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🧡Saving Animals Since 1866 🧡Fighting Animal Cruelty Nationwide 🧡Promoting Adoptable Pets 🧡Highlighting Shelter Partners 🧡Sharing Transformations

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#aspca #happytail #ilovehorses #savethehorse #safeact #goldiesact #aspca160 #therescueeffect

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Let your voice be heard on National #ILoveHorses Day and urge your legislators to support the SAFE Act! Each year, thousands of American horses are transported across our borders to be slaughtered for meat. The SAFE Act would PERMANENTLY CLOSE the horse slaughter pipeline by banning the slaughter of horses for human consumption in the U.S. and banning the export of horses abroad for that same purpose. Visit the link in bio (aspca.org/SaveTheHorses) to join us today! #SavetheHorse #SAFEAct #ASPCA 15 Jul 2026

🧡 Thank you, Taylor and Travis 🧡 We’re deeply grateful to @taylorswift and @killatrav for their generous donation to the ASPCA as a part of their latest charitable giving announcement. This meaningful donation will help provide lifesaving care, shelter and second chances for vulnerable animals across the country. As we continue celebrating Adopt a Shelter Cat Month, there’s never been a better time to help even more cats find the loving homes they deserve. Learn how you can make a difference by visiting the link in our bio (aspca.org/meow2026)! 02 Jul 2026

You may think you know the ASPCA, but behind the name is 160 years of showing up on the front lines - for disaster recovery, for communities and in moments when animals need help most. We Go There for Animals 🧡🐾 Learn more at the link in our bio (aspca.org/wegothere) #ASPCA 20 May 2026

Large in size and in love: How one dog helped her family become whole again🧡 130-pound, 9-year-old Rottweiler Pumpkin first arrived at @coloradoanimalrescue (C.A.R.E.) in May 2025 as an owner surrender. She quickly charmed everyone she met with her giant grin and friendly personality. After a spay and dental surgery, plus a new low-calorie diet, Pumpkin was quickly adopted but found herself back at C.A.R.E. through no fault of her own. Two stints at the shelter are less than ideal, but it was all so Pumpkin could heal one family in need. Riley S. and her family were grieving the loss of their beloved 13-year-old dog, Kati, when they stumbled upon Pumpkin's photo on C.A.R.E.'s website. Riley and her husband, Alex, called the shelter every day to check in on her, and once they were able to make the drive, Riley and her best friend drove to C.A.R.E. to meet her. The rest is truly history. Pumpkin's adoption fee was also waived, thanks to the ASPCA's Rescue Effect campaign, dedicated to increasing adoptions between August and October across the country. We provided $2 million in grant funding to help 200 participating organizations, including C.A.R.E., waive adoption fees and support their operating costs. Read more about Pumpkin's story by visiting the link in our bio. #ASPCA #HappyTail 08 Nov 2026

SLED PARTNERS WITH LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AND ASPCA TO RESCUE 11 DOGS, CHARGES MAN WITH ANIMAL FIGHTING AND ILL TREATMENT OF ANIMALS Today the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) partnered with the Richland County Sheriff’s Department, the Columbia Police Department, and the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) as part of an ongoing investigation involving alleged dogfighting. The ASPCA transported the dogs for medical evaluation and treatment. SLED’s investigation is active and ongoing at this time. Anyone with information about possible dogfighting in South Carolina can submit a tip to SLED by emailing [email protected]. PHOTO COURTESY: SLED More information can be found on SLED’s website here: www.sled.sc.gov/news 06 Nov 2026

Hold the dots and scroll to feed adoptable pup, Drama! 🐶 While living at the ASPCA Adoption Center in New York City, Drama knows he can always rely on eating two meals a day (and maybe even some tasty treats in between!) Sadly, this can’t be said for countless vulnerable, homeless animals nationwide. For those recently rescued from neglect or cruelty, a meal at an ASPCA facility may be the first they’ve had in a long while. That’s why we launched our Holiday Food Drive this week, with a goal of 200,000 meals for animals like Drama by Thanksgiving! Learn how you can help us feed hungry animals by visiting aspca.org/HungryAnimals 🧡 06 Nov 2026

