Oahu Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals

The Oahu Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals was founded in April 2009, based on a no-kill philosophy, with the mission that “Every healthy treatable animal will find a forever home”.

We are open to the public Monday-Saturday 8:00-5:00 by appointment only. Our Wellness Clinic offers basic preventative veterinary services and may also be able to assist with diagnosing and treating common illnesses like upper respiratory infections, worms and fleas. Please call (808) 754-1519 to make an appointment for clinic services.

We also offer a vaccine clinic in partnership with Petco stores across the state. For more information and to make an appointment, visit our website, oahuspca.org/Petco-Vaccine-Clinics.

If you have questions regarding adopting, volunteering or fostering an animal in our care, visit oahuspca.org for more information.

The Oahu Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals was founded in April 2009, based on a no-kill philosophy. In our first three months we were thrown into a large scale sheltering operation completing the the largest rescue in Hawaii's history.

 We rescue and care for stray, surrendered, abandoned, abused, and neglect dogs and cats on the island of Oahu. There are approximately 40 dogs and 75 cats in our care daily. Animals in our care receive the necessary medical & behavioral attention that prepares them for a new forever home.

With the help of generous supporters such as yourself and the assistance of over 2,000 volunteers, the Oahu SPCA was able to save more than 1,400 animals in our first year. Volunteers help with a variety of tasks at the shelter and at our events. This helps guarantee that most of the funds received go to the care and treatment of our rescued animals. Our goal is to gather 200 sponsors to cover monthly expenses for every dog and cat in our shelter. You support will help us save the lives of thousands of animals each year and support the families that care for them.