Donation
The homeless pets at Orangeburg SPCA receive no support from local, state, or national entities and rely solely on the support of generous folks like you.
Safe & Easy Donations
Make a Difference Today
Your donation helps us provide essential care, medical treatment, and safe shelter for animals in need. Every contribution, big or small, goes directly towards rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming pets. With your support, we can continue to save lives and give countless animals the chance to find their forever homes.
While monetary donations provide the greatest assistance, we know some folks like to give specific items to help the pets in our care. These are quite welcome and help offset other care costs like veterinarian visits, medicine, kennel staff, food, and many others.
Check the logos below see our wish lists!
*Maude Schiffley Chapter S.P.C.A./dba Orangeburg SPCA is a qualified 501(c)3 charitable organization and your gift may be tax deductible. Please consult with your tax professional. If you need a receipt for your gift please send a request to info@orangeburgspca.org
Facts
Help Us Reduce Shelter Overcrowding—Your Donation Makes a Big Impact
Every year, approximately 6.3 million companion animals enter U.S. shelters, and your donation helps reduce the number of homeless pets by supporting rescue, care, and adoption efforts
F. A. Q
Frequently Asked Questions
Donations directly support the care and well-being of the animals. This includes providing food, medical treatment, vaccinations, spaying/neutering, and shelter for pets until they find a forever home. Donations also help fund rescue operations, community outreach, and educational programs.
Yes, we offer the option to set up recurring monthly or annual donations. This allows for sustained support and helps the organization better plan for ongoing needs and emergencies.
Yes, all pets available for adoption are typically vaccinated, microchipped, and spayed/neutered. This ensures they are healthy and ready for their new homes, reducing future costs and health risks for adopters.
When adopting, it’s recommended to bring a valid ID, proof of address, and, if you rent, a letter from your landlord allowing pets. You might also need a pet carrier for cats or a leash for dogs to take your new furry friend home safely. The SPCA may provide additional specific requirements depending on the pet and adoption process.
