Help Build The Future
Please consider naming a special space in the new Pet Admission & Resource Center by designating an area in your name, your family’s name, or in honor or memory of a pet or loved one. Many opportunities are still available, including the following:
DONOR RECOGNITION OPPORTUNITIES
$1 MILLION
• Exterior Name Recognition
$500,000
• Entrance Vestibules (2)
$250,000
• Radiology Room
• Dental Room
$100,000
• Exam Rooms
• Team Offices
• Transfer Garage
$50,000
• Dog Play Yards
• Offices
$25,000
• Food Prep Room
• Grooming Alcove
• Induction Tables
$15,000
• Dental Equipment
• Surgical Lights
• Autoclave
$10,000
• Dog Kennels
$5,000
• Cat Condos
• Recognition Wall Photo
$1,000+
• Donor Recognition Wall
$500
• Tribute Tag
All contributions of $1,000 and up will be recognized through a prominently displayed Donor Wall. Gifts of $50,000 or more may be pledged over a multi-year schedule, please contact us for details. There are many ways to participate, including donations of cash, securities, gifts through IRAs, Donor Advised Funds, and more.
For additional information on naming an area of the Regional Campus for Pets & People, see links below and contact Mondy Lamb at (919) 919-532-2086 or MLamb@spcawake.org.
EXPLORE DETAILED NAMING OPPORTUNITIES
| Dog Loft 7Modern, light-filled living spaces designed to reduce stress and promote well-being for dogs at the shelter. Each loft includes custom ventilation, sound-dampening, and easy sanitization, with specialized areas for medical isolation or behavioral rehabilitation—giving every dog the best chance to heal and thrive. | $100,000 |
| Dog/Cat Loft 1 - Play YardA secure outdoor play yard where dogs enjoy sunshine, exercise, and enrichment several times daily. These yards provide room to stretch and train while strengthening bonds with staff and volunteers—key to happy, healthy pets ready for adoption. | $50,000 |
| Dog Loft 3 - Play YardA dedicated outdoor space for dogs to exercise, train, and enjoy enrichment activities several times daily. Fresh air and sunshine help keep pets happy, healthy, and ready for adoption. | $50,000 |
| Dog Loft 4 - Play YardA dedicated outdoor space for dogs to exercise, train, and enjoy enrichment activities several times daily. Fresh air and sunshine help keep pets happy, healthy, and ready for adoption. | $50,000 |
| Dog Loft 5 - Play YardA dedicated outdoor space for dogs to exercise, train, and enjoy enrichment activities several times daily. Fresh air and sunshine help keep pets happy, healthy, and ready for adoption. | $50,000 |
| Dog Loft 6 - Play Yard (ISO)This secure outdoor yard provides dogs recovering from illness with a safe place for play and enjoy enrichment several times daily. Having their own separate play yard ensures sick pets can benefit from sunshine and activity while also protecting the health of the larger shelter population. | $50,000 |
| Dog Loft 7 - Play Yard (ISO)This secure outdoor yard provides dogs recovering from illness with a safe place for play and enjoy enrichment several times daily. Having their own separate play yard ensures sick pets can benefit from sunshine and activity while also protecting the health of the larger shelter population. | $50,000 |
| Staff BreakroomA bright, welcoming retreat for staff, featuring natural light, comfortable seating, and access to an outdoor porch. This inviting space offers a chance to recharge and connect, supporting the well-being of staff working hard to care for SPCA Wake’s animals. | $50,000 |
| Canine Medical Isolation 1 (Skin, etc.)Specialized housing for dogs recovering from skin conditions like mange or ringworm. This dedicated recovery space provides comfortable housing for dogs undergoing treatment while also protecting the health of other pets in the shelter. | $25,000 |
| Canine Medical Isolation 2 (Parvo, etc.)A secure housing area for dogs recovering from highly contagious diseases like parvovirus. This dedicated recovery space provides comfortable housing for dogs undergoing treatment while also protecting the health of other pets in the shelter. | $25,000 |
| Canine Medical Isolation PatioAn exterior service entry for the isolation suites, designed to allow staff to care for sick pets without risk of spreading disease through the rest of the facility. | $25,000 |
| Staff Breakroom PorchAn outdoor extension of the breakroom where staff can eat, take wellness breaks, or work in the fresh air. An important space that will be used daily for renewal and well-being. | $25,000 |
