Archives: Shelter

Panama, Panama

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.

https://spaypanama.org/

https://www.facebook.com/SpayPanama/

Southend On Sea, United Kingdom

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.

https://www.worldwidevets.com/

https://www.facebook.com/worldwidevets

Jerusalem, Israel

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.

http://jspca.org.il/en

https://www.facebook.com/jspca1

Laval, Quebec, Canada

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

Mae Rim, Chiang Mai, Thailand

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

Bogotá, Bogotá, Colombia

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/

Kurunagala, North Western Province, Sri Lanka

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/

Vass, North Carolina, United States

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/

Airdrie, Alberta, Canada

BARCs Rescue is a non-profit organization that believes every dog deserves a new leash on life. Founded in 2012, this volunteer-based charity has transported nearly 2,500 dogs who were at risk of being euthanized across North America and internationally. Working in partnership with shelters, they identify and transport dogs on buses, cars and planes to pre-qualified homes. When the dogs have adjusted from their journey and settled into their foster homes, they are either adopted by the foster or become available for adoption.

SPCA International is inspired by BARCs Rescue’s tireless dedication to confronting the pressing challenge of shelter overpopulation on a global scale. We are proud to support their life-saving work.

https://www.barcsrescue.com/home

https://www.facebook.com/BARCSRescue

Lourdes, La Libertad, El Salvador

Fundación Gratitud (FUNDAGRAT) is a non-profit organization that addresses issues that negatively impact their communities, animal welfare, and the environment. FUNDAGRAT is the only organization in El Salvador that carries out free monthly sterilization days for stray dogs and cats. Their focus is on females because they are the most vulnerable. Their program also offers mobile spay days, where the veterinary team mobilizes to typically inaccessible areas of rural El Salvador.

SPCA International is deeply moved by Fundación Gratitud’s unwavering dedication to the welfare of stray animals within their community. We take immense pride in partnering with them as advocates for animal wellbeing through our Shelter Support program.

https://www.fundagrat.com

https://web.facebook.com/fundaciongratitudfundagrat/