We strive to end animal suffering and empower communities to find the heart in humanity.
Meet Amaya! This beautiful girl is ready to make happy memories with a family of her own. Amaya has been socializing with other dogs at the shelter and will continue to do so while she waits for he…
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Massie is a beautiful kitty who unfortunately had to be surrendered when her owner could no longer care for her. She has a sweet and loving spirit that comes out with people who take their time to q…
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Poochie joined us when his previous owner could no longer care for him, and we're committed to looking after him until he finds his forever home. He's a big, handsome guy who's been havin…
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As the largest animal welfare organization in the region and one of the only remaining open access shelters, we give safety, love, and hope to lost pets, abandoned dogs and cats, cruelty victims, pets in need of rehoming, and homeless pets at risk of euthanasia in other shelters.
Brandywine Valley SPCA is bringing its nationally recognized programs and expertise to the District of Columbia. Expanding services include taking over animal control and care, field services for injured and stray animals, wildlife services for the District, along with intake diversion, adoptions, and basic animal medical and wellness. Working with DC Health, the BVSPCA will be able to serve the communities of the District by ensuring that stray, lost, and injured animals receive the care and treatment they need.
Supporting our community by providing the resources needed to improve the lives and well-being of animals is what we do.
Losing your furry friend or finding another’s beloved animal can be a harrowing and emotional process.
"See something, say something." Most cases of cruelty or neglect come to light when someone close to that animal makes a report.
No one should have to part with their pet for financial reasons. Our pet food programs help pets stay with the families who love them.
Through our behavior team, we're able to offer free support to our adopters, foster families and pet owners seeking behavior assistance.
After more than two years in our care, our longest resident and staff favorite, who spent time at multiple campuses, found his furever home in April 2024. From Florida to a loving home, Snoop's adoption story is a heartwarming reminder of what love, time, and care can do. In February 2022, this sweet boy was brought to us from an overcrowded shelter in Florida. He spent time at multiple campuses and in foster care, where he learned to trust and relax with other animals. Finally, in April 2024, Snoop's family found him and gave him a new home. He has been making lifelong memories with his family, including enjoying life outdoors and snuggling with his cat sibling. Happy tails to Snoop and his perfect match of a family!
Every dollar you donate will go to the programs and services that help save the lives of thousands of homeless animals each year.
Your generous monthly donation helps provide shelter, food, and medical care to thousands of animals who enter our shelters each year.
Our Amazon Wish Lists make it easy to find and donate items we need most critically. All donations, big and small, mean a great deal to us and to our animals!
That may seem like a big number, but every dog and cat in our care enjoys individual enrichment until adoption, such as our daily dog playgroups.
Get your paws on our original and limited edition merchandise. Your purchases go towards the care of the many animals we take in each year.
Milam County Sheriff's Office charges founder with animal cruelty; BVSPCA seeks donations to support large–scale effort
There’s no better time to FALL in love with a pet! And this month, we’re giving you plenty of chances to do just that. From Subaru Loves Pets and PetSmart’s National Adoption Week to our fan-favorite Bark on the Boards “funraiser,” October is packed with ways to meet your new best friend, make memories, and support the pets that need you the most.
Dogtown Ranch is empty. All 82 dogs are rescued. No one was left behind.
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