Welcome to SPCA Fiji

Our Clinic and Shelter at 155 Foster Road provides subsidised veterinary services and a temporary home for strays and unfortunate pets where they receive treatment and rehabilitation before they can be adopted.

The shelter can safely house up to 120 cats and dogs at a time, depending on whether we have enough staff and the health and age of the animals. This means SPCA is not always able to accommodate new intakes.

There are, in fact, far more strays and unwanted cats and dogs than SPCA's shelter can accommodate. The SPCA Shelter is not a sanctuary. It is a temporary home only and we do not condone keeping animals in cages for lengthy periods (SPCA's limited space does not allow sufficient space for proper exercise of dogs at this time).

Fiji’s biggest problem causing the severe stray situation is uncontrolled overpopulation. We encourage you to take care of your pets and help prevent new litters by getting your male and female pets desexed.

You can help reduce the issue of stray animals by supporting our Outreach Program, volunteering with us, or donating any amount you are able to share.

There are many ways to help!

Meet the team

What we do

Animal Shelter for Cats and Dogs

There are thousands of stray animals just in Suva alone. While we are unable to save them all, we try to change as many lives for the better as we can. We offer temporary for up to 120 dogs and cats at the time - the limit of what our aging facility can take in.

Veterinary Services

The Clinic, also at 155 Foster Road, aims to provide basic and affordable veterinary care for owned and stray animals. The Clinic also provides the facility for desexing of both owned and stray cats and dogs. Revenue generated from the Clinic is used to support the upkeep of the shelter and to cover the cost hiring qualified veterinarians and nurses who are needed to run the Clinic.

Community Desexing Events & Outreach

Our work doesn't stop with the clinic and shelter. SPCA's goal has long been to take veterinary services to our communities and to those stray animals most in need. In March 2019, we launched our CLAW programme - Communities, Legislation and Animal Welfare. CLAW aims to coordinate teams of international volunteer veterinarians to visit target villages and settlements, providing wellness checks, deworming, vaccinations and desexing of dogs and cats.

2022 at a glance

6800 Animals Assisted Through Subsidised Veterinary Care

304 Animals Rehomed

1205 Animals Taken Into The Shelter

12 Outreach Clinics

2245 Animals Desexed

85 SPCA Members

Make an impact today

Support our mission of helping stray dogs and cats in Suva by making a donation. SPCA Fiji Islands functions through the generosity and involvement of people like you.

Every contribution goes directly towards improving the lives of animals in Fiji, whether through our shelter, outreach clinics, or subsidised clinic services. Please contact us if you have any questions about how your donations are used. We are always grateful for animal toys, towels and blankets, newspapers, food, medicine, or monetary donations.

Direct Deposit

Bank: Westpac

Account name: The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals

Address: Westpac House, 1 Thomson Street, Suva

Account number: 9801064933

SWIFT: WPACFJFX BSB: 039001

Narration: [your name]_donation

MPAISA

Narration: [your name]_donation

Drop us an email to ensure you receive a receipt!

Credit Card

We are happy to advise our overseas-based supporters that you can now use Mobile Money to donate to SPCA with your credit card. You will need SPCA's mobile phone number (+679 9980023).

Just go to the WorldRemit site and follow the instructions. You can also use Mobile Money with Western Union, RIA or Rocket Remit.

Please drop us an email to ensure you receive a receipt!

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our furry friends

Are you thinking about adopting one of our rescue cats and dogs? All our animals are deflected, dewormed, and desexed and are waiting to become your lifelong friends.

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