SLED is honored to accept the Henry Bergh award from the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA). This video from the ASPCA explores how SLED’s Dogfighting Unit and community partners work together to make a difference. | South Carolina Law Enforcement Division - SLED

The ASPCA works with policymakers to end animal cruelty and support smarter farming. Learn how. | ASPCA

Right now, you have the power to give neglected and suffering animals a better life. Your lifesaving gift to the ASPCA can help us rescue animal victims, provide critical care and fight cruelty across the country. Donate today and help us save more lives. | ASPCA

2.5M views · 7.7K reactions | Countless animals are suffering and holding out hope to be rescued. Animal cruelty doesn’t stop during the holidays and neither do our life-saving operations. Will you help? | ASPCA | Facebook

The ASPCA -American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals- has launched the first-ever 'Adopt a Horse Month' throughout May to help more #equines find homes. “Adopt a Horse Month supports equine rescue groups across the country working tirelessly to find safe, loving homes for the #horses in their care. We also encourage the public to not only adopt horses, but use this opportunity to raise awareness of equine adoption with their friends, family, neighbors, and social media followers,

SLED is honored to accept the Henry Bergh award from the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA). This video from the ASPCA explores how SLED’s Dogfighting Unit and community partners work together to make a difference. | South Carolina Law Enforcement Division - SLED

The second annual California Adopt-a-Pet Day events are celebrated across the state on Saturday, June 7, allowing families to bring home shelter pets for free.⁠ ⁠ The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) is teaming up with local cities and rescue groups to find permanent homes for shelter animals by waiving fees.⁠ ⁠ As over 60,000 animals enter LA city and county shelters each year, if more families get their pets from shelters, it would lead to thousands of animals