The number of stray cats and dogs in Enid and the surrounding area is great. We receive 20-30 phone calls daily from people who need to find placement for an animal for one reason or another. We would like nothing better than to be able to accommodate all animals in need. Because we are a no kill shelter, we do not euthanize in order to make room for new animals. We ask that you call us, tell us your need, and we will log your call. We then ask for you to make contact with us 2-3 times weekly. As soon as a space becomes available we will fill it with one of the many animals in need of a new home.
I would like to volunteer at the Enid SPCA. How do I go about it?
Volunteers provide much needed services, from general office work to cleaning cages to socializing animals in our care. Please call the SPCA for more information, or stop by for a volunteer application.
Will the SPCA provide vaccinations for my pet after adoption?
The animals that come into our care are given medical check-ups, receive basic vaccinations, and are tested and treated for parasites. Once the animal is adopted, it is the new adopter's responsibility, to have their veterinarian provide further routine care.
