Did you know you can help animals in need while doing your everyday shopping or by donating an old vehicle? At Alaska SPCA, we're making it easier than ever to support our mission. Read on to discover simple ways you can make a big difference, often at no extra cost to you! Turn Groceries into Good with Fred Meyer Community Rewards Imagine every trip to the grocery store contributing directly to the welfare of animals. With the Fred Meyer Community Rewards Program, that's exa

Our foster families are the quiet heroes behind our lifesaving work. When our shelter reaches its limits, they step forward — opening their homes, their time, and their hearts to animals who need more than we can provide within our walls. In December, that support meant everything. Our Adoption Center team rescued more than six cats from a hoarding situation, including a mama cat and her newborn kittens who were only days old. These fragile lives needed constant care, warmth,

By traveling to underserved and rural areas, Alaska SPCA makes spay/neuter services accessible to pet owners who face geographic, financial, or logistical barriers to care. For families on tight budgets or living far from veterinary providers, our mobile clinics are more than a convenience—they’re a lifeline. Volunteers checking on recovering patients. Rural mobile outreaches carry the highest cost for Alaska SPCA , but lack of access to affordable and compassionate care is

Adapting to the needs of our community is at the core of Alaska SPCA’s mission. Executive director, Kelly Donnelly, wrote about the transition from privilege to partnership within the animal welfare field recently , and it serves as both a retrospective and a roadmap. We can see within Alaska SPCA’s own 70-year history, a shift to be more responsive, more intentional, and more impactful in caring for the animals in our local communities and those across Alaska. And our