Animal Shelter ‘Sirius’

Location
Kyiv, Kyivsky region, Ukraine
Type of Organization
Animal Welfare
Services Provided
Anti-Cruelty and Animal Rescue
Sterilization
Their Work

Sirius is the biggest shelter for homeless animals in Ukraine. Since 2000, they have been sterilizing and finding a permanent home for dogs and cats, helping to humanely solve the problem of a huge number of homeless animals. They have helped over 10,000 animals loving home.

When the war broke out between Russia and Ukraine, Sirius jumped into action to help animals impacted. Every day, they risk their lives to ensure innocent animals get the urgent medical care they need and have food, water, and a safe place to rest.

SPCA International is inspired by Sirius Shelter’s courage and determination. We are honored to call them a partner and are committed to supporting their life-saving work.

Chimp Haven

Location
Keithville, Louisiana, United States
Type of Organization
Animal Welfare
Rescue and Education
Services Provided
Anti-Cruelty and Animal Rescue
Education and Advocacy
Their Work

Chimp Haven’s mission is to provide and promote the best care of sanctuary chimpanzees and inspire action for the species worldwide. As
the world’s largest chimpanzee sanctuary, Chimp Haven is home to more than 300 chimps formerly used in biomedical research. There, on over two hundred acres of beautiful, forested land in Keithville, Louisiana, the chimps spend their days in an environment designed especially for them – complete with expert veterinary care, multi-acre forested habitats to explore, large, dynamic social groups, and healthy foods and enrichment prepared for them daily. Regardless of their past challenges, Chimp Haven is focused on their future, ensuring every chimpanzee has a beautiful new life at the sanctuary.

SPCA International is inspired by the remarkable work that Chimp Haven is doing. We are thrilled to partner with them and collaborate to provide a happy home for even more rescued chimps.

Bethlehem Animal Environment Association

Location
Bethlehem, Beit Sahour, Palestine
Type of Organization
Animal Welfare
Services Provided
Sterilization
Their Work

Since 2016, the Bethlehem Animal Environment Association has been dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating animals, protecting their natural habitats, and educating the public on critical animal welfare issues. To combat the issue of homeless animals in Palestine, they advocate for trap, neuter, and release (TNR) programs and educate the local population on humane animal treatment. They focus on rescuing the most vulnerable animals from the streets, providing them with veterinary care, sterilization, socialization, and rehoming opportunities in Palestine, Israel, and internationally.

SPCA International recognizes the importance of humanely managing stray animal populations. We are proud to partner with the Bethlehem Animal Environment Association and look forward to continuing our collaborative efforts to improve the lives of animals in Palestine.

Uniquely Paws

Location
New York, New York, United States
Type of Organization
Animal Welfare
Services Provided
Sterilization
Their Work

Uniquely Paws is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that merges creativity and compassion to forge a future safe for animals and communities. Working with local governments and local veterinary volunteers, they work to reduce stray animal populations,  stop the spread of rabies and educate children by sponsoring free, roaming clinics. Their goal is to eradicate rabies in Uganda by 2030. Uniquely, Paws include as many women as possible in their mission, from the crafting of our animal-themed products to the manufacturing of their collars, providing them with the opportunity to participate in the betterment of their communities and improve the living conditions of their own families.

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

Spay Panama

Location
Panama, Panama
Type of Organization
Animal Welfare
Services Provided
Adoption
Spay and Neuter Clinics
Education and Advocacy
Sterilization
Their Work

Spay Panama Foundation is a non-governmental, non-profit organization composed mainly of volunteers. It comprises people who love animals and understand that sterilization is the only proven method that improves animal well-being in the short, medium and long term. They aim to make pet sterilization services available to low-income families and animals from rescuers and feeders to avoid unwanted litters.

SPCA International is impressed by Spay Panama’s remarkable commitment to humanely managing animal populations in their community. We are proud to support their ongoing spay and neuter efforts.

Worldwide Vets

Location
Southend On Sea, United Kingdom
Type of Organization
Animal Welfare
Services Provided
Anti-Cruelty and Animal Rescue
Spay and Neuter Clinics
Sterilization
Their Work

Worldwide Vets is a non-profit organization that aims to reduce suffering, advance welfare and improve medical care available to all species worldwide. They offer a multi-modal approach to assisting animals, including sending vets to areas needing support, sourcing and sending medications and equipment, training local vets and technicians, and ongoing volunteer programs and outreach missions. They work in over ten countries across 4 continents, supporting local people and animals, vet clinics, and conservation initiatives.

