Spurred by a local case of egregious cruelty, the Washington County Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (WCSPCA) was incorporated in 1965. An animal shelter was built and the new organization undertook projects to educate the public on companion animal issues. In 1974, the WCSPCA contracted to care for animals impounded by the City of Bartlesville.
In so doing, the number of animals served increased substantially. Currently we are comprised of two operations: The City of Bartlesville Impound facility and the WCSPCA Adoption facility.
In so doing, the number of animals served increased substantially. Currently we are comprised of two operations: The City of Bartlesville Impound facility and the WCSPCA Adoption facility.
Services
Our dogs and puppies are eager to meet and greet you! Take a look at who we have available and check back often as we have new arrivals every day. See some of our classy canines here and visit our Adoption Center to meet your next canine companion in person! Many of us have lost a pet at one time or another, and we know the anguish and heartbreak you feel.
Children ages 10 through 15 can volunteer with a parent or guardian. Youth ages 16 and 17 can volunteer on their own, but their parents must still sign the volunteer waiver. Adults 18 and older can volunteer without restrictions. Volunteers must be free of a criminal record. All volunteers must have a love of animals and be dependable with their commitments.
Our adoption fee for cats is $55. All of our pets will be spayed/neutered, microchipped, treated with dewormer and come with an offer of 30 days FREE pet health insurance you must activate after taking your pet home. All cats and kittens tested for feline aids (FIV) and Feline Leukemia (FeLV) and are certified negative. All are current on vaccinations, (HCP Rhinotracheitis, Calici, and Panleukopenia) microchipped and come with a current Rabies tag.
We work with area veterinarians to offer low-cost spay/neuter certificates to pet owners who qualify based on income. Some pets will need to receive wellness exams prior to their spay/neuter appointment (additional fees may apply). Call or come into the shelter and we'll be happy to review the details with you!
Reviews (9)
Tatyana
May 31, 2022
I adopted a puppy from there he is absolutely perfect I do recommend adopting from there but so far as customer service goes it is 8:38 in the morning they are open from eight to noon on Mondays the voicemail that I keep getting says that they will answer the phone at 8 AM to noon today but I have called three different times in a row and not one person has answered I have questions and I really don't appreciate a business that is open not answering the phone when they are open very unprofessional.
Mandy C.
May 27, 2022
James Rupprecht
May 24, 2022
Megan Lynn Prather
Apr 13, 2022
Cool Crush
Mar 23, 2022
Izzabella Jaekel
Mar 21, 2022
Meg Eazy
Jan 22, 2022
Kelly A. Collins
Apr 19, 2021
These folks are fantastic! We live in the county so we had to tote this pitbull in, that ended up on our road. To do so, I had to make friends with him and he was scared and hungry and hurt. That took about 4 days and in the process, I fell in love. So it was great find how caring everyone is. Frankly, for both of us because I was in pretty bad shape too, having to give him up. Here's some pics of Big Boy.
Ryan Nowlin
Oct 26, 2018