Help Us Transform Uganda SPCA Haven Animal Shelter

by Animal-Kind International
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Help Us Transform Uganda SPCA Haven Animal Shelter
Help Us Transform Uganda SPCA Haven Animal Shelter
Help Us Transform Uganda SPCA Haven Animal Shelter
Help Us Transform Uganda SPCA Haven Animal Shelter
Help Us Transform Uganda SPCA Haven Animal Shelter
Help Us Transform Uganda SPCA Haven Animal Shelter
Help Us Transform Uganda SPCA Haven Animal Shelter
Help Us Transform Uganda SPCA Haven Animal Shelter
Help Us Transform Uganda SPCA Haven Animal Shelter
Help Us Transform Uganda SPCA Haven Animal Shelter
Help Us Transform Uganda SPCA Haven Animal Shelter
Help Us Transform Uganda SPCA Haven Animal Shelter
Help Us Transform Uganda SPCA Haven Animal Shelter
Help Us Transform Uganda SPCA Haven Animal Shelter
Help Us Transform Uganda SPCA Haven Animal Shelter
Help Us Transform Uganda SPCA Haven Animal Shelter
Help Us Transform Uganda SPCA Haven Animal Shelter
Help Us Transform Uganda SPCA Haven Animal Shelter
Help Us Transform Uganda SPCA Haven Animal Shelter
Help Us Transform Uganda SPCA Haven Animal Shelter
Help Us Transform Uganda SPCA Haven Animal Shelter
Help Us Transform Uganda SPCA Haven Animal Shelter
Help Us Transform Uganda SPCA Haven Animal Shelter
Help Us Transform Uganda SPCA Haven Animal Shelter
Help Us Transform Uganda SPCA Haven Animal Shelter
Help Us Transform Uganda SPCA Haven Animal Shelter
Help Us Transform Uganda SPCA Haven Animal Shelter

Project Report | Feb 14, 2026
The numbers for 2025 are in!

By Karen Menczer | Executive Directive, Animal-Kind International

Lucky dog, adopted from the USPCA in November
Lucky dog, adopted from the USPCA in November

We're in the midst of preparing Uganda SPCA's 2025 annual report, which will be available on the USPCA and Animal-Kind International websites once complete. But here's a preview of the numbers: 

In 2025: 

  • 55 adult dogs were adopted
  • 9 puppies were adopted
  • 24 adult cats were adopted
  • 10 kittens were adopted

For a total of 98 adoptions.

Sadly, the number of animals rescued/new arrivals to the USPCA shelter far outnumbered adoptions:

  • 107 adult dogs
  • 111 puppies (under 1 year)
  • 159 neonatal puppies
  • 61 adult cats
  • 70 kittens (under 1 year)
  • 96 neonatal kittens

For a total of 604 new intakes to the USPCA shelters in 2025. 

84 shelter pets died at the shelter, most due to the extent of their injuries or illnesses upon arrival (e.g., puppies rescued who had already contracted parvo). 

At the end of 2025, the USPCA had 149 adult dogs, 43 puppies under 1 year, 46 adult cats, 10 kittens under 1 year, and 6 neonatal kittens for a total of 254 cats and dogs at the two USPCA shelters. 

The USPCA employed 10 staff members during 2025. Salaries were 100% covered by donations to Animal-Kind International. 

Thirty-eight international volunteers visited the USPCA and spent time helping the staff care for the shelter pets. Local vet volunteers provided vet care, including spay/neuter of shelter pets. And with AKI funding, they were able to keep up with the high number of intakes, making sure that all cats and dogs who were old enough and healthy enough were sterilized.  

The USPCA also helped the local community. 570 dogs and cats benefited from the USPCA's community program by getting their rabies jabs and deworming, and 50 of them were spayed or neutered. 

This GlobalGiving fundraiser is specifically for the new shelter and during 2025, about 70 dogs were living there. We now await the Town Council permit so construction can begin again and more dogs and cats can be transferred over to the new site. 

Thank you so much for your support of the USPCA, the only LEGITIMATE animal shelter in Uganda! 

2 kittens rescued and safe at the USPCA-2025
2 kittens rescued and safe at the USPCA-2025
USPCA staff (December 2025)
USPCA staff (December 2025)
One of several 2025 international volunteers
One of several 2025 international volunteers
A vet volunteer spaying a cat-2025
A vet volunteer spaying a cat-2025
The local community benefits from USPCA programs
The local community benefits from USPCA programs
Kush School visits the USPCA shelter-2025
Kush School visits the USPCA shelter-2025

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Animal-Kind International

Location: Jemez Springs, New Mexico - USA
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Project Leader:
Karen Menczer
Director
Jemez Springs , New Mexico United States
$92,336 raised of $120,000 goal
 
914 donations
$27,664 to go
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