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Contra Costa
Humane Society

609 Gregory Lane, Suite 210, Pleasant Hill, CA   94523      (925) 279-CCHS (2247)


Contact Us

US Postal Address:
609 Gregory Lane, Suite 210
Pleasant Hill, CA  94523

 

Phone:  (925) 279-2247 (279-CCHS)

Executive Director, Bob Langseth: ext. 306

Adoption Program Director, Chrissy Wilberg: ext. 303

Spay/Neuter Assistance Program Director, Karin Scheps: ext. 305

 


Fax:  (925) 279-2249

 


E-mail:  humanesociety@sbcglobal.net  

**Please be sure to leave contact phone number in email**

 

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Read quotes from an amazing, inspiring, heartbreaking and sobering book on one Northern California animal shelter's over- population epidemic.

One at a Time: A Week in an American Animal Shelter

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These beautiful breeds are being overbred and destroyed at shelters nationwide.  Find out how to spay or neuter your pitbull or pitbull mix for FREE

PIT STOP
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Animal Farm Foundation

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Click here for a listing of local animal shelters.     
Last modified: May 09, 2008

Paws for thought... Just this year alone, 3-4 million animals will be euthanized - more than a quarter-million each month, 405 each hour,       one every nine seconds.

A devastating number of unwanted and unplanned animals are born each year without the guarantee of a forever home.  Each home found for these animals means one less home for an already-alive shelter animal facing euthanasia.  If you could do something simple to help end this needless destruction, wouldn't you?

PLEASE spay, neuter, adopt and spread the word! 

We can all make a difference in the lives of these animals.