Pets provide love and companionship to millions of people. Yet, according to The American Society for the Prevention & Cruelty to Animals® (ASPCA®), approximately 6.5 million animals entered shelters in the U.S. in 2023. That’s why we are passionate about helping as many shelter animals as possible find loving homes.
Partnering with the ASPCA to Rescue Pets
Subaru and our retailers believe all pets deserve to find loving homes. That’s why we have partnered with the ASPCA since 2008, serving as their largest corporate donor. We are proud to have donated over $60 million to national and local organizations, supporting the adoption, rescue, transport, and health of over 504,000 animals.
Retailers funded over $3.2 million in grants, which were distributed by the ASPCA to local animal shelters nationwide through Subaru Loves Pets in 2024
Over 106,000 animals impacted through sponsored grants for adoption preparation and pet events in 2024
40 shelter dogs transported from Mobile, Alabama, to New England for better adoption opportunities in 2024 through Subaru-sponsored ASPCA Animal Relocation Program
National Make A Dog’s Day
In addition to hosting pet adoption, microchipping, and other types of events, retailers across the country helped celebrate the sixth annual National Make A Dog’s Day on October 22 by encouraging the local community to do something special for the dogs in their lives, adopt a shelter dog, or volunteer at an animal shelter and share the experience on social media using the hashtag #MakeADogsDay.
Hometown Commitment
Subaru supported the Animal Welfare Association’s Vets on Wheels program from May to October, with 14 clinics dedicated to providing essential care for Camden’s pets. Over the course of the program, 104 volunteers helped more than 1,420 animals receive vaccinations, all provided at no cost to Camden residents. The program culminated with the 2024 Camden Make A Dog’s Day event, where we teamed up with Sharing Excess to offer attendees complimentary fresh groceries and pet care products, in partnership with the Animal Welfare Association.