ASPCA

The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) is an organization of people who protect and save animals. They also find good homes that the animals can go to so they can live a good life.

The ASPCA is an organization founded in 1886 by Henry Bergh. It presently consists of fifteen officers. Their job is to shelter animals in need as quickly as possible. These animals are then put up for adoption.

The main objective of the ASPCA is to try to stop animal cruelty throughout the United States. The ASPCA is the oldest humane organization in America. There are 502 shelters just in New Jersey. The animals that the ASPCA takes in include birds, cats, rats, hamsters, dogs, horses, pot belly pigs, rabbits, and reptiles. Any other kinds of animals found are turned over to other shelters or farms, and, in some cases, zoos. The animals that are taken are kept in separate living spaces and given what they need to survive. They are treated well, but still missing a real home with someone who will spend time with them and love them.

The people who mistreat the animals get in trouble, too. There are different laws in each state, but, no matter what, animal cruelty is against the law. You are either fined or put in jail depending on what shape the animal is in. The owner of the animal always gets in trouble.

A lot of animals do get adopted, but they are mostly puppies and kittens. Older animals stay there until they can be transported to other shelters or stores like Pet co, Petsmart, or Paws for adoption. It’s really sad, but very true. After a certain period of time, if the animal isn’t found a home or it can’t be tamed, then he or she will have to be put to sleep.