Rescued from abuse, Gidget was brought to the ASPCA Animal Recovery Center where it was discovered she had a deadly condition. Find out how we helped her and where she is now.
This Adopt a Shelter Dog Month, we announced the addition of actor and animal advocate Justin Theroux as an ambassador for The Rescue Effect. Find out how you can get involved too!
After seven months in foster care, two bonded kittens found a home with the person who knew them best, showing how The Rescue Effect can turn foster success into happy endings.
Nancy P., senior vice president of ASPCA Government Relations, provides her perspective on our legislative work in 2026 and shares ways you can get involved.
New York City has taken a historic step for horses and public safety by passing a landmark law to phase out horse-drawn carriage operations. Learn more about this hard-fought victory and how we’ve offered to help with the transition.
Rescued from neglect, husky Jay worked through his fears at the ASPCA Behavioral Rehabilitation Center until he was ready to find a loving family ready to help him thrive.
Five projects received ASPCA funding in 2026 to challenge factory farming and support more humane, sustainable solutions for farmers, animals and communities.
A young dog named Brunson came into the ASPCA’s care, needing critical care for emaciation. Read about his path to recovery and adoption into a loving home!
From wolves to beloved pets, dogs have shared a lasting bond with humans. Discover how the ASPCA has helped dogs thrive through generations of rescue, sheltering, behavior and adoption work.
On October 8, the ASPCA hosted the 2026 Humane Awards, celebrating both remarkable people and animal heroes nationwide. Read about this year’s inspiring winners!
The ASPCA recently assisted the Greenville County Sheriff’s Office with a suspected dogfighting case involving 10 dogs removed from a property in Pelzer, South Carolina.
Colorado just became the latest state to end the sale of dogs in cats in pet stores and through third-party sellers. Learn more about the new law and what you can do to end puppy mill cruelty.
Though Alyssa only planned to adopt one horse, she found two — a perfect pair, Sadie and Gracie — through an ASPCA Right Horse Partner. Meet these incredible equines and the adopter who followed her heart.
