RICHMOND SPCA

We are an independent nonprofit and not a chapter or affiliate of any other organization with Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (or SPCA) in its name, including but not limited to the ASPCA. We do not receive funding from any government entity... We became a no-kill humane society in 2002. Being no-kill means that we never take the life of any healthy or treatable animal. Once we admit an animal into our care, we treat that animal no differently than we would expect a loving pet guardian to do. If our veterinarian determines that a pet in our care requires veterinary treatment for a sickness or injury, we provide that care so as to return that pet to a healthy or a manageable state. We only euthanize a pet if our veterinarian determines that the pet is too severely sick or injured to ever recover to a life of quality and is suffering or if a pet is so behaviorally aggressive as to present a material risk to the safety of others... The Richmond SPCA, founded in 1891 in..

Primary location: Richmond United States