Spike's Fund

Spikes Fund helps the MSPCA-Boston Animal Care and Adoption Center provide emergency medical treatment for homeless animals in need.  

Each day animals come to the MSPCA who need emergency treatment. Animals who were hit by cars, subjects of animal abuse or surrendered by owners who could no longer afford the medical care they needed. The pictures and stories below are just a few of the animals that have been helped through Spikes Fund. Help us give more animals a second chance at life - donate to Spikes Fund today.

  

 

Fia was brought into the MSPCA as a stray. She had a blind and infected eye which was removed. She was adopted on October 7 2009.

  

Scooby came to the MSPCA because his owners could not afford to treat his broken leg. Scooby had surgery on his leg in September and is currently healing in foster care.

 
 

Lily came to the MSPCA with her mom and 5 siblings at just 1 week old. We discovered at a 5 week veterinary check up appointment that she had a genetic abnormality that made it difficult for her heart to beat and her lungs to expand. Lily underwent surgery and is now a healthy kitten looking for a home!

 

Collin was hit by a car and surrendered when his owner could not afford treatment for his injury. Collin had surgery and was adopted on October 24, 2009.

 

Olivia was found in Boston at only one week of age. Olivia was suffering from a severe eye infection. Olivia’s eye infection was treated and while she will never gain her sight back she is living a happy life with her adopted family.

 

Snowball was beaten by the previous owner's boyfriend with a sauce pan. Snowball suffered from injuries to her face and back. Snowball was treated in the Emergency and Critical Care unit at Angell Animal Medical Center and was released and adopted in September 2008.

  
 
 

Crimson was found as a stray with an open and infected fractured right leg and fractured tooth. He was treated at Angell and was adopted in April 2008.