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Since 1983 Ohio SPCA has worked tirelessly to protect, save, and cherish abandoned and abused animals of all kinds. We are a 501(c)3 charitable organization.
Our emergency medical funds have been depleted. Your donation is needed now more than ever. You can use the Paypal donation button below or contact our office
The Ohio SPCA
P.O. BOX 546 GROVE CITY, OHIO 43123
(740) 420-2984
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Archive for July, 2010
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Our Special Animals Need Your Support
Posted on July 22, 2010 | No CommentsThe Ohio SPCA cares for many special needs animals on our farm animal sanctuary. Their veterinary care, supplements, and special food requirements are expensive. We need your help. All monetary donations are tax-deductible. Every dollar makes a difference in an animal's life. Meet some of our special needs animals: -
Benefit Ride for the Ohio SPCA
Posted on July 20, 2010 | No CommentsBenefit Run June 13, 2010 - The weather worked against us. However, many bikers still rode. The day turned out to be beautiful, and a great time was had by everyone! A HUGE Thank You to Anne Riesbeck and Cat Vaughan.They organized the event and worked hard to help the animals and the Ohio SPCA. Ladies - your hard work... is appreciated more than you realize! -
May 14 – Kiss-A-Goat Contest at Groveport Madison High School
Posted on July 20, 2010 | No CommentsThese young people did an awesome job of speaking for the Ohio SPCA and the animals. A total of $1,061.00was raised. Staff and students had a great time. Coach Brian Schoonover who was in first place asked Chipolte to donate burritos, so he could throw senior Aaron England, and Donis Toler, Principal, under the bus. -
In Memory of Masterpiece – $2,021.71 Donated to the Ohio SPCA
Posted on July 20, 2010 | No CommentsButler County, Ohio - Outraged by the theft and killing of a baby alpaca named Masterpiece, Cole Fennel, a Madison High School senior took action. Cole first raised $1,500 to help the owners of Masterpiece, Jeff Pergram and Rebecca Hardin. As his efforts continued, Jeff and Rebecca told Cole about the Ohio SPCA, and it was decided that proceeds from a planned quarter action on Saturday, May 1 would be sent to the Ohio SPCA. The quarter auction was a success resulting in approximately $1,000 being raised. -
Organizations Work Together to Help Over 50 Cats and Kittens in Logan County, Ohio
Posted on July 20, 2010 | No CommentsAlthough 36 cats and kittens have been placed in new homes or with rescues, approximately 20 cats still need homes. They will remain with the owner until homes can be found. The Logan County Health Dept. has extended the deadline for removal, as they realize that re-homing over 50 cats takes time.