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Monday: 11AM - 5PM
Tuesday: 11AM - 5PM
Wednesday: 11AM - 5PM
Thursday: 11AM - 5PM
Friday: 11AM - 5PM
Saturday: 11AM - 5PM
Sunday: 11AM - 5PM
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The SPCA Monterey County is a reputable animal shelter that provides a positive adoption experience. The staff is generally friendly, informative, and caring, with some employees going above and beyond to ensure a smooth adoption process. The shelter is well-maintained, and the animals are well-cared for. The primary goal is to find forever homes for the animals in their care. Customers have praised the shelter's welcoming atmosphere and the helpful staff, who guide them through the adoption process. Visitors have found the employees to be friendly and accommodating, and have appreciated the opportunity to interact with the animals. The shelter also welcomes donations of towels and blankets, which are used to provide comfort and care for the animals.
Unexpectedly stopped by this SPCA in summer, 2009. Walked through the front door and immediately made eye contact with a small cat from 20+ feet away. Thyme, a precious calico mix who had been surrendered with her entire litter, went home with me that day. Thyme will be walking across the rainbow bridge this Friday after a long lifetime of cuddles, treats, sunshine, and love. It's been an amazing 16+ years with my little girl and I'm forever thankful to this organization. This review is for you, Monterey SPCA. Please know that, thanks to your organization, Thymbo has lived a long, full, and happy life. I'm not sure if either of us would still be here without that initial...read full review
From my childhood visits to the SPCA to now, taking my high school senior daughter here to volunteer, this place has done nothing but wonderful, humane things for our community, animal lovers, and animals of all sorts. A Monterey County gem tucked into the beautiful hills near Laguna Seca. Even if you can't take in or rescue a new companion, this is a great place to visit and at least give them some love.
My boyfriend and I were having lunch on the wharf, when we noticed a juvenile sea gull in distress. It was a very stormy day and it appeared as if he had no chance of surviving on his own. We called the SPCA and within a short time, we got a text the gull had been rescued. He was not able to stay waterproofed and had superficial cuts on his feet. Within days, he was better and he will soon be released back to his home on the wharf. It is such a relief to know the SPCA is there to care for wildlife in distress. Laura was a rockstar and Laura and Mary have been so polite with follow-up. Thanks for all you do!