SF SPCA: meet Giselle
San Francisco SPCA is featuring ‘Giselle,’ a 1‑year‑old Shepherd mix described as confident, polite and playful—listed as a good match for active families or individuals seeking an engaged companion (sfspca.org). The profile went live this weekend and includes adoption details on temperament and meet‑and‑greet procedures (sfspca.org).
Giselle is listed at 1 year, 5 months old and weighs 48 lbs, 11 oz; her profile identifies her as a female Shepherd mix. (sfspca.org) She is housed at the SF SPCA’s Maddie’s Pet Adoption Center at 250 Florida Street, San Francisco, CA; the center phone number is listed as (415) 554-3000. (sfspca.org) The adoption center operates on a walk-in, first-come, first-served basis with hours Tue–Thu 1–7 p.m., Fri–Sat 11 a.m.–7 p.m., and Sun 11 a.m.–6 p.m. (sfspca.org) SF SPCA lists a standard dog adoption fee of $175, a puppy fee of $400 for animals younger than five months, and a $32 San Francisco dog license charged at adoption. (sfspca.org) The organization says it offers same-day adoptions when requirements are met and that their website is refreshed every 15 minutes so available profiles are removed as soon as animals are adopted. (sfspca.org)
