Archives: Shelter

Since 2020, Tiernothilfe Ukraine e.V has been dedicated to improving animal welfare in Ukraine. Their efforts focus on vital sterilization surgeries, vaccinations, and providing animals with food in areas affected by the war. Working alongside local and international veterinarians, they strive to make a meaningful impact on the lives of animals in Ukraine.

Their program addresses the critical needs of animals, particularly those at the frontlines and those abandoned. Sterilization clinics help control the animal population and reduce suffering while vaccinations protect their health. They also prioritize educational outreach to promote responsible pet ownership and better animal welfare practices within these communities.

https://tiernothilfe-ukraine.de/

https://www.facebook.com/tiernothilfeukraine

Saving Great Animals (SGA) is dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and re-homing dogs with an ethical and respectful approach, regardless of breed, health, or behavior. They aim to create a community of responsible pet owners and ensure excellent experiences for their fosters, volunteers, and adopters. By carefully matching dogs with adopters, they aim to break the cycle of abandonment and prevent dogs from re-entering the shelter system.

Saving Great Animals has helped over 8,500 dogs find loving homes through its extensive foster network. It ensures each dog is spayed/neutered, up-to-date on vaccinations, receives proper medical care, and is microchipped before adoption. Its goal is to reduce dog overpopulation, which leads to millions of lost lives each year.

We are impressed by Saving Great Animals’s commitment to finding homes for all animals, including those deemed “unadoptable.” Their unique approach to fostering and adopting has tremendously impacted their community, and we are proud to support their efforts.

https://savinggreatanimals.org/

https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=saving%20great%20animals%20-%20dog%20rescue

Amici Cannis was created to deliver non-profit veterinary services through the Amici Cannis hospital in the small highland town of Cotacachi, Ecuador. This state-of-the-art animal hospital provides full-service veterinary care, including
free sterilization, vaccination, deworming and veterinary care for local families that have a significant need. Amici Cannis also hosts large-scale sterilization, vaccination and deworming campaigns in the many underserved indigenous villages surrounding Cotacachi, and TNR and veterinary care of the “community dogs and cats” in the town.

SPCA International is impressed by Amici Cannis’s commitment to the animals in their community. We are proud to support their mission of transforming the lives of animals and people in Ecuador.

https://www.amicicannisusa.org/

https://www.facebook.com/AmiciCannisFoundation/

SPCA Namibia is the largest animal welfare organization in the country. They rescue and assist neglected, abandoned, and abused animals, primarily focusing on domestic pets and caring for wild and large domestic animals through dedicated networks.

Their Windhoek shelter can serve up to 400 animals at a time, and over 5,500 animals are rescued and cared for annually across Namibia. They provide a safe haven, medical care, and behavioral rehabilitation, ensuring all animals receive necessary vaccinations, deworming, microchipping, and sterilization.

Their team, including two full-time certified animal inspectors, tirelessly responds to reports of abandoned or abused animals, conducts pre-adoption home inspections, and transports animals to veterinary clinics. In partnership with the University of Namibia School of Veterinary Medicine, they offer practical experience to veterinary students and select services to our animals free of charge.

They are passionate about finding loving homes for all pets in our care and fostering compassion and respect for animals throughout Namibia.

SPCA International is proud to have SPCA Namibia as a shelter partner and provide them with the necessary support to expand their spay and neuter efforts in the country, improving the lives of animals and the community.

https://www.spcawindhoek.org.na/

https://www.facebook.com/WindhoekSPCA

Guardians of All Voiceless Animals is dedicated to rescuing street animals, providing them with the medical care and shelter they need for a better life. They aim to become the perfect guardians for these animals by finding them loving forever homes.

They act as facilitators, connecting compassionate individuals who wish to give back to society with animals in need. Their organization is committed to supporting these animals and promoting kindness and responsibility towards animals through comprehensive education for future generations.

They aim to create a brighter future for all voiceless animals by fostering empathy and understanding.

SPCA International has partnered with Guardians of All Voiceless Animals in response to catastrophic flooding in the region. Together, we are ensuring that animals impacted by this disaster get the critical care they need. We look forward to continuing working with Guardians of All Voiceless Animals on future projects.

https://guardiansofallvoiceless.org

https://www.facebook.com/guardiansofallvoiceless

Refuge Un toit pour chats is a non-organization offering shelter to homeless, abandoned and abused cats in Quebec, Canada. This volunteer-run organization helps an average of 200 cats every year. They are committed to humanely managing animal populations and finding loving, forever homes for all animals in their care.

SPCA International is impressed by Refuge Un toit pour chats’ unwavering commitment to the cats in their community. We are proud to support their work and are excited to work together to improve the lives of stray and shelter cats in Canada.

https://www.facebook.com/refugeuntoitpourchats

Hand to Paw is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of stray animals in Thailand. Their biggest priority is spaying/neutering roaming dogs in the Chiang Mai Province. They also focus on feeding and offering medical care to temple dogs and responding to emergencies, often providing veterinary treatment for dogs with no one to pay for care. Hand to Paw is also committed to promoting the proper treatment of animals through educational workshops focused on the benefits of sterilization, the importance of preventative vaccinations, and the need to use flea/tick prevention.

SPCA International is impressed by Hand to Paw’s remarkable efforts to enhance the lives of animals in Thailand, and we are proud to support their work through our Shelter Support program.

https://www.facebook.com/handtopawTH

https://www.facebook.com/Thailand.Streetdogs.SpayNeuter

Fundacion Pacto Animal is committed to rescuing, rehabilitating, sterilizing, and rehoming animals that have been abandoned and mistreated. They are particularly focused on rescuing dogs that are in heat, pregnant, or have litters to help reduce the overpopulation of dogs on the streets. They also run several feeding programs to ensure stray animals do not go hungry. Because education is vital to fostering better relationships between animals and the community, Fundacion Pacto Animal hosts educational workshops with children, teaching them about respect and love for all beings.

SPCA International is proud to support Fundacion Pacto Animal and everything they do to improve the animals’ lives in Colombia.

https://www.facebook.com/fpactoanimal/

https://www.instagram.com/fundacionpactoanimal/

Baw Baw Animal Welfare Organization was founded in 2015 by a group of committed, dedicated animal lovers who believe that every little life on this planet matters. They are dedicated to improving the lives of animals in Sri Lanka through spay/neuter campaigns, urgent rescues, educational workshops, and the operation of a sanctuary for permanently disabled dogs.

SPCA International knows how crucial humane population control is, and we are proud to support Baw Baw Animal Welfare Organization to increase their spay/neuter efforts in their community.

https://bawbaw.org

https://www.facebook.com/bawbaw.lk/

China Rescue Dogs (CRD) is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that advocates for animal rights worldwide. Their mission is to rescue and rehabilitate dogs from the meat trade in China and provide them with loving homes in the U.S. and Canada. They rescue dogs from imminent harm directly from breeding farms and butchers. They also take in abandoned dogs in need. They never say no to ANY dog – mixed breeds, banned breeds, disabled dogs and seniors. They try to rescue them all.

SPCA International is proud to have CRD as a partner in the fight against the brutal dog meat trade in China. We are honored to have recently worked together to bring 21 dog meat trade survivors to safety in the United States.

https://chinarescuedogs.org/