Since 1967, the SPCA of Wake County has worked with our community by providing innovative programming, compassionate care and workable solutions for people and pets in need. We have a proud legacy of leadership in advancing the humane treatment of companion animals in our community.

Our 2021 lifesaving percentage was 98.4%, which is determined by the 2021 outcome numbers for animals that died or were euthanized by the SPCA of while in the care of our veterinary partners in comparison to total live outcomes. Euthanasia at the SPCA is performed with kindness and dignity to relieve the suffering of animals who, for medical or behavior reasons, cannot be rehomed. Please see our 2021 impact report for further information.

We love showcasing this life-saving work that YOU make possible! YOU are partners with us, so please let us hear your questions and we’ll provide answers.

• 2022 SPCA IMPACT REPORT
• 2021 SPCA IMPACT REPORT
• 2020 SPCA IMPACT REPORT
• 2019 SPCA IMPACT REPORT
• 2018 SPCA IMPACT REPORT
• 2017 SPCA IMPACT REPORT
• 2016 SPCA IMPACT REPORT
• 2015 SPCA IMPACT REPORT
• 990 Tax Return FY21
• 990 Tax Return FY20
• 990 Tax Return FY19
• Audited Financial Statements FY21
• Audited Financial Statements FY20
• Audited Financial Statements FY19
• Donor Privacy Policy
• SPCA of Wake County Whistleblower Policy

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• Critter Chatter Magazine - Winter 2023 issue
• Critter Chatter Magazine - Summer 2022 issue
• Critter Chatter Magazine - Spring 2022 issue
• Critter Chatter Magazine - Summer 2021 issue
• Critter Chatter Magazine - Spring 2021 issue
• Critter Chatter Magazine - Spring 2020 issue
• Critter Chatter Magazine - Winter 2019/2020 issue
• Critter Chatter Magazine - Fall 2019 issue

Questions? Email us!