The mission of SPCA International is simple but vast: to advance the safety and well-being of animals.
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Through Patriot Pets, SPCA International has rescued over 1,500 dogs and cats for U.S. service members deployed around the world. Each has a compelling, uplifting story — Though for security reasons, not all can be shared publicly. Below is just a small sample. Every reunion is a testament to the unbreakable bonds formed in the toughest […]
Looking for a unique gift for the animal lover in your life? Motalif’s “I Love You Paw Print” sculpture makes the perfect gift, and 15% of every “I Love You Paw Print” sculpture sold goes towards SPCA International’s global rescue efforts!
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She never asked for muchMaybe a kind heart and an occasional touchShe didn’t lick or jump the way others doShe knew the love for her just grewShe didn’t care about cookies or about foodShe only cared if I was in a good moodShe always was just steps awayBut never out of sight or gone astrayShe […]
Every pet, illness and situation is different. There is no single rule that can be followed for when the time comes for you to say goodbye to your beloved pet. When possible, try to get all the facts from your veterinarian on the specific medical conditions that your loved one may face so that you are doing what […]
Following the loss of a pet, sorrow and grief are normal and natural responses. It’s important to realize the process of healing is ongoing and takes each individual a different amount of time. Here are some ideas that may help you along the way. Reach out to others who have lost pets too. Chances are […]
Evacuating a horse can be a lot more challenging then getting a dog or cat to safety. Unfortunately, many people who own horses do not have a horse trailer, which can be a serious problem when in the midst of a disaster. If you don’t have a horse trailer, do some research ahead of time […]
These are some of the common medical problems to look for in a horse during a disaster: Cuts and abrasions Abscesses Burns Respiratory problems that can turn into pneumonia (especially in fires) Lameness Eye Injuries Nails or other sharp debris in hooves Foot infection from standing in water or mud for extended periods of time […]