Business Details
50+ Years
experience
Your Trusted Animal Rescue & Adoption Center in Bartlesville
Founded in 1965, Washington County SPCA has dedicated over six decades to rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming homeless and abandoned animals in our community. Our organization operates two facilities: the City of Bartlesville Impound facility, subsidized by the city, and our Adoption Center, which relies entirely on public donations and grants. We provide critical services including low-cost spay/neuter clinics, microchipping, foster care programs, and community education initiatives.Our team combines extensive experience in animal welfare with a commitment to reducing pet overpopulation through targeted outreach and partnerships. We maintain rigorous standards of care, adhering to all local regulations while advocating for responsible pet ownership. Our financial transparency and reliance on community support underscore our dedication to ethical, sustainable animal welfare practices.
Services
Animal Adoption
Spay/Neuter Clinics
Microchipping Services
Foster Care Programs
Community Outreach
Details
- Year established: 1965
Highlights and features
- We have over 60 years of experience in animal rescue and community service.
- Our low-cost spay/neuter clinics have performed over 1,500 surgeries annually.
- We operate adoption and impound facilities serving Washington County comprehensively.
- Our community programs include microchipping, foster care, and public education initiatives.
- We maintain financial transparency and rely solely on public support for operations.
Services
Animal Adoption
Our adoption program connects homeless dogs and cats with loving families through a structured process. We feature adoptable animals online and at our Bartlesville facility, offering guidance for matching pets with suitable homes. The program includes behavioral assessments and post-adoption support to ensure successful transitions.
Spay/Neuter Clinics
We provide affordable spay/neuter surgeries to combat pet overpopulation. Our clinics serve shelter animals and the public, with pricing based on species and weight. This service reduces euthanasia rates while improving animal health through population control measures.
Microchipping
Our $10 microchipping service offers permanent pet identification. Conducted every Friday, this procedure increases reunion chances for lost pets. We emphasize registration importance to maintain updated owner contact information in databases.
Foster Care Programs
This initiative places animals in temporary homes to free shelter space for new intakes. Foster volunteers receive supplies and guidance while caring for animals needing special attention, medical recovery, or socialization before adoption.
Community Outreach
We deliver educational programs on responsible pet ownership, animal safety, and cruelty prevention. Initiatives include school visits, public workshops, and partnerships with local organizations to promote humane treatment across Washington County.
Questions
How do I adopt a pet from Washington County SPCA?
Visit our Adoption Center during operating hours to meet available animals. Our staff will guide you through the adoption process and required documentation.
What spay/neuter services do you offer?
We provide low-cost spay/neuter surgeries for dogs and cats, with pricing based on animal weight and species at our Bartlesville facility.
Can I volunteer with your organization?
Yes! We welcome volunteers for shelter duties and foster care providers. Contact us to discuss available opportunities and requirements.
How can I report a lost pet?
Visit our shelter during business hours to search for lost pets, check online databases, or contact Animal Control at 918-338-4001.
Do you offer microchipping services?
Yes, we offer microchipping for $10 every Friday from 1 PM to 6 PM at our Bartlesville location.
How is Washington County SPCA funded?
We rely on public donations, grants, and fundraising events. Our adoption facility receives no state or federal funding for operations.
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Reviews (6)
Tatyana
May 31, 2022
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I adopted a puppy from there he is absolutely perfect I do recommend adopting from there but so far as customer service goes it is 8:38 in the morning they are open from eight to noon on Mondays the voicemail that I keep getting says that they will answer the phone at 8 AM to noon today but I have called three different times in a row and not one person has answered I have questions and I really don't appreciate a business that is open not answering the phone when they are open very unprofessional.
Mandy C.
May 27, 2022
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Adopted our pit/basset mix from the SPCA a few years ago, and we absolutely love her. Adoption rocks!
Megan Lynn Prather
Apr 13, 2022
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We adopted our little Reggie and it was a great experience. The staff is very friendly and informative of how the process works. I highly recommend adopting from this facility!
Cool Crush
Mar 23, 2022
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Awesome experience! They staff there was very helpful. After losing her cat of 21years my mom was able to adopt a sweet cat today. They definitely were able to fill a hole that was in her heart. Thank you to the staff.
Izzabella Jaekel
Mar 21, 2022
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I love this place everyone there is so nice I go some times to see some of the dogs and play with the cats 9999/10
Kelly A. Collins
Apr 19, 2021
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These folks are fantastic! We live in the county so we had to tote this pitbull in, that ended up on our road. To do so, I had to make friends with him and he was scared and hungry and hurt. That took about 4 days and in the process, I fell in love. So it was great find how caring everyone is. Frankly, for both of us because I was in pretty bad shape too, having to give him up. Here's some pics of Big Boy.
