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Throughout 2026, the ASPCA is sharing highlights from our organization’s rich and sometimes unexpected 160-year history.
Few animals have woven themselves into human life as seamlessly as cats. Today, a third of U.S. households include at least one feline, and worldwide, more than 600 million cats live among us.
That connection carries i...
At the request of Wood County Humane Society, ASPCA teams were on the ground in Wayne, Ohio, assisting with the removal of over 30 cats from the property of an overwhelmed pet owner. In collaboration with the Wood County Humane Society’s Humane Investigations Division, we removed the cats from extremely unsanitary and hazardous conditions in the home and tra...
Adopt a Horse Month has just come to a close and we couldn’t be more grateful for the outpouring of support we received all month long. So many horses across the country are now living in safe, loving homes thanks to our community of animal (and especially horse) lovers. Among those who participated in the celebrations were some friendly faces you might reco...
Every June, we get to celebrate one of our favorite months: Adopt a Shelter Cat Month! We are partnering with our friends at ARM & HAMMER™ Cat Litter to help us shine a light on a few adoptable cats who could use some extra attention. If you’d like to learn more about how to help this month, visit
Abby Coleman, Director of Staff at the ASPCA Animal Recovery Center, was in a meeting when one of our veterinarians, Dr. Armato, turned to her and asked if she was interested in adopting a cat.
Dr. Armato knew that Abby’s cat Jay-Z had recently passed away, and that Abby and her dog (a former Animal Recovery Center resident named Disco) had been grieving that loss. Kno...