Five years ago, the ASPCA assisted @ARLiowa (ARL) and rescued 500+ dogs living in terrible conditions at a federally licensed puppy mill run by Daniel Gingerich. Despite documenting 200+ violations of the Animal Welfare Act (AWA) at this USDA-licensed commercial breeding facility – including dead dogs on the property, dogs with untreated injuries and illnesses, painful fur-matting and dogs in cages that were too small – the USDA took no action to stop Gingerich for months. Eventually, the U.S. Department of Justice used its authority to negotiate the surrender of the 500+ dogs. Harper, pictured, was one of the 500+ dogs rescued from Gingerich’s puppy mill and given the chance to live free from the horrible conditions she faced. Harper was about two years old when she was rescued alongside her litter of four puppies. She was gentle, but very fearful when she first arrived at ARL, and after receiving care, she was adopted by a couple who had previously adopted dogs rescued from puppy mills. They worked with her on housetraining, anxiety issues and confidence-building. Now, she is loved by her family and well-known in their neighborhood, where local kids greet and pet her when the family is out walking. One preschool-aged child across the street was afraid of dogs when Harper moved in, but Harper won her over and the two now go for walks together. We hoped this case would be a turning point where the USDA takes action and protects the innocent dogs under its oversight. Unfortunately, over the past five years, the USDA has continued to fail at protecting hundreds of thousands of animals in commercial breeding facilities. These dogs continue to suffer, leaving local law enforcement, shelters like ARL, or other rescues to utilize their limited resources to remove, care for, rehabilitate and rehome them. For too long, horrific treatment at USDA-licensed puppy mills has been ignored. Goldie’s Act – named in honor of a Golden Retriever who suffered and died at Gingerich’s facility – would require the USDA to uphold the law and protect animals in federally licensed facilities. Visit the link in bio (aspca.org/goldiesact) and urge Congress to pass #GoldiesAct! #ASPCA 05 Nov 2026

The ASPCA Has Shaped Better Lives for Dogs for 160 Years 🧡 Dogs are the most popular companion animal in the United States, yet 2.8 million of them entered the U.S. shelter system in 2025 alone. That's why, since the ASPCA's founding in 1866, we have worked ceaselessly to expand opportunities and resources so more homeless dogs can get the help they need and the second chances they deserve. From protecting working dogs used to haul goods in 1867 by passing laws requiring licensing to conducting dog-obedience courses for the public in 1944, dog welfare has always been at the center of our organization. Today, our canine rehabilitation programs in New York, Ohio and North Carolina are ripples of our past efforts to improve canine lives across the country. Read more about the ASPCA's longstanding history of supporting dog welfare by visiting the link in our bio. #ASPCA160 04 Nov 2026

It's Election Day! 🏛️ Did you know there's always an ongoing election at the ASPCA Adoption Center in NYC? The campaign to win your heart, of course! While Brunson here has retired from office and has settled into a loving home, there are plenty more paw-nidates waiting to meet you. Visit aspca.org/adopt to find an ASPCA location and adoptables near you. 03 Nov 2026

Little Dog, Big Strength: Gidget Overcomes a Deadly Condition 🐶🧡 Gidget, a 2-year-old Yorkshire Terrier, arrived at the ASPCA Recovery Center thin, matted and with a recent history of blunt force trauma. The NYPD had just rescued her after someone had observed her owner kicking and punching her on the sidewalk days before last Halloween. Once safely in our care, our expert veterinary staff got to work getting this sweet girl back to health — and discovered she had a potentially deadly condition. Gidget had a congenital portosystemic shunt, an abnormal blood vessel that caused blood to bypass her liver. She needed close monitoring, carefully timed medications and a special diet until she could receive surgery. Through it all, Gidget was a spunky little girl who liked to parade around with toys as big as she was and howl as she did so. Following her surgery, she recovered well and was ready to find a loving home. That’s when Jessica spotted Gidget in an email asking if she was available to foster her. She wasn’t looking to adopt, but within 24 hours of meeting Gidget, she very quickly went from “let me foster Gidget,” to “I wonder if she's a good fit" and, finally, “this is my dog." Today, Gidget spends her days playing with other dogs at daycare, visiting the park and going on weekend trips, including her first-ever flight. To read Gidget’s full story, visit the link in our bio! #ASPCA #HappyTail 02 Nov 2026

Halloween AND Daylight Saving Time in one weekend?! The extra hour of sleep is always much appreciated after an evening of spooky fun, but you may be living in your own personal haunted house once those clocks go back an hour. How do you explain to your schedule-oriented pet that no, they can't have dinner at 4 pm and no, it's not bedtime yet?! Honestly, our internal clock is just as confused as theirs is. We hope you're soaking up the last of spooky season while trying to negotiate a new dinner time with your pet. Don't have a pet and are finding your Daylight Saving Time blissfully quiet? Visit aspca.org/adopt to change that 😉 01 Nov 2026

Fashion and sports content creator @moorrgs knows a thing or two about The Rescue Effect. As a longtime animal foster caregiver, she’s seen firsthand how one act of kindness can make a difference. Recently, Morgan visited the ASPCA Adoption Center and Kitten Nursery in NYC to meet some of our adorable residents waiting for loving homes. From curious kittens to lovable pups, Morgan got to know some of our MVPs, each with their own personality and a look that deserves a close-up. 📸 As we head into the final stretch of #TheRescueEffect campaign, let’s keep the momentum going and help more animals get off the sidelines and into loving homes. Adopt one, help many. That’s The Rescue Effect. Learn more at aspca.org/therescueeffect 31 Oct 2026

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