Friends of the Ohio SPCA

Our Sponsors

A huge THANK YOU to those supporting our efforts on the farm sanctuary.

Thank you to the following businesses who support our efforts (our events,
the care of sanctuary animals, crates for transport, printing and banners, etc.)

Biogroom

BioGroom

Freedom Ponds

Freedom Ponds has donated two large Turf Islandscapes for our pond. These wonderful islands will provide added protection for domestic rescued ducks as well as any wild ducks that may call our pond a temporary home. We’re
very excited about these islands and will be attempting to get them launched as soon as possible. Thank you Freedom Ponds for caring about our feathered friends!

Hi-Lift

With new and expanding pastures, we couldn’t have done it without the donated Post-Popper from Hi-Lift Jack Company. Thank you Hi-Lift for making our job easier and faster!

When the Dispatch article hit the paper on Sept. 29, 2007, Project Control Systems responded quickly with a huge donation! It was this company’s hope that additional funds would come in so that their donation could be used for medical and other farm needs on our wish list. Thank you PCS for your generosity. It was a true blessing in a great time of need!

After reading the Dispatch article about the lack of hay, Mr. J.R. Haller responded quickly with a large donation. Thank you Mr. Haller! Your kind generosity in this emergency situation is deeply appreciated.

The Ohio SPCA recently received 1,000 pounds of All Stock Sweet Feed from this TSC store. Thank you!

The Ford Service Division of Coughlin Automotive in Circleville helped the Ohio SPCA by drastically reducing the cost of repairs on our worn out Ford SUV. Thank you Coughlin for helping us stay on the road!

Thanks to the generous people at Worley Plumbing Supplies, the Ohio SPCA volunteers no longer be hauling jugs of water up a hill to the barn. Thank you Worley Plumbing for the 500 feet of water pipe and three yard hydrants!

The Melvin Stone Co. donated 40 of the 100 tons of gravel needed for the driveway to the barn and drastically reduced the price on the remaining 60 tons. Thank you Melvin Stone! See pics below:

Dynahoe

Dynahoe Construction and Excavation responded when volunteers could no longer navigate the muddy drive to the barn. Thanks to Mike and Nick Mets, we now have a gravel driveway. Dynahoe also trenched for 520 feet of water pipe to the barn. It’s wonderful to have water in the barn. Way to go, Dynahoe!

Dr Cook - Bitless Bridle

Dr. Robert Cook, FRCVS., PhD. donated Bitless Bridles to the Ohio SPCA. We’re very pleased with these bridles. They’re absolutely wonderful – safe and painless! Please visit his website to learn more about this great bridle.

Thank you for helping the Ohio SPCA feed the horses, goats, and dogs!

Thank you for donating bags of farm animal feed!