Los Angeles Initiative

The ASPCA in Los Angeles, CA

As a national animal welfare organization, the ASPCA’s role is to ensure the safety and protection of animals everywhere. While progress for homeless animals has been made by local organizations in Los Angeles, their annual shelter intake is still more than 170,000 animals—and roughly half of them don’t make it out. Over the past decade, the ASPCA has developed a model for saving lives in high-density urban environments that struggle with animal homelessness, and we aim to replicate our past successes in Los Angeles.

Spay/Neuter Clinic in South Los Angeles

The ASPCA offers free spay/neuter surgeries for qualified residents of South Los Angeles.

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Los Angeles Safety Net Program

Our program helps keep Los Angeles families and their pets together.

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Foster Kittens in Los Angeles

The ASPCA is looking for caring volunteers in the Los Angeles area who can provide safe, loving temporary homes for kittens.

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Animal Relocation

Transporting animals to participating shelters with more kennel space and higher adoption demand.

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