My daughter's Daisy Girl Scout troop recently toured the SPCA and learned more about what they do there. It was a great experience and the girls had a good time. Most SPCAs are in need of donations and volunteers, though. If you have the time and/or money, consider doing something to help out your local SPCA. Our local SPCA is so busy, and I am impressed with how efficient they are. In fact, they have not had to euthanize an animal in over two years. But success like this does not come without a lot of effort. Learn what you can do to help out these animals. Most of them have been someone's unwanted pet, and they just need a good home. Try www.petfinder.com to locate great animal companions in your area. If you cannot give them a home, at least help make their stay at the shelter more pleasant by donating your time or maybe items like these:
- Cat Litter
- Dry or Canned Cat or Kitten Food
- Bleach
- Pine Sol
- Garbage Bags
- Liquid Dish Detergent
- Liquid Laundry Detergent
- Paper Goods
- Any other cleaning supplies
- Dry or Canned Dog or Puppy Food
- Cat Toys
- Dog Toys
- Rawhides
- Dog Treats
- Sheets
- Towels
- Blankets
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