
The ASPCA offers free spay/neuter surgeries for qualified residents of Los Angeles.
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, tens of thousands of animals are still at-risk for euthanasia. 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.
If your pet is experiencing a medical emergency, please call your nearest veterinary emergency hospital or contact ASPCA at (844) KEEP-PET (844-533-7738) for further assistance.
To report animal cruelty, contact your local Police Department by dialing 911. To report animal neglect or if you need assistance with a found animal, contact Los Angeles County Animal Care or call (562) 940-6898 for more information. L.A. City residents can contact the L.A. City Police Department or call (213) 486-0450.
For a list of frequently asked question please visit aspca.org/LAFAQ.
For all other requests, submit a web form inquiry and we will reach out within 72 hours.