ASPCI is a nonprofit animal-welfare organization that was
incorporated in July, 1995 under Title 10, Chapter 3 of the Code of
Alabama. It received its Tax-Exempt Status from the IRS in May, 2000.
The tax ID is 63-1149326.
Animal Savers of Pell City, Inc.
See the information under “About Us” page. Click Here.
Funding for our programs come from :
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Donations made to ASPCI are tax deductible as allowed by law.
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The shop is located on US 231 between the ACE Hardware store and the Dollar General.
No, ASPCI is not a shelter. We do not accept any animals from the public..
Click Here for information on ASPCI’s SNAP Program
We accept cash and credit cards via PayPal. We do not accept checks or debit cards.
Organizations that don’t include the cost of the spay/neuter surgery in its adoption fee and puts an extra financial burden on the adopter is not acting in a responsible manner and ASPCI will not function as an enabler of such an organization. ASPCI believes that the main priority of animal welfare agencies should be to address the problem of pet overpopulation and this includes spaying or neutering all animals it places in new homes prior to them leaving the rescue or shelter.
Click Here for how to Get Involved
To purchase SNAP Certificates, please visit our Administration Office.
To purchase items or to donate items, please visit our Resale to the Rescue boutique thrift store.
No, that facility is the Pell City Animal Control Center and is managed by the City of Pell City, AL.
Section 3-7A-7 Maintenance of pound; notice of impoundment.
Each county in the state shall provide a suitable county pound and impounding officer for the impoundment of dogs, cats, and ferrets found running at large in violation of the provisions of this chapter. Every municipality with a population over 5,000 in which the county pound is not located shall maintain a suitable pound or contribute their pro rata share to the staffing and upkeep of the county pound. If the owner of an impounded animal is known, the owner shall be given direct notice of the impoundment.
(Acts 1990, No. 90-530, p. 816, §7; Act 2009-636, p. 1949, §1.)
ASPCI is not affiliated with any animal control officers or any facility where the animals will be housed during their mandatory 7 day stay hold period.
Call your local animal control organization.
You need to call your local law enforcement agency and report the situation.
You need to call a veterinary clinic and discuss the situation with a professional.
You need to follow the same procedure as above.