Feature Stories

Do you remember Cathulhu and Sergeant Arielle? She has been in good company with several other cats waiting to be reunited with the U.S. military members who saved them. We are thrilled to share that the thoughtful cats in this video are all scheduled to arrive in the U.S. during Thanksgiving week!

SPCA International is a proud sponsor of Tanzania Animal Protection Organization’s World Rabies Day vaccine clinic. This incredible organization provides vaccines, veterinary care and animal welfare education to the local community.

SPCA International’s Operation Military Pets program provides grants directly to military families to help cover the expense of moving pets to new duty stations in the U.S. and abroad. This program keeps pets with the families who love them, keeping them out of shelters and helping families stay whole. This straightforward support means the world …

A huge THANK YOU to everyone who donated toward Cathulhu’s rescue! She is now safe in our care and receiving her required vaccinations. She should have all of her travel clearances by early November; then, she will reunite with Sergeant Arielle in the U.S.

This month, SPCA International would like to shine a spotlight on our partner organization, Pet Rescue Pilots. Founded by pilots to help remove animals from overcrowded and high kill shelters, this group has done so much more. We are proud to support their life-saving work.

SPCA International’s Veterinary Supply Aid program is a cornerstone of our work, delivering critically important veterinary supplies where they are needed most. Too often, veterinary supplies are unavailable or unaffordable in the countries where many of our partner organizations are based. That’s why we secure veterinary supply donations in the U.S. and arrange for …

SPCA International’s support for overseas animal welfare organizations is well known, but we also support critical animal welfare efforts here in the U.S. Putnam County SPCA is the only animal welfare organization operating in their county and we are proud to support their life-saving work.

SPCA International is excited to share that our past support of WA Wildlife in Australia continues to save lives. With funding from the SPCA International community, the Wildlife Rescue Team began using the Wildlife Ambulance just six months ago.

Last month we shared the sudden news that the CDC would be banning dogs coming from over 100 countries. We asked for the help of the SPCA International community to help our team expedite travel plans for seventeen pups in our Operation Baghdad Pups: Worldwide program. Thanks to many generous supporters, these pups made it …

Check out this heartwarming message of gratitude from SPCA International partner organization Oito Vidas. Located in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, this group focuses on community education, trap-neuter-vaccinate-release programs and adoption to improve conditions for animals without homes of their own.