| Medina County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals |
MCSPCA animals are housed in foster homes, at vet clinics and
when foster homes are at capacity, kennels. Cats are also
housed at our Animal Care Facility in Medina. Prior to putting
animals up for adoption, we strive to evaluate each animal so
that we can help make the best possible match between
adoptive home and their new pet.
Veterinary and boarding expenses represent an ever-growing
portion of the MCSPCA expenses that make it a challenge for
the organization to operate in the black. We expect to
continue to alleviate this through the operation of our animal
care facility.
when foster homes are at capacity, kennels. Cats are also
housed at our Animal Care Facility in Medina. Prior to putting
animals up for adoption, we strive to evaluate each animal so
that we can help make the best possible match between
adoptive home and their new pet.
Veterinary and boarding expenses represent an ever-growing
portion of the MCSPCA expenses that make it a challenge for
the organization to operate in the black. We expect to
continue to alleviate this through the operation of our animal
care facility.
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Our Mission
The Medina County SPCA, founded in 1985, is a nonprofit
organization supported solely by private donations and grants.
We are not a part of any national associations or animal
welfare groups. We are committed to sheltering and finding
homes for sick, injured, abused and abandoned animals of
Medina County.
Over the years, we have served thousands of injured,
abandoned, abused and neglected animals throughout Medina
County. For example, in 2009 the SPCA rescued abused,
injured and neglected small and farm animals and is pursuing
these cases to the fullest extent of the law. Read more about
these here (CAUTION - Some contents are graphic and may not
be suitable for children).
We also focus on pet-owner education and animal abuse
prevention. Though the MSPCA is volunteer-based, Humane
Officers employed by the MSPCA are used to investigate and
pursue cases of animals in need.
Who We Are
The MCSPCA is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors.
(see Board meeting dates on Events page). The MCSPCA took
an exciting step forward in 2008 by hiring its first Executive
Director. In 2010, we're excited to announce the hiring of
Stephanie Moore in that capacity. She will not only manage the
day-to-day operations of our organization, but she will help us
focus on the future. With her leadership, we expect to be able
to improve service, manage a long-awaited shelter, streamline
costs and maximize the effectiveness of each and every dollar
entrusted to us for operations. Accurate tracking of service
data and increasing accountability will help the MCSPCA secure
much-needed grant funding.
The Medina County SPCA, founded in 1985, is a nonprofit
organization supported solely by private donations and grants.
We are not a part of any national associations or animal
welfare groups. We are committed to sheltering and finding
homes for sick, injured, abused and abandoned animals of
Medina County.
Over the years, we have served thousands of injured,
abandoned, abused and neglected animals throughout Medina
County. For example, in 2009 the SPCA rescued abused,
injured and neglected small and farm animals and is pursuing
these cases to the fullest extent of the law. Read more about
these here (CAUTION - Some contents are graphic and may not
be suitable for children).
We also focus on pet-owner education and animal abuse
prevention. Though the MSPCA is volunteer-based, Humane
Officers employed by the MSPCA are used to investigate and
pursue cases of animals in need.
Who We Are
The MCSPCA is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors.
(see Board meeting dates on Events page). The MCSPCA took
an exciting step forward in 2008 by hiring its first Executive
Director. In 2010, we're excited to announce the hiring of
Stephanie Moore in that capacity. She will not only manage the
day-to-day operations of our organization, but she will help us
focus on the future. With her leadership, we expect to be able
to improve service, manage a long-awaited shelter, streamline
costs and maximize the effectiveness of each and every dollar
entrusted to us for operations. Accurate tracking of service
data and increasing accountability will help the MCSPCA secure
much-needed grant funding.
| Copyright 2009-2010, Medina County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Medina, Ohio. All rights reserved. P.O. Box 135, Medina, OH 44258 (330)723-7722 information@medinacountyspca.com |
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This cute, short video promotes the spaying and neutering of cats - from their viewpoint! To view it, click on the picture above - and make sure your volume is on! |
| A "Must Watch"!! |
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| HELP WANTED! RELIABLE VOLUNTEERS NEEDED TO ASSIST IN ANIMAL CARE AND IN GENERAL OFFICE DUTIES AT THE ANIMAL CARE FACILITY! See our volunteer page for details. Interested? Call 330/723-SPCA, voicemail box 6 or email us. |
HELP WANTED!! |
| Thursday, March 4, 2009 5:30 p.m. at the SPCA Animal Care Facility 245 S. Medina St. Medina |
| All interested parties are welcome! |
| VISIT OUR ANIMAL CARE FACILITY! The new MCSPCA facility is at 245 S. Medina Street in Medina (just south of Medina Steak House) The facility is open to the public on Tuesdays from 2-4 p.m. and Thursday from noon-2 p.m. and by appointment. |
MAKE A DIFFERENCE! Help us rescue the animals in need! |
| Week-end dog walkers wanted. Teacher or retired teacher who loves kids and animals wanted to coordinate a youth program and summer camp for kids. Please contact Stephanie Moore, Director at 330-242-6880 if interested |
