MSPCA

MSPCA MSPCA's mission is to promote kindness and prevent cruelty to animals through education, advocacy and outreach activities.

- NOTICE -

Please see photos and posts of our resident animals on this page. Please send us an email on [email protected] OR message us via Facebook to inquire about adoptions and related queries. Please note Facebook is only the means to start communication for adoption, it is NOT “first come, first served” with our cats or dogs. Patience and commitment to the Adoption Process is neces

sary to ensure that our resident cats and dogs find their forever homes, and you to find your forever companion. Visits are scheduled by appointment only. THE MSPCA - Malta Society for the Protection and Care of Animals - is an associated organisation of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA). Its mission is to promote kindness and prevent cruelty to animals through education, advocacy and other activities. It runs the oldest home for dogs and cats in Malta . Our centre is currently (as far as we know) the only one in Malta operating at animal welfare and management standards compliant with the Code of Practice for the UK's Association of Dogs and Cats Homes. MSPCA is duly registered with the Commission of Voluntary Organisations in Malta: VO0035.

Our position was not a passive one.MSPCA fully supports stronger regulation, professional standards and accountability w...
07/09/2026

Our position was not a passive one.

MSPCA fully supports stronger regulation, professional standards and accountability within the veterinary profession. But … regulation must also work in practice, especially for shelters dealing with vulnerable animals every day.

We were clear that there must be a proper distinction between veterinary procedures and the ongoing care suitably trained shelter staff provide under veterinary direction and supervision.

Animal welfare cannot become collateral damage to unclear or impractical regulation.

Stronger regulation, yes. But! it must be proportionate, workable and ultimately protect the animals it is intended to serve.

Rescuers hit out at proposed vet rules

10 days old. Born with a deformity. Sold for €900This is what happens when animals become commodities and money comes be...
07/09/2026

10 days old. Born with a deformity. Sold for €900

This is what happens when animals become commodities and money comes before welfare.

A puppy is not a product. A life should never be reduced to a price tag.

Do not buy from criminals.
Do not fund irresponsible breeding.

Ask questions. Demand documentation. Know where your animal has come from. Do a background check and if you don’t understand the paperwork, health tests or breeding standards, check with someone who does.

Because every purchase has consequences and when we keep paying, they keep breeding. And behind that sale, another dog or cat is suffering.

Choose welfare over profit. Choose compassion over demand.

Beautiful Sasha has said goodbye to her pups, watching them begin their own new chapters. 🩵Now it’s her turn.The focus i...
06/09/2026

Beautiful Sasha has said goodbye to her pups, watching them begin their own new chapters. 🩵

Now it’s her turn.

The focus is now on Sasha.

Sometimes the strongest souls are the ones who give everything to others before finally getting the chance to choose themselves. 🌿

Her way forward starts now. ❤️

06/09/2026
Little Solfie off canoeing with her new mum and dad 🛶🐢💚Looking more like a tiny turtle in her little life jacket, Solfie...
05/09/2026

Little Solfie off canoeing with her new mum and dad
🛶🐢💚

Looking more like a tiny turtle in her little life jacket, Solfie is settling beautifully into her new life and already enjoying the adventures she always deserved. 🐾✨

INTERNATIONAL DAY OF CHARITYCharity is not only about giving. It is about the kind of society we choose to build.A human...
05/09/2026

INTERNATIONAL DAY OF CHARITY

Charity is not only about giving. It is about the kind of society we choose to build.

A humane society protects the vulnerable, speaks up when systems fail, and refuses to accept suffering as normal, including the suffering of animals.

How we treat those with no voice says everything about who we are.

A better society begins when compassion is matched by courage and accountability.

Another intake today. 💔🐾This little Frenchie cross has come into MSPCA care through a genuine case and will now undergo ...
03/09/2026

Another intake today. 💔🐾

This little Frenchie cross has come into MSPCA care through a genuine case and will now undergo a full shelter assessment before entering our rehoming process.

Some days carry more weight than others. They remind us that endings can be difficult, that circumstances can change everything, and that what happens next matters.

Today, one chapter closes. Our job is to make sure the next one is written with care, dignity and a real chance of a better future. 💛

🐾 HOW DO DOGS AND CATS EXPERIENCE TIME? Dogs and cats may not understand hours and minutes in the way we do, but they ar...
02/09/2026

🐾 HOW DO DOGS AND CATS EXPERIENCE TIME?

Dogs and cats may not understand hours and minutes in the way we do, but they are very aware of the routines, patterns and changes happening around them.

Rather than watching a clock, their experience of time is shaped by several things:

🕒 Routine: Pets become familiar with patterns such as feeding times, walks, when we leave and when we usually return.

☀️ Environment: Changes in daylight, smells, sounds and household activity can all provide clues that time is passing.

💛 Emotion: How an animal feels can also influence their experience. A calm, familiar period may pass without much concern, while fear, anxiety or excitement can make them more focused on what's happening around them.

So while your pet may not know you've been gone for “five hours”, they can recognise that time has passed through the changes and patterns around them.

Creating predictable routines and environments can help our pets feel more secure 🕓🐕🐈

Highrise Veterinary Clinic

Sweet Pea 🫛🐶 Tiny but mighty keeping a close eye on the fort! 🏰
02/09/2026

Sweet Pea 🫛🐶 Tiny but mighty
keeping a close eye on the fort! 🏰

HOW DO WE TELL HIM THAT HE WASN’T CHOSEN? 😞Arnie, our lovely bear 🐻☀️ Lover of the sun and basking in its warmth, rollin...
01/09/2026

HOW DO WE TELL HIM THAT HE WASN’T CHOSEN? 😞

Arnie, our lovely bear 🐻☀️

Lover of the sun and basking in its warmth, rolling happily onto his tummy.

Now 7 years old, Arnie would very much like to be sleeping in a home, not a kennel. He is cared for, monitored and taken on daily walks by our team, but we hope he doesn’t lose hope of finding his forever home. 🏡🐾

Could you be the one who finally chooses Arnie?

Meet Arnie and our other dogs looking for homes⁠
🔗 https://maltaspca.org/adopt-a-dog/

Address

St. Francis Ravelin Street
Valletta
FRN1231

Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 15:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 15:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 15:00
Thursday 08:00 - 15:00
Friday 08:00 - 15:00
Saturday 08:00 - 15:00
Sunday 08:00 - 15:00

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