January 28, 2022  |  Press Releases

MD SPCA Receives $7,500 Grant from Petco Love

BALTIMORE, MD—The Maryland SPCA has received a $7,500 grant from Petco Love. This generous gift is saving homeless animals and finding them forever... Read more

January 24, 2022  |  Happy Tail

Max

Max came to the MD SPCA when his owner started working longer hours and didn’t feel they could give him the attention he needed. Even at 10 years... Read more

January 11, 2022  |  News Update

MD SPCA Honors Lisa Radov with William Woodward Award

 The Maryland SPCA is proud to announce that animal advocate Lisa Radov has won our William Woodward Award. Her advocacy has changed countless... Read more

January 10, 2022  |  Happy Tail

Weeble & Wobble

We’re so excited for Weeble and Wobble. These young sisters were born with Cerebellar Hypoplasia, sometimes called "Wobbly Cat Syndrome." It... Read more

December 27, 2021  |  Happy Tail

Ryan

Baby Ryan came to the MD SPCA with a broken leg on a hot summer day. Her back left tibia was fractured from an accidental fall down some stairs... Read more

December 20, 2021  |  Happy Tail

Aspen

When Aspen arrived at the MD SPCA, he had a dislocated elbow. This was so uncomfortable that he used this elbow as a foot. However, repeatedly... Read more

December 13, 2021  |  Happy Tail

Sebastian

On a chilly day in mid-October, a passerby found Sebastian curiously poking his head out of a handbag in front of a Baltimore City police station... Read more

December 6, 2021  |  Happy Tail

Guacamole

Guacamole was transferred to MD SPCA from another shelter at the start of October 2021. And thank goodness he was–everyone was glad to have him... Read more

November 29, 2021  |  Happy Tail

Precious Dumpling

At just nine weeks old, little Precious Dumpling found herself wedged in a car tire. A good Samaritan helped her escape. They could see she was... Read more

November 22, 2021  |  Happy Tail

Raisin

When Raisin arrived at the MD SPCA, staff noticed bleeding mammary masses. She had postulates on her skin and discharge coming from her eyes... Read more

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