Feature Stories

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 …

Here at SPCA International our crew of animal lovers always appreciates a feel-good animal video. Check out this video for a quick break from the stress of the day. We hope you like it as much as we do. We hope it warms your heart and lifts your spirits. Enjoy!

Don’t let the sarongs fool you! SPCA International was proud to support this team in Fiji. They completed a critically important series of spay and neuter clinics that reached 390 animals during a 10-day tour of nine different communities on the islands of Suma and Beqa.

We put this cute video together just to make you smile! We hope you can take just one minute to enjoy this short video full of fluffy dogs and cats doing their thing. Wherever you are, we hope it will brighten your day.

It is easy to get bogged down in negative news during times like these, but we’ve rounded up just a few of the silver linings of lockdown. Though the risks and stressors of our current reality are real and serious, there are some positives for people, animals and the environment. Read on for just a …

The bushfires in Australia have devastated wildlife habitats and left animal welfare organizations scrambling for resources. So, we are proud to share that SPCA International recently provided a $60,000 grant to the RSPCA in South Australia so they could purchase two rescue vehicles.

Each month, SPCA International rescues animals befriended by military service members overseas. We’re bringing dogs and cats to the U.S. as quickly as possible, but many won’t make it before borders are closed and flights are cancelled. Until travel resumes, we’re committed to keeping these animals safe.

Members of the SPCA International community have stepped up in a big way to support animal welfare groups affected by the COVID-19 crisis. Thanks to many generous individuals, we’re rushing grants to shelters in Asia, Europe and Latin America that are struggling with the fallout of this situation.SPCA International is coordinating with partners to respond …