Archives: Shelter

Asociatia pentru Protectia Animalelor Mariuta (Mariuta Animal Protection Association) was founded to provide shelter and care to help all the voiceless animals that need care, whether abandoned, homeless, abused or sick.

Their goal is to shape a better world, to make people aware of the importance of responsibility and respect for animals, and to give every animal they care for a chance for life in a warm home with a loving family. Mariuta’s mandate is to SAVE, LOVE and RESPECT all forms of life. Their priority is to save and care for any animal that comes through their shelter by providing critical veterinary attention and love. Over 300 puppies and many horses and donkeys currently reside in the “Mariuta” shelter.

SPCA International is proud to support the Mariuta Animal Protection Association as they continue their mission to save, love and respect all living beings, and fight for a better life for the animals in their communities.

http://mariuta.ro
https://www.facebook.com/asociatia.mariuta

Pawsitive Sanctuary is a non-governmental organization (NGO) based in the small village of Amritsar, India and founded by an animal enthusiast, Amita Seth, based in Canada.

Pawsitive Sanctuary rescues and treats all stray animals in the city while also advocating for animal rights. Their team also seeks to raise awareness within the community about animal cruelty in the area and increase positive beliefs of animal welfare.

The primary activity of Pawsitive Sanctuary is to provide free treatment to injured, sick stray dogs. They provide free treatment in the field for 8-10 dogs every day and bring any dogs that are unable to survive on the streets to their animal shelter.

SPCA International is proud to provide support to this organization as they continue their crucial work for the vulnerable animals in their community.

https://www.pawsitivesanctuary.com/
https://www.facebook.com/PawsitiveSanctuaryAmritsar
https://twitter.com/pawsitivesanc
https://www.instagram.com/pawsitivesanctuary/

Nepal Street Animal Rescue (NSAR) is a non-profit organization that was founded in 2007 by Portland, Oregon native Hillary Kloetzli to fully fund an animal rescue and shelter to help address the staggering stray dog problem in Nepal.

In 2015, in an effort to expand their animal welfare impact, Nepal Street Animal Rescue partnered with Sneha’s Care Rescue and Shelter in Lalitpur, Nepal. In their partnership with Sneha’s Care, NSAR is responsible for donor relations, volunteer outreach, and international adoption coordination. Together, their rescue efforts and spay, neuter & vaccination campaigns have helped hundreds of stray animals.

NSAR also supports several independent rescue groups, including Kathmandu Locals and Team Paiala. Their support of these independent rescue and treatment groups helps save thousands of stray dogs by managing daily feeding stations and providing urgently needed veterinary treatment in the field.

SPCA International is proud to support Nepal Street Animal Rescue’s mission as they continue to work to save stray dogs and strive to change lives, one forgotten animal at a time.

http://www.nepalstreetanimalrescue.org/
https://www.facebook.com/groups/52321105842

The Kauai Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Kauai SPCA) is a no-kill, foster-based animal rescue organization founded in 2017 by a compassionate group of Kauai business leaders, veterinarians, and animal welfare advocates. They provide a safety net for Kauai’s homeless pets that cannot be saved by existing rescues or shelters.

As part of their Second Chance Program, Kauai SPCA collaborates with the Kauai Humane Society (KHS) – the only open-admission shelter on the island – to alleviate the strain on the organization. Kauai SPCA takes in animals from KHS that have severe medical or behavioral needs for rehabilitation and, eventually, adoption. Kauai SPCA also works with rescues and shelters in California, Oregon, and Washington to relocate adoptable animals to the mainland so that they may find loving homes and help alleviate the pet overpopulation issue on Kaua’i.

SPCA International is proud to support this organization as they continue to nurture adoptable animals and engage the Kauai community to save homeless and injured animals.

https://www.kauaispca.org/
https://www.facebook.com/kauaispca
https://www.instagram.com/kauai_spca/

The Milo Foundation was named after founder Lynne Tingle’s beloved deaf and blind Australian Shepherd. Lynne’s experience with Milo led her to learn about other animals who deserved a chance at a good life – the abandoned and stray dogs and cats who fill city shelters – which led to the founding of the foundation in 1994.

