There are many ways to fight animal cruelty—whether at the grocery store or right at your computer. Take these simple steps to continue helping animals in need.


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Every 10 seconds of every day, a dog enters a shelter. That's six dogs every minute, 3.3 million each year, who are living without a real home and a loving family.


But you can make the difference in their lives. With your gift now, you can help the ASPCA find safe and loving homes for more dogs.



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Right now, there are dogs full of love to give who are just waiting and hoping someone will take them home. October is Adopt a Shelter Dog Month, and we're calling on members to help us end animal homelessness across the country.
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You can help dogs who need a chance to shine and become the beloved pets they're meant to be. Here's what your gift today can do:




- Rehabilitate fearful and traumatized homeless dogs, so they can heal from their hurtful pasts and thrive in new homes.
- Provide medical care, so adoptable dogs are healthy and have vaccinations and spay/neuter surgery, to make a fresh start.
- Provide basic pet essentials like a collar, ID tag and microchip, that all dogs should have when they join a new family.
- Relocate homeless dogs from areas with a high homeless pet population to areas where they have a greater chance at finding homes.








Not everyone can adopt a dog. But you can still give homeless animals new beginnings—and new homes full of love, cuddles, treats and toys—with your gift now.
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Please help fight animal homeless today. Together we can help more dogs find homes and happiness.



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