Committed to helping animals in Seychelles
We are an animal welfare organization and animal shelter that believes in the 5 freedoms, the Seychelles Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SSPCA), a national NGO championing animal welfare. Our board members, partners and volunteers work together to ensure that the animals in Seychelles do not suffer from hunger, cruelty, pain, discomfort and distress.
We fight for the animals in Seychelles thru:
- Sterilizations
- Education
- Adoptions
Dedicated to saving animals in Seychelles
- 145 dogs in the shelter
- 50 cats in the shelter
- 35 000+ animal sterilizations to date
What can you do?
As an individual or business, you can sign up to donate a minimum of SCR500 per month to the SSPCA.
These funds are used towards running the shelter which includes purchasing of animal food, subsidizing animal sterilization costs, animal rehabilitation and medical expenses and cleaning and sanitizing the kennels.
What is in it for you?
You get to help the SSPCA perform its mission and reach its goals thus directly helping the vulnerable animals in Seychelles.
PLUS, you also get:
- As a business, you get your logo featured on our website on the ‘DONORS’ page which will link back to your company website or social media.
- As an individual you will get your name mentioned on our website on the ‘DONORS’ page but you can also choose to remain anonymous.
- Mentions on social media and in our monthly newsletters.
- A ‘Welcome Pack’ with a membership card information, flyers and educational material all relating to the activities and programs offered by the SSPCA which you help fun with your monthly contribution.
- A ‘Goodie Bag’ filled with SSPCA branded items and treats for your pet (valued at SCR1000).
- A free personalized pet tag (valued at SCR150).
- One free animal sterilization per year (valued at SCR450-550).
- 10% discount on pet food purchased from The Petstore Seychelles.
How can you get signed up?
Fill out this form and someone from the SSPCA office will contact you to get the process started.
