The KSPCA aims to promote the protection of all animals; to prevent cruelty to them and to relieve animal suffering.

Mission Statement:

The KSPCA was established in the early 1900's and is the only domestic animal welfare organization in Kenya. The work we do:

• Admit abandoned / injured cats and dogs into our shelters
• Teach Animal Welfare Education in schools
• Rehome cats and dogs
• Supervise the humane slaughter of animals in slaughter houses
• Carry out Rabies campaigns in rural areas
• Neuter dogs and cats (spay and save campaign)in house as well
• Treat animals which come under our care.
• Confiscate animals and prosecute people who mistreat them

Image left: After this puppy was run over by his owner’s car, the owner decided that, instead of taking the puppy to a vet, he would chop off half of the leg with a 'panca'. After we recieved a report about this incident, we confiscated the dog and had to amputate the remaining part of the leg because of infection. The owner was successfully prosecuted and now “Lucky” lives happily with me and never leaves my side.

Image right: KSPCA Mombasa staff members.

Image below: One of the locations we held a clinic
during the vaccination campaign 2007. We vaccinate
the animals of poor local people free of charge. In
the photograph you can see our vet checking
some puppies for fleas and ticks.

Image above: First “guests” in our new boarding facility which was funded by the Alice Morgan Trust. People who go on holiday can bring their animals for boarding here. This is one way to generate some income to cover our
running costs which is nearly 45000 pounds a year.

Image right: Trailer donated by WSPA following an educational campaign in Kenya. At the end of 2007, we received a grant from WSPA enabling us to convert the trailer to a mobile veterinary clinic for visting rural areas to carry out vaccinating and neutering in the field.