Find Your Love Of A Lifetime This Valentine's Day With Placer SPCA

Are you ready to meet your Valentine?  At the Placer SPCA, from February 14 through February 17, all adoptions are just $14! They’re single, ready to mingle and searching for love!

The special adoption pricing is in effect at Placer SPCA adoption centers and satellite adoption locations. You can find opportunities to adopt from the Placer SPCA at:

• Placer SPCA Companion Animal Care Center, 150 Corporation Yard Road, Roseville (closed Mondays)
• Pet Adoption and Resource Center in Auburn, 1482 Grass Valley Highway, Auburn
• Cat Adoption Center at Pet Food Express, 1009 Galleria Blvd., Roseville 
• Thursday, February 14:  Raley’s, 765 California 65, Lincoln (mobile adoption event)
• Friday, Febuary 15: Petco, 6672 Lonetree Blvd, Rocklin (mobile adoption event)
• Saturday, February 16: Douglas Ranch, 5460 Douglas Blvd, Granite Bay (mobile adoptionevent)

Please visit placerspca.org for times and more details.

Take a chance on love, and come by to meet all the wonderful dogs and cats waiting for forever homes.  You may be surprised to find out just who your match will be!  Also enjoy sweet treats and Valentine’s fun during your visit to the Placer SPCA Companion Animal Care Center.

All adoptions from the Placer SPCA include spay or neuter surgery, microchip, vaccinations and a voucher for a free veterinary exam.  Please visit placerspca.org for more information, or call (916) 782-7722 or (530) 885-7387.

Blog Post picture and information courtesy of Placer SPCA.

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National Day of Prayer Breakfast Tomorrow!

Join Mercy Ministries and South Placer County community members tomorrow for a day of prayer for our nation. President and founder of Mercy Ministries Nancy Alcorn will be the keynote speaker at this fifth annual prayer and breakfast. State coordinator Ted Rose expects about 750 people to attend the event.

Mercy Ministries is a non-profit residential counseling program that exists to transform the lives of young women between the ages of 13–28 who face life-controlling issues such as drug and alcohol abuse, addictions, depression, eating disorders and unplanned pregnancy. The Mercy Ministries program is voluntary, Christ-centered and lasts approximately six months.

National Day of Prayer was created by the United States Congress in 1952 as a day when people of all faiths are asked to come together and pray, especially for their nation. In 1988, Ronald Reagan designated it as a floating holiday on the first Thursday in May each year.

When: May 6

Where: William Jessup University in Rocklin, California
Tickets:
$12 - adults
$6 - students
To purchase and get more information, visit jessup.edu/pray