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Non-Profit Organizations: ASPCA

 

The mission of the ASPCA is to provide effective means for the prevention of cruelty to animals throughout the United States.

The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA)

424 East 92nd Street

New York, NY 10128

www.aspca.org

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ASPCA Member and Donor Services
The Member and Donor Services department at the ASPCA fosters a relationship with the people who make our mission possible. The department is available to answer questions about membership, check the status of a donation, make address changes and help in any way we can.
email: membership@aspca.org

Animal Cruelty/Humane Law Enforcement
The ASPCA's Humane Law Enforcement agents inspect, rescue, and, when warranted, make arrests to protect animals within New York State. Our 19 ASPCA agents conduct investigations based on calls from the public or other humane organizations about incidents of animal cruelty, neglect, or abandonment. The uniformed and plainclothes men and women, featured each week on Animal Planet’s Animal Precinct, investigate more than 5,000 cases per year and issue summonses to or arrest more than 300 people per year. To report instances of animal cruelty in New York City, please call (212) 876-7700, ext. 4450.
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ASPCA Animal Placement
If you wish to visit our Manhattan headquarters to adopt an animal, our address is 424 East 92nd Street (between 1st and York Avenues). Adoption hours are Monday through Saturday from 11:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M., and Sunday from 11:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Click here for more information about what you’ll need to bring with you when you adopt.
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ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center
Located in Urbana, Illinois, the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center (APCC) is the only animal poison control center in North America. Our specially trained staff, including veterinarians, board-certified veterinary toxicologists and certified veterinary technicians, provides assistance to pet owners and specific analysis and treatment recommendation to veterinarians pertaining to toxic chemicals and dangerous plants, products and substances. In 2003, the APCC handled roughly 88,000 cases. Our hotline is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. APCC also provides extensive veterinary toxicology expert consulting on a wide array of subjects including legal cases, formulation issues, product liability and regulatory reporting. To reach our hotline, call (888) 426-4435. Click here to learn more about the APCC’s programs.
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ASPCA Cares/Mobile Spay/Neuter Clinic
ASPCA Cares offers free and low-cost spay and neuter services and rabies vaccinations seven days a week in New York City's five boroughs to people on fixed incomes and public assistance. We also offer canine and feline vaccinations every other Saturday in warmer months to animals who are spayed and neutered.
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Bergh Memorial Animal Hospital
Located at our New York City headquarters at 424 East 92nd Street, the Bergh Memorial Animal Hospital is a small-animal medical facility that offers veterinary evaluations, diagnostic tests, vaccinations, radiology, spaying/neutering, dentistry and biopsies. To schedule an appointment, please call (212) 876-7700, ext. 4200.

Corporate Partnerships
This department develops positive commercial and promotional projects that help create funding and awareness for valuable humane programs. Corporate Partnerships manages licensing programs such as the ASPCA name and logo and the ASPCA Seal of Approval. National communications vehicles including news releases and trade events help promote these licensed properties. ASPCA officially licensed merchandise includes a variety of items for both the animal and animal lover..
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Development
The ASPCA Development department coordinates all charitable contributions to the organization and our programs and projects. Through the generosity of individuals, foundations and corporations, the funds raised by the organization are vital in fulfilling the ASPCA's mission. Development is accessible by email, phone or mail for inquiries regarding ways to support the ASPCA, membership, annual reports, and other gift information.
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Government Affairs & Public Policy
The Government Affairs & Public Policy department works to secure the strongest possible protections for animals on a federal level through the passage of legislation and ballot initiatives, the bringing of successful impact litigation, and the adoption of public policies that promote the best interest of animals. The department analyzes and drafts legislation and obtains sponsors for the introduction of legislation on the federal level, and works to get legislation passed in our own backyard—New York City..
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Legal Department
The Legal department serves as in-house counsel for ASPCA programs and activities and does not give out legal advice to or act as attorney for outside organizations or individuals. We can, however, provide information to the general public on nationwide resources that may be helpful in resolving animal-related legal problems. A significant portion of the department's time is directed at the enforcement of animal cruelty laws and the prosecution of abuse and neglect cases within our legal jurisdiction of the State of New York. It can also provide support to prosecutors and attorneys throughout the country on significant "landmark" cases of animal cruelty.
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National Outreach
Comprised of 36 full-time staff and three consultants, National Outreach team members include seasoned animal welfare professionals, veterinarians, attorneys, animal behaviorists and humane educators. National Outreach is comprised of five departments:

- Shelter Outreach
Regional Shelter Outreach managers and national advisors provide direct support to shelters, including training, materials, advice, networking and resources. NSO advisors specialize in their particular area of expertise and provide assistance to shelters across the country.
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- Imagine Humane
A joint initiative of National Outreach and PETsMART Charities, Imagine Humane offers programs that develop leadership, fundraising and strategic competence.

- Legislative Services
Legislative Services writes and lobbies for the passage of animal-friendly legislation, counsels legislators, law enforcement and individuals with questions concerning animals and works with the media to publicize legislative issues.
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- Veterinary Outreach
Veterinary Outreach is comprised of three veterinarians experienced in shelter medicine, veterinary forensics, animal abuse and reporting, spay/neuter programs and equine issues. They provide support to animal shelters, veterinarians and community collaborations.

- Humane Education
At its most basic level, humane education is about learning to care for the animals in our homes and communities. It is about fostering kindness, respect and empathy for both human and nonhuman animals, and looking after the environment and its diverse habitats. Humane Education promotes these principles through the distribution of materials, hands-on teacher and children’s programs, workshops and participation in educational forums.
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Special Events
The Special Events department at the ASPCA coordinates fundraising events. The Annual Humane Awards Luncheon honors both local and national heroes for outstanding achievements on behalf of all animals..
email: events@aspca.org

To teach children the importance of kindness towards our animal friends, visit their children's website at www.animaland.org.

 
 

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