Feature Stories

Last month, we introduced you to Kengue — a gentle street dog with a large tumor desperately needing medical attention. An SPCA International partner clinic was able to take him in to perform surgery and provide him with chemo treatment. Unfortunately, despite the team’s best efforts, Kengue passed away. We wish we could have cured …

As we approach the end of 2022, all of us here at SPCA International are immensely grateful to YOU. Every animal we reach is made possible by generous, animal-loving people like you. We are so proud of all we have accomplished together this year and we value the trust you put in us to reach …

It wasn’t easy, but SPCA International partner, Clean Futures Fund, obtained access to the Chornobyl Nuclear Exclusion Zone to continue treating dogs in the area. After months of careful planning, Clean Futures Fund assembled a small international team that consisted of American, British, German, and Ukrainian citizens who successfully completed a spay/neuter clinic in October. They …

Each year, SPCA International staff share their favorite products for pets and pet-loving-people! From fun to practical, there is sure to be something for everyone on your list. We hope these gift ideas make your shopping just a little easier this holiday season.

Thank you to everyone who helped make Operation KTMO a success! With your support we reached over 170 animals in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba with essential veterinary care. Our special nonprofit coalition brought together Operation Git-Meow, Caribbean Spay and Neuter and Army Veterinary resources on base during a five-day event designed to improve conditions for …

A huge thank you to everyone who is supporting our upcoming nonprofit coalition on behalf of the animals of Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Together with Operation Git-Meow, Caribbean Spay and Neuter and Army Veterinary Services, SPCA International will hold a five-day event, Project KTMO, with the goal of treating 400 animals. This initiative will reach owned …

SPCA International proudly supported the World Rabies Day events of five incredible partner organizations. They all did amazing work, but we are excited to highlight Lake Zone Animal Welfare, which vaccinated a whopping 3,794 dogs against rabies during the month of September.

September 28th marks World Rabies Day, and SPCA International is proud to honor the work of five incredible partner organizations to combat rabies in the developing countries. Special grants to these organizations will help keep animals and people safe by making vaccines more widely available in at-risk communities.

With the generosity of the SPCA International community, we were able to rush funds to LAPS to help them save lives amidst this disaster. Whether animals need help because of floods, fires, war or other conditions, we are committed to a response and we thank you for your unwavering support.

After many months of uncertainty, we are thrilled to share that the dogs of 20 military service members have finally made it home. Peggy is just one of the pups who was stuck in limbo, but she is now home for good with her Marine.