September 27, 2021  |  Happy Tail

Lolo

At the end of August, the MD SPCA admitted a scared chihuahua complete with a hernia and stitches in one eye. The medical team immediately brought... Read more

September 20, 2021  |  Happy Tail

Grace and Mercy

Grace and Mercy were left at our gate overnight in trash bags, covered in fleas and toxic chemicals. Someone may have tried to give them a DIY flea... Read more

September 13, 2021  |  Happy Tail

Frankie

In August 2020, nine-year-old Frankie was brought to the Maryland SPCA by animal control. It was clear straight away that she was a sweet dog with... Read more

August 31, 2021  |  Happy Tail

Lester

Lester was just a kitten when he was transferred to the Maryland SPCA in late August, 2021. It was clear in his initial exam that he had damaged... Read more

August 23, 2021  |  Happy Tail

Mandy

Mandy was transferred into the Maryland SPCA from another shelter at the start of May, 2021. She was a lovely dog, but after five weeks in our... Read more

August 2, 2021  |  Happy Tail

Stanley

On April 9, Stanley was found loose in the parking lot by MD SPCA volunteers and staff. On April 9, Stanley was found loose in the parking lot by MD... Read more

July 19, 2021  |  Happy Tail

Zoe

On February 16, 2021 an 86lbs unaltered American Bulldog was surrendered to the Maryland SPCA. Between notes from the owner, our exam and kennel... Read more

July 8, 2021  |  Happy Tail

Witty Kitty

"Witty Kitty arrived as a quiet, scared, independent cat. After some initial shyness, she blossomed into a social butterfly. Yummy treats and... Read more

June 21, 2021  |  Happy Tail

Ike

"Celebrating 1 year with Ike who we adopted from the Maryland SPCA. We absolutely love and adore him and he is doing great! He was already very... Read more

April 26, 2021  |  Happy Tail

Goku

"He's the ultimate chill cat, and my best buddy. He's very happy, talkative, and grateful. I've been joking for a long time that he and I are 'A... Read more

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