For almost 50 years the Peninsula SPCA has worked tirelessly to help abandoned and neglected animals on the Peninsula find new beginnings. The Peninsula SPCA is here to change the lives of these animals. We strive to find loving homes to thousands of deserving animals every year. Help donate to help our animals this holiday season! They are counting on us.
If you have any questions about making a donation, please contact Vicki Rowland at 595-1399 Ext: 209 or email at vicki@peninsulaspca.com.
Federal Tax ID: 54-0676370
United Way Code: 9211
Combined Federal Campaign Code: 61838
You can make a single donation online or mail your monetary donations to
Attention: Vicki Rowland at the Peninsula SPCA located at 523 J Clyde Morris Blvd. Newport News, VA 23601 or call 595-1399.
Make checks payable to the Peninsula SPCA.
You can make a loving donation in memory or in honor of a family member, friend, or a beloved pet. The SPCA will send an card acknowledgement to person or pet being honored or the family of the person or pet being memorialized. Click here to download our memorial donation form and return to the Peninsula SPCA. Click here to view our card collection.
This year, give the gift that keeps on giving! Do you know someone that wants to adopt a dog or a cat? You can give an SPCA adoption gift card to a friend that will help save a pet's life. The gift adoption card can be used towards the dog adoption fee of $149 or cat adoption fee of $129 at the Peninsula SPCA. This card may also be redeemable for Peninsula SPCA merchandise. Gift cards are available in increments of $25, $50, & $75.
If you would like to subscribe to our P.A.W. monthly giving program, please register your information online through Peninsula SPCA's Paypal account. This will automatically be set up to withdrawl funds from your credit card account monthly. Please select one of the following donation amounts below that you would like to contribute to Peninsula SPCA.
Click here to find information on leaving a bequest, a charitable remainder trust, or your IRA
This new fund will provide the resources needed to help orphaned animals with extraordinary problems that require medical attention. The Morris' goal, and that of the Little Bear Fund, is to help these deserving animals get the veterinary care they need in order to heal and then find safe and loving homes where they may become someone's best friend. Click here to read more about the Little Bear Fund.
