1. Free and Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Clinics

Helps prevent overpopulation and reduces euthanasia in shelters. Available in cities like NYC and LA, the ASPCA offers no-cost or low-cost sterilization for dogs and cats through mobile and fixed-location clinics.

2. 24/7 Animal Poison Control Hotline

Provides emergency help if your pet is poisoned. Veterinary toxicologists are on call 24/7 to walk you through pet poisoning emergencies—before you can even get to the vet. Call: (888) 426-4435

3. Community Veterinary Services

Delivers affordable medical care to underserved neighborhoods. Includes vaccines, microchips, flea treatment, urgent care, and routine exams via mobile and walk-in clinics in NYC and LA.

4. Adoption and Animal Relocation Programs

Moves animals from overcrowded shelters to areas with high adoption demand. Search for adoptable pets, or learn about relocation efforts that give animals a second chance.

5. Animal Behavior and Training Support

Keeps pets in homes and out of shelters. Behavior helplines, training tips, and guidance to address pet anxiety, aggression, house-training, and more.

6. Emergency Field Response and Cruelty Operations

Deploys teams to rescue animals from disasters and cruelty cases. Supports live animal rescue during hurricanes, wildfires, hoarding, neglect, and puppy mill raids.

7. Pet Food Distribution Programs

Provides critical supplies to pet owners in crisis. The ASPCA’s food bank and supply distribution programs help families keep pets at home during financial hardship or disaster events.

8. ASPCA Animal Recovery Center (ARC)

Offers intensive rehab for cruelty victims and disaster survivors. The ARC in NYC provides forensic, medical, and behavioral treatment for severely neglected or abused animals.

9. Animal Transport and Relocation Services

Relocates vulnerable pets to shelters with higher adoption rates. The ASPCA Relocation Program transports thousands of dogs and cats each year out of overcrowded or disaster-affected shelters.

10. Emergency Sheltering for Displaced Pets During Disasters

Provides temporary shelter for pets affected by natural disasters. The ASPCA establishes emergency shelters to care for pets displaced by events like hurricanes and wildfires. These shelters offer a safe haven for animals until they can be reunited with their families or placed into permanent homes.