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ASPCA Services in NYC

ASPCA Adoption Center
Offering remote adoptions in the New York City area!
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Mobile Adoption Calendar & Locations
Our mobile unit travels throughout NYC to bring shelter pets and adopters together.
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ASPCA Veterinary & Spay/Neuter Services
Learn about the ASPCA Animal Hospital, Spay/Neuter clinics and Community Veterinary Centers.
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Get Involved in NYC

Fostering for the ASPCA
Learn more about our animal foster care program and get started today!
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Volunteering at the ASPCA
See volunteer opportunities and find out how to get involved.
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ASPCA Veterinary Externship Programs
Veterinary students can choose from four different programs where they can learn from ASPCA expert veterinarians.
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NYC Resources

NYC FAQ
Answers to common questions from NYC pet parents and animal advocates.
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Community Engagement
In NYC’s five boroughs, the ASPCA works to provide assistance and improve access to critical care and services for animals in need.
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NYC Covid-19 Response & Policy Priorities [PDF]
Our commitment to providing New Yorkers increased support during the pandemic.
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Found Kittens Outside?
Follow this chart to decide the best course of action you can take for the kittens.
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a rescued pit bull
July 29, 2021
ASPCA Cares for Over 25 Dogs Rescued from Cruelty Situation
April 16, 2021
ASPCA Supports ACC and Other Agencies to Assist Pet Parents Affected by Queens Fire
ASPCA Community Veterinary Centers Fill Much-Needed Space
April 5, 2021
ASPCA Community Veterinary Centers Fill Much-Needed Space in New York Communities
a black kitten being held by an aspca staff member
February 4, 2021
ASPCA Helps with the Removal and Care of Nine Kittens from Overwhelmed Caregiver
Smiling dog
November 30, 2020
Ten Reasons to Feel Proud Today–You’ve Earned It!

Take Action

Homeless animals are counting on you. Make a difference today.
ASPCA Veterinary & Spay/Neuter Services:

Veterinary Services: If your pet is experiencing a medical emergency, please call your nearest veterinary emergency hospital.

Found Kittens: If you found kittens outside and need assistance, learn about what you should do next.

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