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SF SPCA

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201 Alabama st. San Francisco Ca

The San Francisco SPCA Veterinary Hospital at 201 Alabama Street and their partner, Pets Unlimited Veterinary Hospital at 2343 Fillmore Street are full-service, non-profit hospitals. Offering a wide range of services for your pet, including routine check-ups vaccinations diagnostics dental care emergency care. Free and low-cost spay-neuter Comprehensive behavior services and resources Charity veterinary care Expanded trap-neuter-return, which stops cat overpopulation at the source Please contact [email protected] or [email protected] for more information. Source: SFSPCA, August 20th, 2014

VET SOS

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VET SOS is a mobile veterinary clinic offering free health and hygiene supplies, over-the-counter medications, prescriptions, wound care, vital check ups, referrals to hospitals and more for low-income and homeless clients.

Pets Are Wonderful Support (PAWS)

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3170 23rd St, San Francisco, CA 94110

The mission of PAWS is to preserve, support and nurture the human-animal bond for those most vulnerable in our community.

TIPS for Finding Health

Tip 1: If you need help immediately, call somebody from numbers below:

Mental Health 24-hour Helpline: (415) 255-3737
Psychiatric Emergency Services: (415) 206-8125
Mobile Crisis Team: (415) 355-8300
24-hour Youth Crisis Line: (800) 843-5200
Westside Community Crisis: (415) 355-0311
S.F. Suicide Prevention: (415) 781-0500

Tip 2: Take advantage of the many free opportunities to stay in shape in San Francisco, for example:

THIRD STREET YOUTH CENTER: (415) 822-1707
Free yoga, martial arts, music, dance, and other classes, Mon-Fri 1-6 PM.
CITY COLLEGE OF SF: (415) 239-3000
Free non-credit classes in exercise and relaxation techniques, wellness exercises, and Tai Chi.
SF RECREATION CENTERS AND PARKS: - 19 recreation centers in SF
Free use of gyms, courts, weights, pools, exercise rooms, fitness machines, and fields. Low cost dance, exercise, yoga, sports, and other classes.

Tip 3: Violence in San Francisco is a serious issue affecting transitional aged youth and their communities. There are a number of resources available to help prevent violence and the further escalation of violence. If you feel threatened or concerned, call the Community Response Network (415) 206-0717.

Types of Healthcare:

Health Coverage Programs: public & private health insurance programs

Physical Health: comprehensive care clinics, dental and vision, sexual and reproductive health, HIV testing (confidential and anonymous).

Behavioral Health: substance use/abuse and mental health services (including outpatient, residential, & peer-led groups).

Violence Response, Prevention and Intervention: services responding to community violence or resources for domestic violence victims and their families.