Santa Barbara Humane is celebrating a major milestone today with its 2,000th adoption of the year. The milestone was reached when Rayne Drop, a 6-week-old longhaired calico kitten, was adopted from the Santa Maria campus.
“This achievement speaks to what our organization is all about. We are here for people with pets and for pets without people, and every adoption reflects that commitment,” said Santa Barbara Humane Chief Executive Officer Kerri Burns. “Reaching our 2,000th adoption shows how deeply this community cares about animals. We are grateful to every person who chooses adoption and supports the services that make it possible.”
Santa Barbara Humane continues to see strong interest in adoptions throughout Santa Barbara County, and the organization is on track to surpass the number of animals helped by its clinic this year. This 2,000th adoption highlights the thousands of hours of care, medical treatment, enrichment, and training each animal receives before joining a new family.
“This milestone is a reminder of how much we can accomplish together,” said Chief Philanthropy Officer Paige Van Tuyl. “Our teams, volunteers, and supporters make it possible for animals to find safety, stability, and care in our community.”…