Surry County SPCA

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Just the DOGS! Just the CATS!

Pet of the Month


Our pet of the month...
There are several puppies and dogs in need of a home. Check with your local shelter or the Surry County shelter at 294-0158. Cara's Corner is also part of us now! Contact them @ 757-876-3889 or 757-294-3922!

You may email the SPCA at Princessinrealif@aol.com


News

Cara's Corner part of the Surry County SPCA prints a newsletter several times per year. You may request one via email Princessinrealif@aol.com or if you prefer, we can mail a copy to you.

Who We Are

The Surry County SPCA has been in existence since the summer of 1993 and became incorporated on October 12, 1993. The SPCA was the brain child of long time Surry County resident, Joy Williams and was organized due to many stray dogs roaming the county, the numbers of feral cats at dumpsites, as well as the number of animals that were being found and picked up off the roadsides throughout the county. The SPCA does not run a shelter, but a 12 year old member of the SPCA named Cara runs a shelter called Cara's Corner. The SPCA consists of a small group of volunteers working for the good of animals. The SPCA believes that in order to reduce the number of unwanted and stray animals in Surry County, they must assist in the effort to spay or neuter as many animals as possible. One of our goals is to educate the children of Surry County about animal care and responsibility. We provide KIND NEWS to the Surry County Elementary School, L.P. Jackson Middle School as well as Tidewater Academy Lower School. We fund educational programs for the schools as well. The Wildlife Center of Virginia has presented a program at L.P. Jackson Middle School called "A View From The Top" on birds of prey. Local educators are also hired to provide school programs on local wildlife and even pet care, with assistance from their pets. The Surry SPCA also provides financial spay/neuter assistance to Surry County and Sussex County residents. To date, Surry SPCA has assisted in the spay and neuter of over 131 dogs and 187 cats. If you are a resident of Surry County or Sussex County and need spay/neuter financial assistance, call 757-294-3077. Petersburg/Colonial Heights SPCA also provides low cost spay/neuter assistance. They may be reached at 804-526-SPCA. PETA has a mobile spay/neuter van. You may reach them at 757-622-PETA (7382).

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Adopting a Friend

An animal shelter was opened in Surry County in June 1997. This facility is run by the County and is not affiliated with the Surry SPCA. The shelter can be reached at 757-294-0158.

T-Shirts

We have T-Shirts for sale in sizes M, L, XL. Will try to get some photos on the site. There are 5 styles - Couch is a Terrible Thing to Waste, 2 to Tango, Adopt a Pet, Don't Litter - Spay or Neuter Your Pet, Best Friend - Dog, Best Friend - Cat.

T-shirts are $15 each. We will be happy to mail them to you for minimal cost.


Volunteering and Donations


DONATION FORM

NAME_______________________________

ADDRESS____________________________

____________________________

PHONE_________________

I would like to donate the following amount $_________

_____I am interested in volunteering, send me more information.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!


Please mail to:
Surry Co. SPCA, Inc.
P O Box 96
Surry, VA 23883


Come Visit Us!

Directions: Surry County is approximately 25 minutes west of Smithfield on Route 10. Surry County runs west to Prince George County and south to Wakefield, VA.


Nicole Barnes - Spay/Neuter Coordinator

Email: surryspca@gmail.com




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