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In 1867, Bergh helped pass a law that prohibited the use of dogs to pull carts without a license.
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The business is now conducted on kind and merciful principles, and even the "Wandering Willie" of dodgem will be treated with consideration.
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Since 1993, the ASPCA has been implanting dogs and cats with microchips.
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On January 1, 1995, the ASPCA’s contract to provide animal control for the city of New York expired, and a decision was made not to renew.
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Sarah Mclachlan helped air the first ASPCA commercial.
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Nancy Silverman a rescue team saved and transported 34 dogs after being abandoned.
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ASPCA Humane Law Enforcement Agents arrested Matthew Soto, co-owner and daily manager of Bark & Play, a dog-boarding and day-care facility in Brooklyn, NY.
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By 1972, however, the ASPCA Placement program was promoting spay/neuter for adopted animals. While many groups, including the ASPCA, have tried to push spay/neuter since the 1960s.
