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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.
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Happy Tails
Rex
December 15, 2020
This is Rex. You all have helped pay for his amputation a couple months ago. He was born with a deformed front left arm. Lucerne
Tux
December 12, 2020
Our final happy tail from a month of adoptions sponsored by Stanley Subaru goes to Tux, an adorably goofy and good-natured kitty. Even with a
Mews from Silvie
December 10, 2020
We have a lovely update to share this morning from a fluffy kitty named Silvie and her mom. Her mom says, “Wanted to let you
Happy Tails!
Mews from Silvie
We have a lovely update to share this morning from a fluffy kitty named Silvie and her mom. Her mom says, “Wanted to let you
December 10, 2020
Happy Tails!
December 9, 2020
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Stanley Subaru “Shares the Love” with us!
Stanley Subaru participates in Subaru’s “Share the Love” event and shares the love with us!
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The Truth About Stainless Steel
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September 11, 2020
Francine
Francine is a spunky girl with a voracious appetite and a lot to say. We think she’s about 2 or 3 years old. She’s pretty vocal and loves attention, but she’s not too keen on being picked up. She loves being petted on her head though, and she sometimes makes cute little “sigh” noises. She might follow you around meowing for food. We only let her have dry food in small portions to make sure she doesn’t eat too quickly and get sick. We think she’d eat the whole shelter if she could!
Francine wasn’t spayed when she came to us, and it turned out she had pyometra. Pyometra is an infection of the uterus which, if left untreated, can be fatal. She received an immediate antibiotic injection and was scheduled for a spay as soon as possible. Spay surgeries for pyometra usually cost more (an extra $125 or more) and are more invasive than a standard spay surgery because the uterus is enlarged. But Francine got the care she needed and healed well! Now she’s ready to come home with you where she can eat even more snacks!
Cody
January 22, 2021
Cody is a sweet older boy (16 years old!) in need of a quiet and calm home.
We don’t usually see much of him during the day. He prefers to hide in a dark, cozy spot in his cage. We know he comes out at night to explore and have a snack, though!
Cody is just in shock. He was in his last home for most (if not all) of his life, and he suddenly found himself here at the shelter. We’ve given him some time to come out of his shell, but at this point, he may only truly relax once he’s in a real home environment. He doesn’t mind being held, but he gets a bit anxious in a new room with lots of space. Fair enough, Cody! Wide open spaces can be scary. Sometimes you just want to curl up under a blanket on the couch, and Cody prefers to do this every day.
If this gentle older boy is your speed (or lack thereof!), send in an application for Cody. Senior cats like Cody have discounted adoption fees because they’re often overlooked for kittens or younger cats. But Cody needs a cozy home for his golden years, too!