Shelter & Adoption Center

Every year, thousands of pets end up in shelters where they have very little chance of actually being adopted. They end up being euthanized or sold for medical research. Pets Unlimited responds to this outrage by making weekly rescue trips to shelters in the Bay Area and surrounding counties to save these pets from a hopeless future.

The mission at the Pets Unlimited critical needs shelter is to find and rescue as many injured and neglected pets as possible, provide quality medical treatment and find them loving homes no matter how long it takes. Some of our dog and cat residents have been with us more than a year before finding a permanent home!

The Shelter is located on the upper level of the Pets Unlimited facility on the southwest corner of Fillmore and Washington Street in San Francisco’s Pacific Heights district.

Shelter Statistics

We are proud to report our Shelter Statistics for 2010, reported in accordance with the Asilomar Accords and made possible by a grant from Maddie’s Fund.

Previous years:
Shelter Statistics for 2009
Shelter Statistics for 2008
Shelter Statistics for 2007

In the closing months of 2004, some of the most influential leaders in the animal welfare movement came together to create and promote, as a national standard, a document based on collaboration, mutual respect, uniform definitions, data collection and transparency.

For much more information please visit the Asilomar Accords page on the Maddie’s Fund website.