Meet Lexi...
Lexi and her puppy Beauregard, posing for the camera.
Beautiful Lexi came to us after living in the woods for 3 years. She is 6 years old and neighbors say a family abandoned her, though we can't see why. She came in with her 4 precious little ones, one of them pictured here. Lexi is very frightened but also friendly, wagging her tail for food and even giving hesitant kisses. She very much needs everyone to "chip-in" on her behalf. Click on the green "chip-in" box below to donate towards treating Lexi and her 4 angelic puppies. With so many heartworm positive dogs living in our shelter depending on us, we can use every cent. Thank you so much and please follow our website for updates. We just know that in no time at all Lexi will be as outgoing as her puppies and on the road to perfect health. UPDATE- Beau is adopted!
Meet our six precious bottle feeding Labradors! Four of them still need foster homes! Please e-mail or call us if you are interested. Bottles and formula will be provided.
Check out our list of adoptable animals...
Here are two of our adoptable kitties currently looking for a home. On the left is Minion, and on the right is Putt Putt. Two college girls found these boys at a public pool when they were just tiny babies. The two students attempted to hide these kittens in their dorm room, but as the kittens grew this task became harder and harder. When the girls showed up to the SPCA, they were devastated but hopeful that we could find their babies a good home. We are still looking for a home for these two, and if you are interested please fill out an application under the "Adoption Application" tab. To see more adoptable animals like Minion, Putt Putt and Daisy (below), go here.
Every Donation Helps!
In the Fall of 2011, Wren (pictured left) needed to have his front leg amputated. He had a traumatic injury that would not heal and it was the last option. The veterinarian offered us a discounted price of $900, which as any rescue organization knows is a hefty blow to your funds. The bill would impact everything, from how many animals we could take in to how many animals we could treat in the future. We needed the community's help, and everyone really chipped in. Wren had his surgery in September, and by November he was adopted to his forever home!
Happy tails like this happen all the time here at the SPCA, and it is all thanks to your donations. We are a very small non-profit, not receiving any money from the state or the government. We also do not receive funding from the national organization. We are a 100% donation-run facility. The animals here at the SPCA thank you for donations you have made in the past, and are asking for your continued support so that we can continue to rescue and rehabilitate. Together, we can make a difference. | The SPCA- dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating animals in the Triad... we need your help!
This sweet boy could use your help! Garfield developed a terrible skin allergy and the only food he thrives on is Holistic Select.
This food is expensive, but he needs it to be healthy and happy! Please consider donating a bag! Is it available at Petco or All Pet's Considered and comes in a purple bag. A Group We are Proud to Partner With... Click on this picture to visit the website.
We partner with a fantastic organization known as the Sergei Foundation. The Sergei Foundation, Inc. is a North Carolina non-profit organization (501c3) that helps people in financial need pay for their sick or injured dog's diagnosis/treatment when there's just no place else to turn; "because you can't turn your head when they're family." 
Here is Lexi, a dog that Sergei Foundation helped save after a vicious attack.
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Thank you to Cari Chee for taking the following pictures.
Visit her at www.CarisaChee.com
Ways we keep families together...
We offer three resources to the Triad community that help keep pets with their parents.
One of those resources is our pet food pantry, offered the first Thursday of every month from 11 - 5. We require that all pets are spayed/neutered and that all pets are up to date on important shots, especially rabies.
Our second resource is our veterinary care voucher program. If an animal is injured or sick and the family cannot afford the bill, we offer vouchers in varying amounts, depending on our level of funds. We also partner with an organization that offers larger vouchers for animals who are in critical condition.
Finally, we have trained and caring staff on the phones during our hours of operation. We take calls from frustrated people ready to give up on their best friend. We give advice based on research and experience to help those people feel less alone and less irritated.
We also have a fantastic trainer who works with us, offering free phone consultations and discounted rates to those who have adopted from a rescue organization.
One of those resources is our pet food pantry, offered the first Thursday of every month from 11 - 5. We require that all pets are spayed/neutered and that all pets are up to date on important shots, especially rabies.
Our second resource is our veterinary care voucher program. If an animal is injured or sick and the family cannot afford the bill, we offer vouchers in varying amounts, depending on our level of funds. We also partner with an organization that offers larger vouchers for animals who are in critical condition.
Finally, we have trained and caring staff on the phones during our hours of operation. We take calls from frustrated people ready to give up on their best friend. We give advice based on research and experience to help those people feel less alone and less irritated.
We also have a fantastic trainer who works with us, offering free phone consultations and discounted rates to those who have adopted from a rescue organization.
