HAPPENING NOW: The ASPCA is providing ongoing critical care and treatment for more than 100 animal victims at our recovery shelter, adoption center and behavioral rehabilitation center. Your gift can help animals in our care and our fight to end cruelty nationwide. Please give today. | ASPCA

HAPPENING NOW: The ASPCA is providing ongoing critical care and treatment for more than 100 animal victims at our recovery shelter, adoption center and behavioral rehabilitation center. Your gift can help animals in our care and our fight to end cruelty nationwide. Please give today. | ASPCA

1K reactions · 187 shares | Every 10 seconds, a dog enters a shelter. Right now, you can help homeless animals find the loving homes they deserve. Your urgent gift can provide medical care, basic pet essentials and help us rehabilitate and rehome dogs in need across the country. Donate today. | ASPCA | Facebook

The ASPCA -American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals- has launched the first-ever 'Adopt a Horse Month' throughout May to help more #equines find homes. “Adopt a Horse Month supports equine rescue groups across the country working tirelessly to find safe, loving homes for the #horses in their care. We also encourage the public to not only adopt horses, but use this opportunity to raise awareness of equine adoption with their friends, family, neighbors, and social media followers,

11 reactions | According to the ASPCA (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals), each year, approximately 1.5 million shelter animals are euthanized. Adopting a pet from a shelter means saving a life, but it also means years of companionship and happiness.⁠ ❤️⁠ #NationalAdoptaShelterPetDay⁠ #PetAdoption ⁠  We’re sharing some reasons why you should adopt a shelter pet on our blog. Read more here: https://bit.ly/changeapetslife  | Paw.com | Facebook

SLED is honored to accept the Henry Bergh award from the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA). This video from the ASPCA explores how SLED’s Dogfighting Unit and community partners work together to make a difference. | South Carolina Law Enforcement Division - SLED