June 2007:

While the pet food recall crisis has abated, we are still watching as new developments from this crisis are still unfolding. We have continued to receive calls and emails from concerned pet parents all over the country who believe - as we do - that it is in our pets' best interests to stay watchful and alert. Because of this, we are still keeping abreast of recall-related news, provide you with new answers and advice as necessary, so please continue to visit our website for updates.

As you know, we’ve compiled an FAQ that addresses your most important concerns, and we are constantly keeping this updated. Further, our experts continue to monitor the situation closely to provide you with the most up-to-date information as possible. Our professionals at the ASPCA Bergh Memorial Animal Hospital in New York City have been treating animals who may have been affected by the contaminated food, and our toxicologists at our Animal Poison Control Center continue to follow recall-related findings to try to make sense of them.

Please stay alert to any signs of weakness or illness in your pet, and visit the ASPCA Pet Food Recall Resource Center often for the latest information available. If you have any questions about your pet’s health that are not answered on our site, please contact your veterinarian and let us know as well, so that we can address them immediately.

Sincerely,

President & CEO Ed Sayres