SPCA

If you are witness to animal cruelty or neglect, contact our Field Services Department at 603-772-2921 ext. 111 or file a confidential report online. For more information on supporting the NHSPCA, contact the Development Department at 603-772-2921 ext. 106 or email. For information on volunteering, or foster program, contact our Volunteer Department at 603-772-2921 ext.

Animal cruelty encompasses a range of behaviors harmful to animals, from neglect to malicious killing. Most cruelty investigated by humane officers is unintentional neglect that can be resolved through education. Intentional cruelty, or abuse, is knowingly depriving an animal of food, water, shelter, or veterinary care or maliciously torturing, maiming, mutilating, or killing an animal. Animal "hoarding" is a situation that happens when someone has collected so many animals that they are unable to provide proper care for them.

The New Hampshire SPCA rescues, heals, adopts and advocates for homeless, sick, injured and abused animals. We are dedicated to providing every animal exceptional care and a loving home. As a non-profit organization (501c3) serving communities in New Hampshire, Maine and Massachusetts, we receive no federal or state funding and rely solely on generous community support.

The New Hampshire SPCA is here for animals that have nowhere else to go. They arrive at our shelter for a variety of reasons, but they're all looking for the same things: love, care, safety, and a family of their own. Bringing an animal into your life is a big decision, and when you adopt, you're giving a homeless pet the second chance it deserves - and freeing up shelter resources to help other pets in need. It is our goal to find permanent, loving and responsible homes for our animals, and make them a match that will last a lifetime.