| Staff RestroomA private, dedicated restroom designed for the comfort and convenience of SPCA Wake’s hardworking staff. | $25,000 |
| Feline Exam RoomA cat-focused medical exam space located next to housing areas, positioned to reduce stress by eliminating long transport through the building. A fully equipped mini-clinic for comprehensive feline health assessments. | $50,000 |
| Feline Medical IsolationDedicated isolation housing for cats with contagious illnesses, ensuring they receive focused care while protecting the health of the wider feline population. | $25,000 |
| Feline/Rabbit Medical IsolationA flexible isolation space for cats or rabbits with communicable illnesses. It allows targeted treatment, helps prevent disease spread, and offers flexible use to meet changing needs. | $25,000 |
| Catio 2A safe outdoor enclosure where cats can enjoy sunshine, fresh air, and natural enrichment like birdwatching. These experiences reduce stress and nurture well-being, helping cats feel more at home while awaiting adoption. | $25,000 |
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Catio 4A safe outdoor enclosure where cats can enjoy sunshine, fresh air, and natural enrichment like birdwatching. These experiences reduce stress and nurture well-being, helping cats feel more at home while awaiting adoption. |
$25,000 |
| Clinic VestibuleThe welcoming entryway to the Veterinary Medical Center and Spay/Neuter Clinic. Here, thousands of families, foster caretakers, and community members begin their journey into a space dedicated to healing and saving lives. | $250,000 |
| Dental SuiteAn exciting first for SPCA Wake: This fully-equipped, in-house dental suite will provide shelter pets suffering from dental disease with cleanings, extractions, and treatments. This state-of-the-art space will provide pets—especially seniors—with relief from dental pain while helping them find homes faster. | $250,000 |
| Radiology/X-Ray RoomA state-of-the-art diagnostic suite where lifesaving imaging takes place. This technology expands the SPCA’s ability to quickly diagnose injury or illness in-house, ensuring pets receive timely treatment and a brighter future. | $250,000 |
| Cat Surgery WardA dedicated surgical suite for cats, fully equipped to provide spay/neuter surgeries as well as lifesaving procedures for homeless and injured felines. This ward expands the SPCA’s ability to deliver critical care and prepare more cats for adoption. | $250,000 |
| SPCA Feline TreatmentA specialized housing area for sick or injured cats. Located in the heart of the Medical Center, this space is close to the center of action where cats can be closely monitored by the medical team. This healing space ensures vulnerable cats receive round-the-clock attention on their path to recovery. | $100,000 |
| TNR / Feral CatsA separate housing area and entrance designed for feral/community cats undergoing spay/neuter. This quiet, isolated space minimizes stress for unsocialized cats for a more humane TNR experience. | $100,000 |
| Feline Medical IsolationAn isolation suite within the clinic where sick cats receive treatment and monitoring. Convenient location ensures efficient care while separated housing protects the health of the larger shelter population from communicable illnesses. | $50,000 |
| Treatment AreaThe center of action inside the Veterinary Medical Center where the majority of SPCA pets will receive their medical care. Stocked with a wide variety of modern tools and technology, this room will equip the medical team for just about any case that comes in their doors—from sudden emergencies to routine, daily care. | $50,000 |
| Pack/Prep AreaA sterile workspace for preparing and cleaning the surgical instruments needed to provide our community with low-cost, high-volume spay/neuter services. | $50,000 |
| Laundry/StorageOn-site laundry and supply storage for the clinic, ensuring clean bedding and essential materials are always available to meet the unpredictable needs of shelter medicine. | $50,000 |
| Medical Director OfficeThe private office of SPCA Wake’s Medical Director, used for keeping detailed medical records, holding team meetings, and leading the veterinary staff. | $50,000 |
| Clinic Manager OfficeThe Clinic Manager’s office, where daily operations, medical records, and client communications are coordinated to keep the spay/neuter clinic running smoothly and efficiently for families who rely on this service. | $50,000 |
