Feature Stories

When military families get orders for new duty stations they immediately start making plans to move their household and family members, including their pets. All too often, a soldier finds out it costs thousands of dollars to bring their pet along. Thankfully SPCAI’s Operation Military Pets program helps families like the Aviles stay whole.

These cute pups were saved from cruel and short lives in the Chernobyl Nuclear Exclusion Zone thanks to many dedicated volunteers, donors, and adoptive families. Fifteen lucky pups have been in their forever homes for several months now, and we want to share their updates with you. Their stories are sure to warm your heart! …

Summer is a great time to enjoy the outdoors with our pets, but rising temperatures mean more risk of heat exhaustion and heat stroke. Thousands of animals die each summer from easily avoidable heat-related issues, so we have rounded up a list of tips to keep your furry family members safe from the heat this …

Thanks to an incredible outpouring of support from the SPCA International community, we are happy to announce Sam’s Cause grants to three organizations working on the front lines against dogfighting. These groups not only rescue animals, but also work with local authorities to put a stop to dogfighting operations. Because dogfighting is often related to …

From sunny Guam to snowy North Dakota, this military family leaves no dog behind thanks to a grant from Operation Military Pets. Even though the military pays for families to relocate, they don’t cover the costs of transporting pets. Buddy is one lucky dog who has seen the world with his forever family.