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Mobile SPCA Officers History of the Society Contact Us SPCA Staff Click here to fill out a pet adoption application. Newsletter Signup Name Email Address Downloadable PDFs If the entire title is not visible, hover over the title with your mouse to view all of it. Behavior-Dogs & Cats ---- Select PDF ---- Aggression Between Family Cats Aggressive Behavior in Dogs Aversives For Cats Calming the Fearful Dog Canine Escape Artist Caring for Your Cat-Top 10 Cat Aggression Toward People Cat Grooming Cats- Common Health Problems Choosing Litter Common Household Dangers Communicating with Your Cat Coping with Allergies Crate Training Dealing with a Dominant Dog Declawing Alternatives Destructive Scratching Dogs- Destructive-Chewing Fear Startling Noises Flea and Tick Products Free-Roaming Cats Housetraining How to Stop Your Dog from Digging Introducing Cat to Dog Litter Box Problems Litter Box Training Maintaining Your Cats Health Managing Your Kitten’s Rough Play Nipping, Jumping and Rough Play Nocturnal Activity Personality-Cat Personality-Dog Pitch Matters! Talking to your pet. Positive Reinforcement Preventing Litter Box Problems Reducing Urine-Marking Behavior Reducing Your Cat’s Fearful Behavior Separation Anxiety Solving Barking Problems Spraying Submissive Urination Thea Things Tabby Does Toys Training Your Dog Understanding Puppy’s Development Understanding Your Talkative Cat Unusual Eating Habits in Dogs and Cats Your Cat—Indoors or Out Forms ---- Select PDF ---- Adoption Application Adoption Guarantee 2006.pdf Animal Control 2006.pdf Animal Control 2007.pdf BowlAThon 2010.pdf Brick Sheet 2010.pdf Community 2006.pdf Community 2007.pdf Dog Obedience Class form Dog Show Contract Dog Show Sponsor Levels Foster App MSPCA Memorial Brick.pdf Mobile SPCA 2006.pdf Mobile SPCA 2007.pdf Mutt Show Entry Form Parade 2009 Pet Palooza Contract 2010 Pet Palooza Sponsorships.pdf Photo Contest Finalists PhotoContest2010 Pledge Card Spay Flyer Spay-Neuter Assistance App Trap Agreement Volunteer Application Voting Form Wish List Newsletters ---- Select PDF ---- Paw Prints 02.07 Paw Prints 04.07 Paw Prints 12.05 Pawprints 12.08 Brochures ---- Select PDF ---- Dog Show Flyer Dog SHow Highlights Microchip Flyer Photo Contest Poster Preparing For Disaster Responsible Pet Owner Spay-Neuter Brochure SPCA Brochure	Mobile SPCA Office 620 Zeigler Circle West Mobile, Alabama 36608 just west of the Greater Gulf State Fairgrounds Adoption Center Open Monday through Friday 10:00 am until 5:30 pm Saturday 10:00 am until 4:00 pm Resale Shop Open Monday through Friday 8:30 am until 2:30 pm Saturday 10:00 am until 3:00 pm Front Office Open Monday through Friday 9:00 am until 5:30 pm Saturday 10:00 am until 4:00 pm THE MOBILE SPCA IS A LIMITED INTAKE SHELTER AND NO-KILL ADOPTION GUARANTEE HUMANE SOCIETY SINCE 1885 OUR MISSION Our mission is the prevention of cruelty to and the relief of suffering of animals. OUR POLICY In fulfilling this mission it is the policy of the Mobile SPCA to promote adoption of shelter and homeless animals and to end the deaths of healthy and treatable shelter animals by 2015; to provide humane care and treatment for the animals entrusted to us; to spay and neuter all animals we offer for adoption; to promote and to aid financially spay/neuter in the community; to aid in rescuing animals in emergency situations; to assist in special financial animal-related hardship cases; to offer educational programs for children and adults; and to treat all animals with respect. Maddie’s Pet Rescue Project in Mobile This Project is a coalition of humane organizations, supported by Maddie’s Fund, which is working to end euthanasia of healthy and treatable dogs and cats in the Mobile City Animal Shelter. The group consists of 3 no-kill humane organizations – the Mobile Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Mobile SPCA), the Animal Rescue Foundation (ARF) and Friends of the Mobile Animal Shelter (FOMAS) - and the City of Mobile Animal Shelter. The goal is to create a no-kill community by ending deaths of healthy and treatable animals in the City by 2015. This will be accomplished through: an aggressive placement program of animals from the City Shelter; reducing the intake of animals by identifying and solving retention and redemption issues; and launching an energetic education campaign on a broad spectrum of issues that parallel our adoption and reduction in intake efforts.	See all of our pets for adoption. Click here.
THE MOBILE SPCA IS A NO-KILL ADOPTION GUARANTEE HUMANE SOCIETY SINCE 1885 M-F 9 to 5:30 and Sat 10 to 4