More than 4,200 pets each year find loving families through the services housed in this building. This Center also houses our dynamic people-focused programs to keep pets in homes and out of area animal shelters.

Once the first animal shelter in the region, our current Admission Center is one of the oldest animal sheltering facilities in the state. Built in 1970, nearly 300,000 pets and 1 million people have found help through services provided at this building. Today, this Center is the first stop for more than 4,300 homeless pets on their way to adoption. This building also houses the hub of our innovative shelter partner collaborations, our state-wide shelter pet transport efforts, and supports our emergency and disaster relief work.

Dubbed “the little engine that could,” this modular building was assembled in 2008, opened in January 2009, has been in heavy use for the past 11 years. More 62,000 dogs and cats have received spay/neuter services through this SPCA low-cost program, preventing an estimated 400,000 births of animals that likely would have needed sheltering services.