SPCA Animal Academy sessions have been postponed, but there are several other ways your children can be involved at the SPCA!
Kindness Camp: Summer Sessions >>
YOU CAN HELP US SAVE LIVES! BECOME AN SPCA FOSTER CARE VOLUNTEER!
Each year, dogs, cats, and other types of animals are admitted to the SPCA and are not ready to be put up for adoption. Foster care is a program specifically designed to place those animals into temporary homes where they can receive the care that they need!
The SPCA covers all 
veterinary care and associated costs, and the best news? When it’s time for the animal to be placed for adoption, foster care parents (or someone they know) can adopt the animal first, before the animal ever hits the adoption floor!
Click the image below to learn more about becoming an SPCA foster parent >>
CLICK THE IMAGE BELOW TO LEARN MORE & REGISTER FOR SPCA KINDNESS CAMP, SUMMER 2023 >>
–Gina Lattuca, SPCA Serving Erie County Chief Communications Officer
(And remember…when you visit to find your true love…we’d LOVE it if you’d
also consider making a donation at our Welcome Desk when you’re adopting!)
SEE ALL THE CAMP INFORMATION AND REGISTER YOUR CHILD BY CLICKING THE IMAGE BELOW!
SO MANY CATS, SO LITTLE SPACE!
Cat Adoption Special:
Monday, Jan. 16 – Saturday, Jan. 21, 2023
SPCA’s 300 Harlem Rd., West Seneca location ONLY!
Cats 2 years & older: Name Your Own Adoption Price!
See cats available for adoption here >>
New York State Attorney General Letitia James requires Bell Pet (The Pet Zone) to pay restitution of up to $200,000 to consumers forced to pay expensive medical bills after unknowingly purchasing ill pets. To read the full story, click the image below:
