrill for coming to the Walk for Animals! @Padres

This morning, our team began a mass rescue operation at an animal sanctuary in Julian. Our Humane Law Enforcement officers, alongside the San Diego County Sheriff’s Department, served a search warrant and are on-site caring for animals right now. More at sdhumane.org/julianrescue

AB 2010 (the SNIP Act) has passed out of the Assembly Business & Professions Committee — bringing us closer to expanding access to high-quality spay & neuter services statewide. By removing barriers while maintaining standards, this legislation helps address pet overpopulation.

Right now, a pair of male black bear cubs is safe and receiving care at our Ramona Wildlife Center! Our skilled team of wildlife veterinarians performed a comprehensive exam & found the brothers to be in good health. Because they’re so young, they’ll need months of extensive care

Please take extra precautions to keep your animals safe during this heatwave in San Diego County. Important tips are available at sdhumane.org/heatsafety.

With temperatures rising, the warm weather can be tough on pets. Here’s how you can help pets stay safe, comfortable & cool: ✅Provide plenty of cool, clean water ✅Keep them in the cool indoors ✅Exercise them early in the morning or late evening Visit sdhumane.org/heatsafety!