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Shelter Animal Lives TODAY!

The SPCA Albrecht Center for Animal Welfare has been caring for homeless dogs and cats for more than 85 years. We are a private 501(c)3 non-profit organization and we do not receive government funding, or any regular funding from national humane organizations such as the ASPCA or the Humane Society of the United States, completely separate organizations. To continue our important life-saving work, we rely solely on sales from our Thrift Store location, support from businesses in our community, and from special people like you. Every donation enables us to help the many animals in our care, and support the programs we provide to the community.

Please use the form below to make a donation or call us at (803) 648-6863. Your donation can be one-time, monthly, or in honor or memory of a beloved person or pet. If you prefer to mail us a check, please click here for our mailing address.

WAYS TO CONTRIBUTE

MONETARY CONTRIBUTIONS

Monetary donations are a great way to allow us to use your generous contributions for the ways we need most. Whether it’s medical care or supplies, your contribution will go directly to the homeless animals in our care. No matter the amount you are able to give, we are grateful that you chose to support our mission. Honor a passed loved one or pet by making your donation a ‘tribute gift.’ Use the form above to make a lifesaving monetary contribution!

WISH LIST

As you can imagine, we go through a lot of supplies taking care of all the animals at the SPCA Albrecht Center for Animal Welfare. We’re always grateful for monetary donations, but we also appreciate donations of items we can use at the shelter, from food and toys to cleaning supplies. Supporters can also shop via the SPCA Albrecht Center’s Amazon ‘Wish List’ or Chewy Wish List and ship necessary supplies directly to the shelter to show their support! Click Here for Our Chewy Wish List or Click Here for Our Amazon ‘Wish List.’

WISH LIST

THRIFT STORE DONATIONS

Shop or donate to our local Thrift Stores! Have a large donation? We pick up! Just call us at 844-906-2775 to schedule a date and time. Please check our list of accepted donated items by clicking the button below.

Donations 100% tax deductible.

KURANDA BED

“We believe that every dog deserves a comfortable place to sleep and relax….Dogs love our elevated design because it provides joint relief that keeps them feeling happy and healthy. Dogs with allergies love that there is no stuffing that harbors dirt and allergens. Dogs in shelters who are awaiting their forever homes love that we have a Donate a Bed Program that allows anyone to donate a Kuranda Bed to an animal shelter or rescue.” – Kuranda

KURANDA DONATIONS

CAR DONATION

Don’t trade it, donate it.

Is your car repair more than the car’s worth? Donate it to the Albrecht Center for Animal Welfare and we’ll pick up your vehicle, process your generous donation, and provide you with tax documents for your tax deduction. Call 1-844-570-GIVE(4483) or click below to donate today!

Avoid the hassles of selling a car
No need to pay hefty repair bills
Free up space in your garage
100% tax deductible
Donate cars, trucks, motorcycles, RVs, motor homes, boats and more!

CAR DONATIONS

RECYCLING

Do you recycle? Do you want to help animals in need? Take your recycling donation to Coastal Recycling, LLC (1450 Edgefield Hwy, Aiken SC, 29801) & designate the SPCA Albrecht Center* as your charity of choice. All proceeds from your recycling contribution will go towards saving the lives of shelter animals!

IMPACT STORIES

Otis

Medical care is not the only way the SPCA Albrecht Center uses donor contributions to save lives. For dogs like Otis, behavior training is equally as lifesaving after being brought to our shelter SEVEN times. Eventually, donors contributed lifesaving funds to pay for training with Kara Dixon from Quality K9 Concepts. After two months of 24/7 in-home training with Kara, Otis was a new pup & found his forever home!

PHOENIX

Phoenix

Phoenix was brought into the SPCA Albrecht Center with 2nd and 3rd degree burns on his paws, ears, face and tail. We were unsure whether the poor kitten was intentionally harmed or survived a structure fire, but all signs pointed to intentional harm. The Vet Care Center quickly went to work tending to his wounds, which was only possible thanks to our generous donors. He made a miraculous recovery & was quickly adopted by the SPCA Vet Tech that fostered sweet Phoenix back to health.

RHEA

Rhea

Rhea was brought to our shelter as a stray extremely emaciated, dehydrated & hairless. Her condition was shocking, though not out of the norm for animals brought to our shelter. She was timid, but kind, and clearly just needed a gentle human hand to bring her back to life. It didn’t take long before Rhea soaked up all of the love from the staff at the SPCA Albrecht Center and her transformation in just a few short weeks resulted in her finding her forever home just two months later!

ELSA

Elsa

Elsa was found chained to a pole in freezing temperatures at the residence of Robyn Denise Bacon in Aiken. She was nearly frozen, starving, and severely neglected. Fortunately for Elsa, she was rescued by police officers and brought to the SPCA Albrecht Center for care. Elsa’s journey was not easy, but it was made possible by our amazing supporters. She found her forever home just three months later!

SUPERMAN

Superman was found by the Saluda County Sheriff’s Department, chained to a stake, starving, barely able to walk, and not far from his two deceased friends who had starved to death on their chains. His prognosis was dim. Not only was he starved to the point of being a bag of bones, but he had an advanced case of heartworm disease. Due to his conditions, he was not eligible for adoption, but staff made him a home in our care. With the help of our supporters and the love of our staff, Superman miraculously lived multiple years at the SPCA Albrecht Center before passing peacefully from his conditions. He was beloved by all that knew him.

TIMON

Timon was most likely hit by a car and was found suffering on the side of the road, his leg shattered. Because of the prompt, quality care Timon received in our Veterinary Care Center, he is going to be okay. Our vets amputated his left front leg and there is hope for Timon. He was adopted to his forever home just one month after his life was saved!

SERTA

Serta is one of nine dogs rescued from deplorable conditions in Saluda County. Thanks to the SPCA’s incredible supporters & donors, the SPCA Albrecht Center’s Veterinary Care Center was able to provide medical care and months of rehabilitation for these dogs. Serta found her forever person just three months after being rescued!

CECIL

Using lifesaving donations from our incredible supporters, the SPCA Albrecht Center’s Veterinary Care Center was able to remove Cecil’s blind eyes which did not develop properly. Cecil now lives life without discomfort in a loving, forever home.

CHAISE

Chaise is another dog rescued from an extreme neglect case in Saluda County. In addition to costly medical care, many neglected dogs require extensive training at our center to help them build confidence and learn to trust. It didn’t take long for Chaise to soak up his new found confidence by receiving daily love & care thanks to our supporters. He was adopted just two months later and is living a beautiful, healthy & happy life with his forever person.