In March, the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals of Texas announced that the Russell H. Perry Animal Care Center and Spay/Neuter and Wellness Clinic in McKinney is set to close April 30.
The SPCA completed a facility and operational review of the Perry Campus and determined that “the changing nature of animal sheltering versus pro-active community pet support and cost to repair or replace the facility” would not be financially feasible, according to an SPCA news release.
“As the SPCA of Texas considers its organizational future in relation to the community’s needs, we will continue to keep top of mind our array of programs and services that are so critical in helping more vulnerable pets and their people,” SPCA of Texas President and CEO Karen Froehlich said in the news release.
Staff will remain at the Perry Campus to care for the animals there until the facility closes, the release stated. Animals there will continue to be available for adoption until the facility’s closure. Any remaining animals after the closure will be transferred to the SPCA of Texas’ other locations, which will remain open with programs and services unchanged, for continued care and adoption.













