Clark County SPCA Inc.
Our Mission
The Clark County SPCA is dedicated to creating a community free from animal cruelty and pet overpopulation while providing vital educational opportunities for future generations. We believe that by working together, we can ensure every animal receives the care and respect they truly deserve.
Our Story
Founded in November 2016, our organization was created to fill critical gaps in service throughout Clark County, Ohio. Recognizing a need for trained Humane Agents to investigate animal welfare concerns, as well as a lack of public resources for dog safety and responsible ownership education, we stepped in to bridge these divides.
How We Help
We are a 501(c)3 non-profit organization focused on community excellence and continuous improvement. Our work centers on the placement of homeless animals into loving homes, as well as contributing to the reduction of pet overpopulation through active sterilization efforts. We are committed to teamwork, transparency, and the high standard of care our community expects.
Connecting with Our Adopters
We believe that successful adoptions are built upon the shared values of participation and openness. By focusing on quality and dedicated service, we strive to find the perfect match for both our animals and the families who open their hearts to them. Every adoption is a step toward our vision of a more humane future.
Join Our Mission
Whether you are looking to adopt a new companion or support our ongoing work, we invite you to connect with us. Visit us at 21 Walter Street in Springfield, Ohio, to meet our adoptable animals and learn how you can contribute to our community efforts. We look forward to meeting you and helping you find your new best friend.
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10/1 - Enon winery to host biggest fundraiser of year for Clark County SPCA
A Clark County winery will host its biggest fundraiser of the year this month to raise money for dogs in need.
4/23 - Officials searching for person who dumped puppies outside Clark County SPCA
The Clark County SPCA, outside Dayton, is searching for the person who dumped a box of puppies outside the shelter.
