Greater Charlotte SPCA

A Few Words About Us

Our goal is to promote the adoption of homeless animals, educate the public about humane and responsible pet ownership, and reduce pet overpopulation through spay/neuter programs.

Who are we?

The Greater Charlotte SPCA is an autonomous organization and is not affiliated with or supported by any other SPCAs, including the ASPCA. We are not a government-run organization. The Greater Charlote SPCA is a private, non-profit organization that serves the pets and people of Charlotte, NC and the surrounding counties.

Where is our shelter located?

Greater Charlotte SPCA does not operate a shelter at this time. All animals are housed in foster homes until adopted.

What We Do

Pet adoption

Our pets come from high-kill shelters and other rescue situations. We foster and find loving forever homes for them.

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Fundraising

We seek to raise funds to support veterinary care through fundraising events, general donations, special donations to support spay/neuter programs, and our special Sick Animal Donation fund.

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Events

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Humane Education

GCSPCA seeks to assist the public with education about responsible pet ownership.

Spay/Neuter

Provide low cost and no-cost spay/neuter programs to low income pet owners in the Greater Charlotte area.

Our Goals

To provide shelter to those in need and voice to those that cannot speak for themselves.

Greater Charlotte SPCA seeks to assist homeless pets in local shelters, pets in abusive or neglectful situations and owners who can no longer keep their pets.

  • Animals are accepted into GCSPCA from shelters and private owners. We will also accept strays and found animals.
  • Animals are vetted and tempermant tested prior to adoption.
  • Adopters are screened and required to sign an adoption contract with GCSPCA.
  • In-home trial periods assure a match with your new family member.

Our Team

The reflection of a society's character is reflected in how it treats it's animals.
~ Ghandi

We are a group of individuals dedicated to promoting the adoption of shelter animals, educating the public on responsbile pet ownership and humane issues, and ending pet overpopulation through spay/neuter programs.