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501(C)3
Animal Rescue
#94-1690684


Dedicated to
helping the abandoned, homeless & abused animals
in the city of
Merced


IF YOU'RE REPORTING ANIMAL ABUSE AND IT'S AN EMERGENCY PLEASE CALL 911.
Otherwise, for Animal Control in Merced City limits, call 209-385-4720 and in Merced County call 209-385-7436
WELCOME TO THE MERCED SPCA
Because our shelter building required thousands of dollars for repairs to make it safe and we just didn't have the funds, we had to close the building. However, we continue to provide medical care to the abandoned and abused animals in the city of Merced.
Additionally, we assist other no-kill animal rescues and foster homeless animals, as well as have an active trap, neuter and release (TNR) program in the city of Merced.
We are in constant need of volunteers. If you feel you would be a good foster or volunteer, please contact us by clicking the link under CONTACT US.



Since 1969, our mission has been to work collaboratively with the Merced Animal Control Division to save as many shelter animals as we can through rescue, foster and transport; to improve our community’s environmental health and safety by reducing illnesses in feral animals through trapping and vaccinations, and to continue to spay and neuter of as many of Merced’s animals as we can through our TNR program in an effort to decrease the overwhelming euthanasia rate due to abandonment, abuse and overpopulation.


The Merced Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization focusing on the TNR (Trap-Neuter-Release) Program. This is a local chapter and not affiliated with any national programs.
We are an organization of volunteers that believes that we can build a community where people value animals and treat them with respect and kindness.
The Merced SPCA hopes to increase
our TNR, fostering and awareness
programs but we are in desperate
need of volunteers and financial
support. If you are interested in
volunteering, please email
merced.spca@yahoo.com.
The Merced SPCA is fully funded
by member and community donations. Merced SPCA has no staff---we are operated by volunteers.
100% of donations are used to support the TNR program, feeding and medical care of Merced's feral cat colonies, end-of-life services for sick animals and minimal administrative costs (office supplies, insurance and professional fees).
To make a donation, please scan the QR code below. You can also donate through our website at www.mercedspca.com

