Tune in all day today to WBEN 930 AM or Star 102.5 FM for this 12-hour event (6am-6pm) dedicated to helping animals in our community.
You can make your contribution online by clicking below, by phone by calling the Comtel donation line at 873-SPCA (7722) on December 9th, or using the T-Mobile text line by texting SPCA to 20357.
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With your help, the SPCA can continue to serve the people and animals of Erie County through this essential work and more. Be a part of the efforts to create a more compassionate community for animals!
Pandemic or not, animals in our community need help and the SPCA's work never stopped.
The SPCA does not receive any funding from the county, city, state, or federal governments. Our humane society does not receive tax dollars of any kind . . . we're only able to assist the people and pets in need thanks to donations.
The SPCA cares for more than 12,000 animals each year through programs that include adoptions; admissions; animal rescues; animal emergency transports; stray lost and found services; animal cruelty investigations and seizures; care for wildlife, reptiles, exotics, and farm animals; and much more.
At the SPCA Serving Erie County, our mission is to create a more humane community through: education, rescuing, protecting, and enhancing the lives of animals, and nurturing the bond between animals and people.