| Clinic RestroomA conveniently located restroom designed to serve the busy medical team within the clinic. | $25,000 |
| Induction Table 1One of two induction tables where pets are prepared for surgery. Centrally located for safe monitoring, these tables will support 10,000 pets undergoing spay/neuter procedures annually. | $25,000 |
| Induction Table 2One of two induction tables where pets are prepared for surgery. Centrally located for safe monitoring, these tables will support 10,000 pets undergoing spay/neuter procedures annually. | $25,000 |
| Get Acquainted Room 2A comfortable, private space designed to reduce stress for pets and families. Intake Specialists will meet with pet owners here to gather background on pets entering the shelter, or explore and share resources to promote pet retention. Each room functions as a fully-stocked “mini clinic” with an exam table, refrigerator, and medical supplies for pets to receive initial exams, vaccines, and testing upon arrival. | $100,000 |
| Cat Holding RoomA quiet, temporary landing space where cats can decompress after arrival. Here, they receive initial health checks and care before moving into their permanent housing. This calm environment minimizes stress and supports well-being by keeping cats away from the bustle of the Resource Center during their first hours at SPCA Wake. | $50,000 |
| Intake Exam RoomLocated off the transfer garage, this fully equipped mini clinic is the first stop for pets arriving on SPCA Wake’s transport van from shelter partners across the state. Here, each animal receives immediate medical exams, vaccines, and testing—ensuring a safe and healthy start to their new journey. | $50,000 |
| Community Impact Director OfficeThe hub where strategies are shaped to help pets by supporting the people who love them. From here, partnerships are cultivated and programs are directed to keep families and their pets together. | $50,000 |
| Foster Cat Holding Room (Way Station)A peaceful temporary way station for cats entering or returning from foster care. This quiet room provides calm and safety during transitions, promoting well-being and minimizing stress. | $50,000 |
| Small Animal / Flexible HoldingA temporary holding space for small animals designed with the versatility to house other pets as needed. This flexible-use room ensures peace and comfort while also allowing for emergency or crisis response housing when extra capacity means saving more lives. | $50,000 |
| Foster Exam RoomA fully stocked mini-clinic dedicated to foster pets. From routine rechecks and wellness exams to booster vaccines, this space will welcome foster animals receiving ongoing medical care on their road to adoption. | $50,000 |
| Foster OfficeThe hub for SPCA Wake’s foster program. Here, the foster team will recruit and orient new foster volunteers, support current foster families, and coordinate care for hundreds of foster pets each year. | $50,000 |
| Intake Manager OfficeThe central base for the Intake Manager, who oversees the intake of thousands of pets annually, leads the Intake team, and maintains lifesaving, collaborative partnerships with shelters across the state. | $50,000 |
| Intake Specialists OfficeA collaborative office space for the Intake Specialists who welcome each pet into SPCA Wake’s care. Equipped with computers for each team member, this space is where the Intake team will coordinate incoming pets, communicate with families needing assistance, and keep careful records and background information for each pet joining SPCA Wake. | $50,000 |
| Small Meeting Room / WellnessA multipurpose space serving Intake, Foster, and Community Impact teams for meetings, collaboration, or staff wellness breaks. A quiet spot to recharge or connect. | $50,000 |
| Small Meeting RoomA flexible meeting space for team gatherings, planning sessions, and cross-department collaboration. Located centrally within the Resource Center. | $50,000 |
| Learning Center VestibuleA welcoming entryway to the Learning Center—a multi-purpose community space designed for humane education, pet behavior & training classes, community events, and more. The vestibule is a threshold to a space that fosters compassion, responsibility, and respect for animals and people. | $250,000 |
| Community Impact OfficeHome base for the Community Impact team where they can connect families to food, supplies, and resources. This space strengthens the bond between pets and people, helping more animals stay in loving homes. | $50,000 |
