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HAPPENING NOW: The ASPCA is providing ongoing critical care and treatment for more than 100 animal victims at our recovery shelter, adoption center and behavioral rehabilitation center. Your gift can help animals in our care and our fight to end cruelty nationwide. Please give today. | ASPCA

HAPPENING NOW: The ASPCA is providing ongoing critical care and treatment for more than 100 animal victims at our recovery shelter, adoption center and behavioral rehabilitation center. Your gift can help animals in our care and our fight to end cruelty nationwide. Please give today. | ASPCA

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Right now, the ASPCA is on the ground in Texas, removing 40 dogs and puppies from an overcrowded property. With time running out, we stepped in at a most crucial time. Some of the dogs exhibited medical issues, and a few are so skinny that you can count their ribs. Your urgent gift today can help us rescue innocent animal victims like these and continue this critical work during the pandemic. | ASPCA

Right now, the ASPCA is on the ground in Texas, removing 40 dogs and puppies from an overcrowded property. With time running out, we stepped in at a most crucial time. Some of the dogs exhibited medical issues, and a few are so skinny that you can count their ribs. Your urgent gift today can help us rescue innocent animal victims like these and continue this critical work during the pandemic. | ASPCA

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HAPPENING NOW: The ASPCA is providing ongoing critical care and treatment for animal victims at our recovery shelter, adoption center and behavioral rehabilitation center. Your gift can help animals in our care and our fight to end cruelty nationwide. Thank you for your support🧡 | ASPCA

HAPPENING NOW: The ASPCA is providing ongoing critical care and treatment for animal victims at our recovery shelter, adoption center and behavioral rehabilitation center. Your gift can help animals in our care and our fight to end cruelty nationwide. Thank you for your support🧡 | ASPCA

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HAPPENING NOW: The ASPCA is providing ongoing critical care and treatment for more than 200 animal victims at our recovery shelter, animal hospital and rehabilitation center. Your $25 gift can help animals in our care and our fight to end cruelty nationwide. Please give today. | ASPCA

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HAPPENING NOW: The ASPCA is providing ongoing critical care and treatment for more than 100 animal victims at our recovery shelter, adoption center and behavioral rehabilitation center. Your gift can help animals in our care and our fight to end cruelty nationwide. Please give today. | ASPCA

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URGENT: Emergency Response Underway 🚨 The ASPCA deployed to Denton County, Texas, to evacuate over 100 homeless animals displaced by severe weather that resulted in flooding at the All American Dogs Shelter in Pilot Point. As these animals receive ongoing care, we're asking for your help. Please rush a donation today to support our critical relocation efforts and help more animals like these in times of crisis. 🧡 | ASPCA

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URGENT: Emergency Response Underway 🚨 The ASPCA deployed to Denton County, Texas, to evacuate over 100 homeless animals displaced by severe weather that resulted in flooding at the All American Dogs Shelter in Pilot Point. As these animals receive ongoing care, we're asking for your help. Please rush a donation today to support our critical relocation efforts and help more animals like these in times of crisis. 🧡 | ASPCA

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March is National Animal Poison Prevention Month. Here are a few important pet toxins all pet parents need to know! | ASPCA

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Will you help change lives for vulnerable animals? Just 63¢ a day can make a lifesaving difference for animals in need: 🐱 Feed ~19 kittens at the ASPCA Kitten Nursery after one month as an ASPCA Guardian 🦴 Provide 10 meals for rescued animals after one month as an ASPCA Guardian 🐶 Provide a dog with behavioral and enrichment supplies after one month as an ASPCA Guardian 🐾 Provide microchips for 5 adoptable cats or dogs after one month as an ASPCA Guardian Please donate now 🧡 | ASPCA

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📢5.8 million dogs and cats entered shelters and rescues in 2024. This year, the ASPCA is providing $2 million in grants to cover adoption fees and support operations at many participating shelters and rescue groups across the country. Please donate now to support our lifesaving efforts for animals nationwide. | ASPCA

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URGENT: The ASPCA recently helped rescue nearly 150 animals from cruel conditions in Texas. They were living in extreme heat without access to fresh water or food, and many of the dogs were found in a shed-like structure with an internal temperature of 110 degrees and no light or air circulation. Some were underweight and suffering from untreated medical issues. Sadly, deceased dogs were found on the property as well. As our team continues to care for the dogs, we need your support. Please make

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BREAKING NEWS: The ASPCA is on the ground in Texas, transporting over 170 dogs and cats from animal shelters impacted by the severe winter storms. Your emergency donation can help us be wherever we're needed most across the country and makes this critical work possible. Please give today. | ASPCA

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Most pet parents don’t realize that household items such as rat poison, chocolate, grapes, painkillers, recreational medication, prescription medication, onions, garlic, and even houseplants are extremely toxic for dogs. The worst part? You only have an hour before toxins are fully absorbed leading to permanent damage. If your dog has eaten any of these items, follow these steps immediately! Step 1: Call ASPCA Poison Control - 888-426-4435. Save this number NOW. Tell them what your dog ate and h

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Most pet parents don't realize that household items such as rat poison, chocolate, grapes, painkillers, recreational medication, prescription medication, onions, garlic, and even houseplants are extremely toxic for dogs. The worst part? You only have an hour before toxins are fully absorbed leading to permanent damage. If your dog has eaten any of these items, follow these steps immediately! Step 1: Call ASPCA Poison Control - 888-426-4435. Save this number NOW. Tell them what your dog ate and h

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@daily.d0ggy on Instagram: "Most pet parents don’t realize that household items such as chocolate, grapes, painkillers, recreational medication, prescription medication, onions, garlic, and even houseplants are extremely toxic for dogs. The worst part? Yo I’m u only have an hour before toxins are fully absorbed leading to permanent damage. If your dog has eaten any of these items, follow these steps immediately! Step 1: Call ASPCA Poison Control - 888-426-4435. Save this number NOW. Tell them wh

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