In 2023, Worldwide Vets embarked on a mission to provide critical care to the animals impacted by the Ukraine-Russia conflict. With our support, they operate a mobile veterinary clinic, aiding stray, shelter, and owned animals affected by the war. SPCA International is impressed by their bravery and commitment to helping animals near the frontlines. We are proud to support their work through our Shelter Support program.

Jerusalem Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA)

Location
Jerusalem, Israel
Type of Organization
Animal Welfare
Rescue and Education
Services Provided
Adoption
Anti-Cruelty and Animal Rescue
Spay and Neuter Clinics
Education and Advocacy
Their Work

The Jerusalem Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (JSPCA) has been the only large shelter providing a safe home for strays since the 1940s. They house approximately 350 dogs and cats at any given time, and our Jerusalem clinic treats countless abandoned animals every week. Their ultimate goal is to find loving homes for every animal in need.

While in their care, Jerusalem SPCA ensures these needy animals have a warm bed and loving caretakers and will never be hungry or hurt. They offer subsidized spay and neuter clinics to combat animal over-population. They also provide veterinary care for sick and injured pets of low-income community members.

SPCA International is impressed by the incredible work Jerusalem SPCA has been doing for nearly a century. We are proud to support their work and are excited to work together to improve the lives of stray and shelter animals in Israel.

Daily Hugz

Location
San Diego, California, United States
Type of Organization
Animal Welfare
Services Provided
Adoption
Anti-Cruelty and Animal Rescue
Their Work

Daily Hugz is the largest animal sanctuary in the West Bank, offering shelter to homeless and abused animals and providing a safe play environment for children in Palestine. Their mission is to create and promote a space where all life matters by serving the most underprivileged members of society and allowing them to interact with nature and rescued animals.

When the conflict between Israel and Hamas erupted, the animals at Daily Hugz were in immediate danger. With roadblocks and new restrictions, the team at Daily Hugz struggled to secure the necessary food and medical care for the animals. Faced with these challenges, the sanctuary made the heartbreaking decision to close its doors, prioritizing the safety of the 65 dogs in their care.

Without hesitation, SPCA International stepped in to assist with this critical mission. After weeks of meticulous planning, our team successfully transported the 65 dogs from Palestine to the United States. Once the dogs had a chance to decompress, they traveled across the country to partner shelters, foster homes, and, eventually, forever homes.
We are honored to have supported Daily Hugz in this vital rescue mission. Thanks to their dedication, these animals have a second chance at a happy, healthy life.

Lovepets Uganda

Location
Mityana, Central Region, Uganda
Type of Organization
Animal Welfare
Services Provided
Anti-Cruelty and Animal Rescue
Sterilization
Their Work

Lovepets Uganda is a dedicated non-profit organization committed to improving the lives of animals in Uganda. Their efforts encompass helping stray dogs, rescuing animals from abuse, fighting against the dog meat trade, and finding loving forever homes for homeless pets. They understand the critical role that education plays in animal welfare and lasting change, tirelessly working to raise awareness about animal injustices and educate the community on the proper treatment of animals.

Despite having a small team and a limited budget, Lovepets Uganda is making a tremendous difference in their community. We are proud to partner with them and provide the support they need to continue their vital work.

Fayetteville Animal Protection Society

Location
Fayetteville, North Carolina, United States
Type of Organization
Animal Welfare
Rescue and Education
Services Provided
Adoption
Anti-Cruelty and Animal Rescue
Spay and Neuter Clinics
Education and Advocacy
Sterilization
Their Work

The mission of Fayetteville Animal Protection Society, Inc. (FAPS) is to provide a licensed, No-Kill shelter for homeless animals until they are adopted into a loving and caring lifetime environment, to reduce the population of stray animals, and to promote responsible pet ownership. As a part of this mission, they rescue animals from county shelters, placing animals too young for adoption or needing medical care into foster homes where they receive care and love until they are ready for adoption. North Carolina ranks 9th in population and 3rd in animals euthanized. Therefore FAPS tend to put their saving efforts into the county shelters where animals are at the most risk of euthanasia.

Ensuring their shelter’s environment remains safe, clean, and comfortable for all its residents is paramount to them. This involves regular facility maintenance, cleanliness protocols, and procuring necessary supplies and equipment. Beyond their on-the-ground efforts, FAPS also leverages their active social media presence to advocate for animal rights, educate the public about the challenges faced by abandoned or mistreated animals, and highlight the joys of adopting pets from shelters. We are honored to call them our partners and to provide them with the necessary aid to maintain their shelter operations and continue to save countless lives.