Sicsa

=__SICSA__= Established in 1974 SICSA is a place in kettering Ohio where animals are taken that are homeless and they can be adopted.

SICSAS Mission Statement
SICSAS mission is to promote the welfare of companion animals and to nurture loving, lifelong relationships between animals and people. To support Our mission, SICSA offers numerous animal centered programs and services for families and children.



What is SICSAS Mission?
The society for the improvement of conditions for stray animals. SICSA will take in stray animals and help them find a home. SICSA a great place to get a cat or dog if you want to get one. They even have a spray and neuter place that your animal or animals can receive.

Where Can you get involved?
2600 Wilmington pike Kettering Ohio. You can contact SICSA using email and calling them. There email is Nora.vonderll@sicsa.org. There phone number is 9372946505. They are open noon to 7pm every day except Sunday they are open until 4pm.

Why Should we care about SICSA?
You should support this charity because they help animals survive and find homes. They take care of animals and give them shelter food and water till they get adopted. Also they could have the perfect companion for you who desperately need a new home. Animals are alone and dying every day, SICSA provides a chance for the animals to have a good life.

When Are the next upcoming events?
In 1974 a group of dedicated people committed to offering Kettering an alternative traditional welfare system. This charity has been going strong for 39 years. Stray animals have found homes and people have found faithful companions. Upcoming events for SICSA are the lift your leg 10k and 5k for animals. The may underdog sale for dogs and cats that are overlooked because of age, size and breed. There is also a registration for a SICSA summer camp. There are only 3 spaces left for the June camp so hurry!

Who created this SICSA?
A group of dedicated people who are committed to offering Kettering, Ohio Dayton and the Miami valley and alternative to the traditional welfare system. The Executive director of SICSA is Nora Vondrell. The charity has been going strong since 1974. SICSA has a total revenue of 926,704.

How is SICSA making a difference?
This organization makes a difference by taking in pets and giving them homes. SICSA is a place where we can go and adopt cats and dogs also have them sprayed and neutered. You can go out and buy pets for a good price. This makes a difference in the welfare for animals. The pets can also make difference in your life giving you a loving companion.