The Milo Foundation is a no-kill organization committed to reducing the burden on kill shelters throughout our region and beyond. They accomplish this by accepting at-risk animals from overburdened shelters, rehabilitating those dogs and cats, and offering sanctuary to those that are not adoptable. They also educate the public about responsible pet guardianship, including spay/neuter. Since launching in 1994, they have saved the lives of over 36,000 animals.

The Milo Foundation is also committed to community education. They run a school engagement program and offer internships to youth who are interested in animal welfare through Contra Costa County. Additionally, they work with Richmond YouthWorks, providing a summer employment program to at-risk and in-risk youth.

SPCA International is proud to support The Milo Foundation as they continue to make great strides for abandoned and stray animals in western California and beyond.

https://www.milofoundation.org/
https://www.facebook.com/milofoundation/
https://www.instagram.com/milodogsandcats/

Humane Africa Trust (HAT) is a young, women-led, community-based organization in the Lupane – Matabeleland Province in Zimbabwe whose mission is to promote a kind, compassionate, healthy and just environment for all animals.

Humane Africa Trust promotes and advocates for a plant-based diet. They also focus on environmental and climate change issues, with outreach to school children, youths, women, the elderly and the disabled. HAT conducts educational programs where they distribute information to the communities and school children on animal welfare and the advantages of adopting a plant-based diet. They also collaborate with the local Veterinary Department, the Agricultural Department and the Ministry of Health to offer free mobile veterinary clinics for domestic animals such as cats, dogs and donkeys for people in rural settings.

SPCA International is proud to support this organization as they continue to grow and improve their animal welfare impact.

https://www.facebook.com/humaneafricat/

A Dog’s New Life was established in 2019 with a goal to provide a solution to the high numbers of lost and abandoned dogs on the streets of Mexico. They accomplish their goals by providing food, shelter and veterinary care to animals in need, especially abused animals. They also promote spay and neuter as a humane solution to the overpopulation of neglected and unwanted animals.

A Dog’s New Life currently maintains an animal shelter that is one of a kind in the Banderas Bay area, with a capacity for about 75 animals. They also operate the Street Dog Initiative program, where they work with the community to help dogs in need, whether they are roaming, lost, or homeless. The team works with owners or roaming or lost dogs to help provide veterinary assistance and educate them on proper animal welfare. With time and resources, they hope to continue to grow their positive impact on their community, for people and animals.

SPCA International is proud to support A Dog’s New Life as they continue to grow and strengthen their mission.

https://www.adogsnewlife.org/

https://www.facebook.com/ADNLdogshelter/

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyFCGqJtl3nCLW0VBAe1Z_w

Compassionate Paws International’s mission is to alleviate the suffering of street animals in resource-limited settings in partnership with local organizations. This nonprofit acts as a funding bridge to “invisible” local animal welfare organizations around the world.

The team at Compassionate Paws International (CPI) currently supports and funds animal welfare work/projects in areas of Cuba, India, Malaysia, and Sierra Leone. There are countless organizations and community groups who work tirelessly to do extraordinarily impactful work for suffering street animals but often do not have the resources to support them. These locally-rooted groups and individuals are the ones CPI hopes to support and strengthen, as they continue to work off their sheer love of and compassion for animals. Through their partnerships, CPI provides care and veterinary treatment to abandoned or mistreated animals and reduces the number of homeless or neglected animals through sterilization.

SPCA International is proud to partner with an organization that respects and promotes compassion towards animals and empowers local organizations to ensure a sustainable outcome for every project.

https://www.compassionatepaws.org

https://www.instagram.com/compassionate.paws/

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Lucky Animal Protection Shelter (LAPS) is the first-ever dog rescue and animal shelter in the Khyber Pakhtunkwa province of Pakistan. The founder, Zeba Masood, aims to work towards dog population control and eradicating rabies in the surrounding community.

Lucky Animal Protection Shelter strongly believes in spay/neuter and vaccination, and they plan to implement their own TNVR program. The shelter provides emergency services for injured and abandoned dogs they rescue and hopes to expand these services so that they are available to help during a natural disaster. The team at LAPS also works to create awareness in the community and educate the youth in Peshawar to treat owned and stray dogs with compassion.

SPCA International is proud to support Lucky Animal Protection Shelter as they continue to grow and work to make an impact for the dogs of Pakistan.

https://www.facebook.com/LAPSkpk/