THANK YOU for sponsoring our first Feed Them Fix Them feral cat clinic in February 2020.  

 In 2020 and 2021, our February Feed Them Fix Them feral cat clinics have spay/neutered 74 with another 50 scheduled for February 2022.  

Together we can make a huge difference in the quality of life for these forgotten cats.

We have created a list of our commonly used items.  Every donation helps keep our overhead down and surgery costs affordable.

The SPCA of Lake County would like to thank 13 year old Reese Caldwell of Middletown Middle School for her donation of $358! Reese raised the money as part of a Leadership program by selling baked goods. Reese would like to some day be a veterinarian!  SPCA Board member member Brenda Crandall invited Reese to come on out to the next spay/neuter clinic, take a look around and meet SPCA veterinarian Dr Jennifer Eisley. We love our Lake County youth!

Our president Brenda Crandall and veterinarian Jennifer Eisley promised a Facebook Live viewing of the ultimate haircut.  With a goal of $5000 in donations, our expectations were exceeded by more than $2000.  The funds went into spay/neuter services for feral cats.

Your generous donation funded a feral cat clinic - spaying and neutering 50 of the most vulnerable animals  in our community.  

Because of this funding, 100's of thousands of feral cats will not be born to a life of hardship, illness and starvation.

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The SPCA of Lake County would to like to give a shout out of THANKS to the Lakeshore Lioness Club and President Colleen Lee for the donation of $400! Through spay and neuter we will address the issues of pet overpopulation.

Thank you Serenity Shores for your $200 donation! As part of a school project at Konocti Christian Academy, Serenity chose the SPCA of Lake County as her fundraising project. Ten year old Serenity likes all kinds of animals, but asked that the funds go towards one dog and one cat in need in the community.