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Valley Humane Society Valley Humane Society creates a brighter future for cats and dogs by encouraging and strengthening the bond between people and pets.

Our Vision:

A world in which every animal is loved and every person knows the love of an animal. Our Values:

Compassion- Kindness is at the core of our mission. At VHS we treat everyone with respect and understanding. Animals at VHS are treated individually with the sensitivity and caring they deserve. Companionship- Everyone deserves a friend. VHS creates opportunities for people to experience the love of a pet, as well as connect with others. We believe that life lived as part of a loving family is richer, happier, and more fulfilling. Optimism- VHS is a warm, happy place, a feeling reflected by the well-being of the animals in our care. We believe visiting, volunteering, and working here should be a fun, positive experience, a vibe we carry out with us into the community. Our good spirits cultivate enthusiasm for our mission and keep us hopeful when things get challenging. Gratitude- We appreciate the many talents brought to bear by our volunteers and staff to achieve our mission. The mental, physical, and emotional gifts offered to VHS are as important as the financial contributions, both large and small, of our many donors. We recognize that these gifts, taken together, are what allow us in turn to serve the animals and people of our community. Collaboration- The task before us is greater than any one person. Our relationships with the community, business, and other rescue organizations increase our capacity and amplify our impact. We work together to achieve a common goal. At VHS we lead the way by actively cultivating cooperative partnerships. Integrity- Our path is paved with more than good intentions. At VHS we strive to act with integrity and honesty. Decisions are based on sound judgment and careful reasoning. We are fiscally responsible and understand our commitment to our animals, donors, volunteers, and community.

10/15/2026

Happy Thursday! Come on down to Valley Humane Society and meet these wonderful dogs. We’re open until 4pm—find your new best friend!

This October, our Volunteer Spotlight shines on Mary Anne Lewis! Mary Anne guides new pet guardians through the adoption...
10/15/2026

This October, our Volunteer Spotlight shines on Mary Anne Lewis! Mary Anne guides new pet guardians through the adoption process, answers questions, gives tours, takes animal portraits, and loves every moment she spends with the animals. One of her favorite memories comes from an adoption event, where a very shy kitten stayed tucked under a climbing structure and wouldn't come out for anyone. Then one particular adopter walked in, the kitten ran straight to her, and they went home together that day. As Mary Anne says, sometimes a pet picks us!

When she's not volunteering, Mary Anne enjoys biking, reading, traveling, and walking Yuki, her 2-year-old Bernedoodle who keeps the family moving and is convinced she runs the household.

Thank you, Mary Anne, for sharing your time and talents with Valley Humane!

Interested in joining our volunteer team? Learn more at https://bit.ly/4yA1zIX.

Home to Home Roundup: four pups looking for their next chapter! These sweet dogs are being rehomed straight from their c...
10/15/2026

Home to Home Roundup: four pups looking for their next chapter! These sweet dogs are being rehomed straight from their current families through our Home to Home program, so they can go right to their new home.

Charlie (Newark): A Border Collie/German Shepherd puppy who’s smart, very loving, and curious about everything. He’s already house-trained, still working on leash skills, and his favorite part of the day is his evening walk. He’s looking for an active family with time to train him and plenty of chew toys.
https://bit.ly/4dB0tnZ

Murphy (San Jose): A distinguished 13+ year old Maltese gentleman with plenty of quirks. He eats off the floor (bowls are not his style), he’s wary of hardwood floors, and he’d love to spend his golden years cuddled up with one devoted person or couple. He needs a quiet home with no other pets or kids so he can be the one and only.
https://bit.ly/4zPed7t

Hannah (San Jose): A one-year-old Cane Corso with a big heart. She gets along with big dogs, picks her people carefully, and gives back every bit of love she gets. She’s looking for an experienced adopter who can put in the time and has room on the couch for a large girl.
https://bit.ly/4zrhWrt

Female Dachshund (San Diego): A tiny 13-week-old wiener puppy who’s already crate-trained, potty-trained, and up to date on her shots. She’s good with kids and most other animals, and she’s ready for a family to give her a name!
https://bit.ly/4yeP1G8

Think one of these pups is meant for you? Tap the link below their bio to meet them on Home to Home and reach out to their families directly.

Pet-assisted therapy team Hank and Jillian had a wonderful time at Choice in Aging today!
10/15/2026

Pet-assisted therapy team Hank and Jillian had a wonderful time at Choice in Aging today!