| Learning Center Room 1 StorageDedicated storage spaces for the Learning Center, keeping supplies organized and accessible for the wide variety of events hosted here—from wellness clinics and training classes to board meetings, youth programs, and donor gatherings. | $25,000 |
| Learning Center Room 2 StorageDedicated storage spaces for the Learning Center, keeping supplies organized and accessible for the wide variety of events hosted here—from wellness clinics and training classes to board meetings, youth programs, and donor gatherings. | $25,000 |
| Learning Center KitchenetteA practical food prep and catering space serving the Learning Center rooms, supporting everything from youth classes to volunteer appreciation events. | $25,000 |
| Learning Center RestroomConvenient facilities designed for guest comfort during the many events hosted in the Learning Center. | $25,000 |
| Men’s RestroomLocated near the Learning Center, this pet-themed restroom is welcoming and guest-friendly, serving visitors during classes, events, and gatherings. | $25,000 |
| Women’s RestroomLocated near the Learning Center, this pet-themed restroom is welcoming and guest-friendly, serving visitors during classes, events, and gatherings. | $25,000 |
| Animal Transfer GarageThe first safe stop for thousands of pets beginning their journey at SPCA Wake. This climate-controlled garage provides secure unloading from transport vehicles, ensuring safety, health, and a hopeful start for animals on the road to new lives. | $100,000 |
| Animal Transport Vehicle 2A rescue mission on wheels. This vehicle connects under-resourced shelters with SPCA Wake, providing transport for pets from rural, high-intake areas to safety and adoption at SPCA Wake. | $100,000 |
| Main Storage RoomA large storage space that supports every department at SPCA Wake. From donated goods to daily supplies, this room ensures staff and volunteers have easy access to everything they need to provide excellent care and be ready for any situation. | $100,000 |
| Animal Behavior Coordinator OfficeConveniently located near pet housing, this office supports the Animal Behavior Coordinator in developing and implementing individualized behavior plans for pets—helping them feel safe, comfortable, and enriched, and preparing them for a successful adoption. | $50,000 |
| Animal Care Manager OfficeThe command center for the Animal Care Manager, who leads the team responsible for the daily health, comfort, and enrichment of every animal at SPCA Wake. | $50,000 |
| Food StorageA climate-controlled hub for all pet food—whether for animals in the facility, in foster homes, or distributed through community programs. Organized and stocked with everything from prescription diets to donated kibble, this space ensures no pet goes hungry. | $50,000 |
| LaundryThe behind-the-scenes powerhouse of pet care. Equipped with three industrial washer-dryer sets, this room keeps up with the constant flow of bedding, towels, and supplies, ensuring pets stay clean, healthy, and comfortable. | $50,000 |
| Maintenance/IT ManagerThe home base for SPCA’s “fixer of all things,” stocked with tools and equipment to tackle structural, technological, and facility needs across the campus to ensure operations and programs can continue to run smoothly. | $50,000 |
| Bathing AlcoveA space of care and comfort where pets receive baths and grooming care—whether to treat skin conditions, remove mats, or simply get clean and fresh. These TLC moments help pets feel better and look their best for adopters. | $25,000 |
| Canine HoldingSix temporary runs located in the Animal Transfer Garage provide immediate housing for dogs as they arrive as well as a space to triage urgent medical or behavioral needs. From here, dogs move on to regular housing or the clinic, but this space is their first step on their path to a new life. | $25,000 |
| Food PrepThe heart of mealtime, where every pet meal—from prescription diets to enrichment snacks—is prepared with care. This space ensures pets receive the nutrition and individualized attention they need to thrive. | $25,000 |
| Staff RestroomA private, practical space designed for the comfort and convenience of SPCA Wake’s hardworking staff. | $25,000 |
Contact us to discuss your gift:
Kim Janzen
President & CEO
kjanzen@spcawake.org
Mondy Lamb
Vice President of Philanthropy
919-532-2086
mlamb@spcawake.org
SPCA Wake is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, EIN/Federal Tax ID # 56-0891732
Main Address: 200 Petfinder Lane, Raleigh, NC 27603