Feature Stories

Military families sacrifice so much for our country, so SPCA International is proud to support them through the Operation Military Pets program. We are excited to be celebrating the 2,000th grant awarded to help move furry family members to new military duty stations and keep these dedicated families whole.

SPCA International is honored and proud to have reached the milestone of 2,000 grants awarded to keep pets with their military pet parents, even when costly pet transport is involved to overseas duty locations. These are just a few of the recent families we have kept together.

Animal shelters and rescue groups all over the world continue to struggle with the effects of COVID-19. That’s why SPCA International is proud to be providing emergency support to dozens of groups on the front lines of rescuing, feeding and sheltering animals. One group, Sneha’s Care in Nepal, recently shared their tough reality. Though every …

Our hearts are broken for the people of Beirut. The recent explosion there killed hundreds of people and injured thousands. Fortunately, SPCA International’s partner organization BETA Lebanon sprung into immediate action to care for animals in the wake of this disaster.

Tahlequah is expecting again and here at SPCA International we are all rooting for her. With up to an 18 month gestation period and high pregnancy failure rates, Tahlequah still has a long way to go, but the world is watching.

Thanks to an outpouring of support to combat the dog meat trade, SPCA International was able to provide support for partners in China that are on the frontlines and rescuing dogs from slaughterhouses. Watch as over 50 slaughterhouse survivors arrive at one of our partner shelters.

When 12 year old Lev’s dog Mojo lost his dog tag during the COVID-19 lockdown, Lev made him a new one with his 3-D printer and an idea was born. Lev had the idea to print more dog tags and donate the proceeds. He started researching animal welfare groups and loved what he saw about …

The Australia bushfires early in 2020 may seem like a distant memory, but animal welfare groups are still hard at work. Thanks to many generous SPCA International supporters, we were able to respond quickly to help local groups provide food, water, shelter and veterinary care to affected animals. We also committed to provide long-term support …

Last month we activated the SPCA International community to help care for four tiny kittens that were rescued in Peru. We were concerned when tiny Atiq struggled to put on weight, but now Atiq and his siblings are all safe in their forever homes.

Over the past two months, SPCA International has focused on connecting you to the most critical Animal Welfare needs related to COVID-19.With the successful conclusion of the “My Next Bowl” COVID-19 relief event, we are proud to announce a total of $160,000 grants to help shelter and rescue organizations across the globe as they feed …