Meet Trike. When one of our local municipal shelter partners reached out about a young dog with a badly injured back leg...
10/14/2026

Meet Trike.

When one of our local municipal shelter partners reached out about a young dog with a badly injured back leg, Valley Humane was able to say yes, thanks to generous supporters like you.

Our veterinary team found two fractures and determined that amputation would give Trike the best chance at a healthy, pain-free future. He received the lifesaving surgery he needed right here at our Surgery Center.

Then came the healing, and lots of love. With continued medical care and a dedicated foster family, Trike recovered and thrived. Within days he was eating well, climbing stairs, walking nicely on leash, and proving that three legs would not slow him down.

Our fosters help animals heal, learn what makes them unique, and often introduce them to potential adopters in their own communities. Once Trike was healed up, his foster family brought him to a neighborhood barbecue. That’s where his new family met him, fell in love, and adopted him a few days later. Even sweeter, they’re related to volunteers at our adoption center!

It took so many loving arms to get Trike here: shelter partners, veterinary teams, his foster family, adoption staff, volunteers, and you.

Your support helps Valley Humane say yes when cats and dogs need specialized care. It makes futures like Trike’s possible. Thank you for being part of the community that makes stories like his happen.

Support more journeys like Trike’s: Donate to Valley Humane Society: https://bit.ly/4yOCNF3

Save the date and see you Saturday! Valley Humane Society is popping up at Blackhawk Pet Food Express on Saturday, Octob...
10/14/2026

Save the date and see you Saturday! Valley Humane Society is popping up at Blackhawk Pet Food Express on Saturday, October 17, from 11 am to 2 pm, and we're bringing adoptable dogs and cats who are ready to find their people.

Come meet some of our adoptable animals in person, ask our team anything you want to know, and see who catches your eye. Maybe you'll meet your new best friend.

Find us at 11000 Crow Canyon Rd, Suite F, in Danville. Can't wait to see you there. Browse all our adoptable pets anytime at https://bit.ly/4qBoYXg.

10/14/2026
Say hello to Argus, Carey, Cinnabon, Millie, and Vianey Arana! These adorable dogs are all available to adopt today. You...
10/14/2026

Say hello to Argus, Carey, Cinnabon, Millie, and Vianey Arana! These adorable dogs are all available to adopt today. You can learn more about each of them at https://bit.ly/4hJA2yW

A special thank you to Livermore Subaru for helping cover the costs to get these pups ready for adoption. Thanks to them, they are vaccinated, microchipped, and ready to go home with you. Come meet them at Valley Humane Society Tuesdays-Saturdays from 10am-4pm.



Livermore Subaru
Subaru of America, Inc.
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Spooky season is here, and Valley Humane Society is opening our doors for the friendliest trick-or-treat in town!Through...
10/13/2026

Spooky season is here, and Valley Humane Society is opening our doors for the friendliest trick-or-treat in town!

Through October 31, bring a bag of dog treats to our Adoption Center and we’ll thank you with a special Halloween toy for your own dog.

Every bag helps our shelter pups, with rewards for training, enrichment, and all the happy moments that help them shine for their future families.

Come as you are, costumes welcome, pups encouraged. We’re so grateful for neighbors who show up for the animals in our community, and we can’t wait to see you.

Visit 3670 Nevada Street in Pleasanton, Tuesday through Saturday, 10am to 4pm.

Learn more at https://bit.ly/3TU19yc.

Shindig is the life of every swell soiree, old sport, and this Tongue Out Tuesday he’s flashing his finest grin for the ...
10/13/2026

Shindig is the life of every swell soiree, old sport, and this Tongue Out Tuesday he’s flashing his finest grin for the whole speakeasy to see. Gatsby threw some fabulous parties, but he never had a guest like this one. (The password is belly rubs.)

This dapper tan 1-year-old is 27 pounds of pure jazz-age pep. He’s outgoing, energetic, and ready to Charleston his way right into your heart. Shindig gets along swell with people, and he once shared a home with a small dog who made a fine dance partner. A canine pal to share the floor with would suit him just fine.

Don’t let the party of the century pass you by. Meet Shindig at Valley Humane Society and begin the adoption process at https://bit.ly/4hQK8g9

Address

3670 Nevada Street
Pleasanton, CA
94566

Opening Hours

Tuesday 10am - 4pm
Wednesday 10am - 4pm
Thursday 10am - 4pm
Friday 10am - 4pm
Saturday 10am - 4pm

Telephone

+19254268656

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