The SPCA of Wake County, or SPCA Wake, is a non-profit organization founded in 1967. Their organization accepts around 4,000 animals every year from many different parts of North Carolina. They are one of the biggest private rescues in North Carolina and are vital to in-state animal rescue. You can find out more about their organization here.
SPCA Wake is a non-profit organization with a 4 star Charity Navigator rating, which is the highest rating possible. This means they “exceed industry standards and outperform most charities in their cause.” Just this shows that they are a charity worth your support because of the great service they perform for our community. SPCA Wake employs a full time veterinarian and 3 additional medical staff that ensures that animals going to new families are vaccinated and ready to safely join a family. Available for adoption are dogs, cats, bunnies, and other small animals so they are a great resource for adoption. See how to adopt from them today by visiting spcawake.org/adopt.
SPCA Wake offers many opportunities for those over 18 years old to become involved in their organization. Check out their requirements and how to get involved here. They also hold many fundraising and adoption events throughout the year such as their K9-3K walk and an event known as Woofstock. You can check out upcoming events here.