SPCA Cincinnati

Who We Are: The SPCA Cincinnati is Greater Cincinnati’s Hometown Humane Society since 1873. The organization began as The Ohio State Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children and Animals. The SPCA Cincinnati operates with the Mission at the forefront of everything we do. We envision a community that embodies humane treatment for all animals. Therefore, the SPCA Cincinnati strives to establish a positive animal welfare community, provide humane education to the public, eliminate pet overpopulation, and strengthen the human-animal bond. We believe that how we treat animals is a reflection of how we treat each other.

What We Do: The SPCA Cincinnati’s main goal is to improve animal welfare in the Greater Cincinnati area. The SPCA Cincinnati offers a variety of services that make saving lives a community effort: adoptions, fostering, volunteering, obedience training, and humane education. These services enable pets to remain safe and achieve a better quality of life, with a touchpoint of positive human interaction at every turn. Nurturing, rehabilitating, and socializing each animal every day is of high importance to our team. The SPCA Cincinnati is a member of the Pet Coalition of Greater Cincinnati, a united pet resource for our community!

Why We’re Important: The SPCA Cincinnati saves lives as an open admission animal shelter, operated by appointment only to uphold state level COVID-19 mandates. Vital services: • 100% of adoptable dogs receive a rabies vaccination and heartworm preventative medication • 100% of dogs and cats receive flea/tick prevention and microchips • Reduced fees have dramatically increased the number of adoptions • We provide dog training, a behavior hotline, and communicate with every adopter to ensure that health and behavior are sound • Regional partner in animal welfare rescue efforts

How We Serve the Community: The SPCA Cincinnati continues to build a culture of trust within our community and with local government by unceasingly demonstrating our expertise and leadership. Our organization positively affects the lives of countless homeless pets each year. Over the past five years, the SPCA has rescued over 50,000 animals. We develop key relationships with adopters, rescues, foster homes, and animal experts, which further our desire to make lives of our pets the best possible.

How You Can Help: Please consider making a donation of your time, talent, and treasure to help our adoptable pets at the SPCA Cincinnati. Your financial contribution, volunteer time, and personal adoption of a new furry family member will contribute to making the lives of all our pets… better.

SPCA Cincinnati 11900 Conrey Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 45249 513-541-6100 www.spcacincinnati.org Social Media: @spcacincinnati

Executive Director: Jake White, President & CEO Email: JWhite@spcacincinnati.org

Vice President, Donor Relations: Maria Miller Email: MMiller@spcacincinnati.org

Board Chair: Thomas W. Chatham, Chair

Board Members: Peter A. Alpaugh, David Bauman, DVM, Julie Bissinger, Barbara Boat, PhD., Thom Brennaman, Marie Catanzaro, Michael Catanzaro, Sean Gibson, Jo Goodman, DVM, Anita Harney, Jeff Hock, Jamie Horn, Peter J. Kambelos, M. D., Karen Martin, Earl Messer, Joelle Ragland, Judy Recker, Joseph Sanfillipo III, Thomas R. Schiff, Greg Taylor, and Chris Zimmerman