The Etana Fund to Stop Cruelty Against AnimalsEvery day at the Pennsylvania SPCA, we see tragic illustrations of the extent to which people abuse and neglect animals. Etana was the victim of such abuse. She is a little boxer-mix who was brutally beaten and then set on fire in West Philadelphia in August 2008. Through the loving care of our top-notch veterinary team, Etana survived her horrible ordeal and has been adopted into her forever-home.
The Pennsylvania SPCA is also investigating the criminals who attacked her and will prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law. Unfortunately, Etana isn’t alone in her abuse. Officers of the Pennsylvania SPCA Humane Law Enforcement department investigate an average of 17 cases of cruelty and neglect a day. With your support, animals like Etana can be rescued, rehabilitated and adopted into caring homes.
The Etana Fund to Stop Cruelty Against Animals will be used to prevent and prosecute abuse and neglect. Etana’s legacy will be one of hope and change.
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The Kofte Fund for Clinical CareEach year, tens of thousands of animals come through the PSPCA’s clinics each year. These animals are treated for problems ranging from broken legs to pneumonia, and sadly, injuries inflicted by people. Many come to us with long-term illnesses that require special care. Unfortunately, owners are sometimes unable to afford the cost of treatment for such illnesses.
No one should ever have to choose between food for their family and medical treatment for their companion animal. Through the Kofte Fund for Clinical Care, we are able to help qualifying low-income pet owners provide quality treatment for their ill or injured pets that they would otherwise be unable to afford. The Kofte Fund will also help pay for medical interventions for stray animals who have no one to provide for their care. The Kofte Fund for Clinical Care was established by longtime Pennsylvania SPCA member, Harriette Stein, in honor of her dog Kofte's 10th birthday.
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