New Jersey SPCA Chapters

Information is power. The information below, with your participation, can help rectify a bad situation, namely animal cruelty. Listed below are phone numbers for the chapters of the SPCA in New Jersey at the county level. Also listed is the main office at the state level. If you can't reach your local chapter, call the police. If you see cruelty, make the call. Here is the information:

NEW JERSEY STATE SPCA
1119 Livingston Avenue
New Brunswick, NJ 08901
800-582-5979 or 732-247-0433

ATLANTIC COUNTY
609-927-9059

BERGEN COUNTY
201-573-8900

BURLINGTON COUNTY
(call the NJ State SPCA)

CAMDEN COUNTY
(call the NJ State SPCA)

CAPE MAY COUNTY
(call the NJ State SPCA)

CUMBERLAND COUNTY
856-691-1500

ESSEX COUNTY
(call the NJ State SPCA)

GLOUCESTER COUNTY
(call the NJ State SPCA)

HUDSON COUNTY
(call the NJ State SPCA)

HUNTERDON COUNTY
908-996-2525

MERCER COUNTY
(call the NJ State SPCA)

MIDDLESEX COUNTY
732-257-3103

MONMOUTH COUNTY
732-542-0040

MORRIS COUNTY
973-625-2670

OCEAN COUNTY
(call the NJ State SPCA)

PASSAIC COUNTY
973-773-0459

SALEM COUNTY
(call the NJ State SPCA)

SOMERSET COUNTY
(call the NJ State SPCA)

SUSSEX COUNTY
(call the NJ State SPCA)

UNION COUNTY
732-382-6100

WARREN COUNTY
908-813-1990

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