SPCA of Ocala

If you happen to find someone's pet & don't know who the owner is ,PLEASE take it to any local Veterinarian Animal
Hospital & have it scanned for a Microchip, it is Free..

Hurricane microchip special! Call and schedule an appointment today🌀💉

REMEMBER ..The 4th of July is coming up quick.

Lilly Baron, President of SPCA of Ocala, Dr. Xie and Senator Baxley unveiling Molly's statue, a heartfelt moment commemorating Molly's Law.

We THANK our sponsor Curry on a stix for their continuous support on our mission for a State Wide Animal Abuser Database.

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Tomorrow is the Day !

This Little guy is now this Family's newest family member. SPCA of Ocala is so happy we got him a great new home.

This is our very Last Micro chip clinic ..The 4th of July is coming up so get your pets microchip well you can for FREE !

This little one is off to her new furever home .

Just adopted out this cutie.

4 adoptions Today. !!

THIS LAW SHOULD BE STATE WIDE

"Effective immediately, it is now unlawful in Collier County [FL] to sell or pass ownership of an animal to a known animal abuser.

"The Collier County Board of County Commissioners voted unanimously... to join forces with Lee County and utilize a database of all animal abusers.

"All breeders, pet stores, rescue groups — essentially anyone selling a pet, must make all efforts possible to ensure the prospective buyer is not listed on a the dual-county animal abuse registry list.

"Similar to a s*x offenders’ list, those convicted of animal abuse must now register with the Collier County Sheriff’s Office each year.

"The list isn’t just for the convicted, but will also contain people that a civil court judge declared unfit to care for animals": https://bit.ly/4c4fprr.

Without a registry, there is no means of ensuring that animals are not placed with convicted animal abusers. By knowing the right lies to tell and which truths to omit, convicted animal abusers can potentially acquire animals from shelters, pet stores, breeders and others. This law will strip abusers of this advantage with nothing more than a few strokes of a keyboard.

The No Kill Advocacy Center’s “Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act” is model legislation to create an animal abuser registry: nokilladvocacycenter.org/the-toolkit/the-prevention-of-cruelty-to-animals-act