01 September - 15 October
12:00 am - 11:55 pm
Founded in 1911, the SPCA of Hancock County, Maine, is a life-saving organization committed to providing shelter and care for abandoned, stray and surrendered animals. Since opening the doors of our expanded facility in Trenton in October 2010, our organization has found homes for thousands of dogs and cats.
We are also focused on community outreach and education on proper and humane animal care.
We are also focused on community outreach and education on proper and humane animal care.
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We'd like to help you find your new best friend.
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and human lives.
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Upcoming Events
19 September
10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Kebo Valley Golf Club
Pet Matchmaking Event
Kebo Valley Golf Club
26 September
9:00 am - 12:00 pm
26 September
10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Ellsworth Chamber of Commerce
SPCA at Autumn Gold
163 High Street, Ellsworth, Maine
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Scrappy
Sometimes a stray’s name just sticks, like Scrappy here. This orange tabby male is friendly as can be, but his coat has a dusty sheen to it so it always looks like he was rolling around in the dirt – even when he’s fresh from a bath! Scrappy is about 2 years old and LOVES people.
What is extra special about him is that he’s FIV positive. There have been a lot of misunderstandings about cats with FIV, but the truth is he can live a long and normal life – just indoors. FIV is only passed on by deep puncture wounds from cat to cat; this only very rarely happens indoors with cats.
Scrappy does not care for dogs very much but may be okay with slow introductions to cat-savvy dogs. Likewise, he could live with other cats but would probably prefer a smaller female. Humans, he has no reserves and loves everyone! He would make a purrfect only fur child for a family looking to adopt.
