SPCA Tampa Bay is a non-profit, animal welfare organization that operates an open-admission For-All animal shelter and veterinary center in Pinellas County. Located in Largo, the shelter cares for nearly 7,000 animals each year, including surrendered pets and injured wildlife. The pet hospital in St. Pete provides health care for dogs and cats. The shelter is highly appreciated for its caring staff and the well-being of the animals, regardless of species. It offers rescue services for small animals like rodents, rabbits, birds, and reptiles, ensuring they receive proper care. Visitors and adopters often commend the kindness and support from the staff during difficult times, such as when surrendering or saying goodbye to beloved pets. The shelter has many animals, including dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, chickens, and iguanas, and encourages adoption to give animals a loving home. Overall, SPCA Tampa Bay is recognized for its compassionate approach, dedication to animal care, and affordable services, making it a trusted place for animals and their families.
We adopted our new feline daughter, JoJo, 10 yo little darling. Staff was great especially the cat section. Front desk folks professional and knowledgeable. Love the experience.
September 2026
We brought home our fur baby. The employees were very helpful and the rooms were a nice size for the cats.
August 2026
It's good expect for the last row of kennels that have only fans, no air conditioning. We all know how hot Florida is.
