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Mission Statement
Our mission is to serve as a rescue and shelter for homeless cats and kittens,
placing them in safe, permanent homes. The SPCA rehabilitates and releases
injured and orphaned wildlife; and provides a lifelong sanctuary to wolfdogs
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Services Offered by the Shelters
- To educate the community on the importance of spaying and neutering.
- Encourage the public to spay and neuter their pets by providing access
to low cost spay and neuter facilities.
- To work with groups and individuals involved in animal welfare.
- As an adoption service, care for, shelter and feed injured, lost or
abandoned animals.
- Provide educational tours to groups/organizations who desire to
learn more about animal care.
- Provide community education for a better appreciation and understanding
of Michigan native wildlife and environment.
- Lost Pet Hotline
- Volunteer program for young and old alike provides opportunities within
the shelter and around the community
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West Michigan SPCA Facts
- A non-profit, no-kill organization
- Receives no local, state or federal funding, totally supported by donations
and fundraisers
- Staffed by volunteers
- Provides medical care including, but not limited to immunizations,
spaying/neutering, and deworming.
- Shelters an average of 60 to 70 cats/kittens at any given time
- Has placed over 1500 cats/kittens in homes since May 1999.
- Home to wolfdogs, goats, horses, kinkajous, prairie dogs, Savannah cats,
a fox, servals, coyote, and an ever-changing population of wildlife in the rehab center
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Contact Information: |
West Michigan SPCA
6806 E. Evanston Avenue
Muskegon, MI 49442
Phone (231) 788-5933 Fax (231) 788-2631
spca@detours.net |
Those who would like to become a volunteer please stop
by any time during business hours or contact us by phone or e-mail above.
If you are interested in adopting a new furry family member you may want to
check out our adoption page. |
| Visitors are always purrrfectly welcome during business hours. It's a good idea though to call
ahead since most of our volunteers also work full time outside the shelter, so our hours are
limited. |
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| Our New Hours! |
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| Monday - Wednesday - Thursday |
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5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m |
| Saturday |
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12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. |
| Tuesday - Friday - Sunday |
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Closed |
Other hours available by appointment
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A Very Special Thanks for the Awards
from the
Following Foundations
(All our efforts do not go unnoticed!)
"2000 Rudy Award"
Only 5 Rudy Awards were given
throughout the United States
in the year 2000.
The "Rudy Award" is taken from Rudolph the Red-Nosed
Reindeer and is a symbol of the beacon of light that folks such as Brenda
Pearson and the SPCA represent to the communities in which we live. This
prestigious award acknowledges their determination to make a difference,
unselfishness, and ability to cut through the fog and get the job done. |
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The Janet L. Reid Grant Award |
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The Community Foundation for Muskegon County was created in 1961 to improve
the quality of life for Muskegon County residents. A publicly supported
community endowment, The Foundation receives and manages contributions
from thousands of community citizens and organizations who are committed
to the future of Muskegon County.
This program is made possible in part by a grant from the Janet L. Reid
Fund of the Community Foundation for Muskegon County. |
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