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The question is not 'Can they reason?' nor 'Can they talk?' but rather 'Can they suffer?' 
                                                                       - Jeremy Bentham


Every day a dog is left to starve, a cat is struck by a vehicle and is left injured on the side of the road or a horse is on the verge of dying due to lack of shelter, food or veterinary care.

Not in our community?   Think again.

At Medina County SPCA, we have been committed to sheltering and finding homes for abandoned, abused, neglected and injured animals in Medina County for over 26 years.  In 2011 alone, our facility rescued over 1250 animals that required services ranging from significant medical treatment to the need for a stable, loving new home.

In addition to our core values, we also serve our community with the following programs:

  • Humane education
  • Community Service Animal Wellness Clinics
  • Assorted programs with the Battered Women's Shelter

In order to sustain and impact the next 25 years, we need your help.  As an independent non-profit organization with little to no financial assistance from any county programs or national rescue missions, our future and the future of animal welfare depends on you; the caring, compassionate donors of Medina County and beyond.

So become a ray of hope in an abused animal's life and protect those that cannot protect themselves!

To get involved today, call the Medina County SPCA at 330-723-7722 or click here for more information.


Medina County SPCA In the News

We have lowered our adoption fees through July 31st, 2012!  Check out our "Adopt" page for more details!

The ASPCA/Rachel Ray 100K Challenge voting phase is over and we are now preparing for the next phase which will start August 1st.

The Medina SPCA finished 7th in the nation and 3rd in our division!!

Watch the web and our FB/Twitter pages for details as we challenge ourselves to save more lives in the 100K Challenge.

Summer Camp for Kids!   Join us June 25th-29th for a fun and educational experience for kids ages 6-12.   Your kids can learn all about the SPCA, learn about pet ownership and meet some wonderful new 4-legged friends!   For more information, download our flyer here.

If you would like to donate to the Medina County SPCA, below are a list of items we are always in need of:

  • Canned food for kittens and adult cats (Friskies, Fancy Feast, Science Diet)
  • Canned food for puppies and adult dogs (Pro Plan, Pedigree, Science Diet)
  • Kitten & puppy replacement milk (GNC, KMR, Esbilac)
  • Pellet or non-clumping, fragrance free clay litter
  • Aluminum roasting pans, small and large
  • Cat & dog toys
  • Horse, goat and sheep feed
  • Good quality hay
  • Paper towels
  • Bleach
  • Gift cards (pet stores, office supply stores, gas stations)