The San Francisco SPCA have begun featuring adoptable dogs and cats at Macy’s in San Francisco’s Union Square as part of the 24th annual Macy’s Holiday Windows, which will run through to the new year.
The pet display has been a winter staple since 1987. During that time, more than 2,000 animals have been adopted and $250,000 has been raised to support the SF SPCA’s hospital, shelter and community initiatives. This year, the goal is to find homes for 320 animals. Almost 300 were adopted last year as part of the event.
The environment is temperature controlled and has comfortable spots for catnaps, according to SF SPCA. They even have a live webcam feed .
Some pictures from this and previous years;
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