The Tulsa Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Tulsa SPCA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving animal welfare by providing rescue, rehabilitation, adoption, and community education services in the greater Tulsa area.

If you would like to apply for a position, please see the instructions on each job description.

Are you a current high school or college student looking for an internship? Do you love animals?

Be an intern at the Tulsa SPCA!

We have internships available in several departments:

Clinic (veterinary services)

Pet Care (animal care/adoptions)

Development and Fundraising

Communications (marketing, social media, and public relations)

Community Engagement (volunteers, off-site events, community outreach)

Please email sdarby@tulsaspca.org with your resume, area of interest, and dates needed for the internship.

OPEN POSITIONS

SPCA News

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21 hours ago

🐾 Senior Pet Tips 🐾
As our beloved pets age, they may face challenges like decreased mobility and cognitive changes. Here are some essential tips to keep them happy and healthy:

Tip 1: Schedule regular wellness exams and blood work to catch any health issues early.

Tip 2: Create a senior-friendly environment with secure gates, comfy rest spots, and gentle exercise routines.

Tip 3: Feed a diet rich in omega-3 fatty acids, vitamins E and C, and easily digestible proteins to support joints, cognitive function, and digestion.

Tip 4: Provide mental stimulation through engaging toys and low-impact activities to keep them active and content.

Keep these tips in mind to ensure your aging furry friend enjoys their golden years! And if you need help with something specific, set up an appointment at our clinic.
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🐾 Senior Pet Tips 🐾
As our beloved pets age, they may face challenges like decreased mobility and cognitive changes. Here are some essential tips to keep them happy and healthy:

Tip 1: Schedule regular wellness exams and blood work to catch any health issues early.

Tip 2: Create a senior-friendly environment with secure gates, comfy rest spots, and gentle exercise routines.

Tip 3: Feed a diet rich in omega-3 fatty acids, vitamins E and C, and easily digestible proteins to support joints, cognitive function, and digestion.

Tip 4: Provide mental stimulation through engaging toys and low-impact activities to keep them active and content.

Keep these tips in mind to ensure your aging furry friend enjoys their golden years! And if you need help with something specific, set up an appointment at our clinic.Image attachment
24 hours ago

Stray alert. Found near our campus. Please contact us if she belongs to you. ... See MoreSee Less

Stray alert. Found near our campus. Please contact us if she belongs to you.
4 days ago

Stray Alert. Found near N 77th E Ave and E King St. Please contact us if you think this baby might be yours. ... See MoreSee Less

Stray Alert. Found near N 77th E Ave and E King St. Please contact us if you think this baby might be yours.

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If she isn’t claimed I would love to apply for adopting her

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