East Bay SPCA
Minda Quickel has a Bachelor of Science degree in Anthropology and Spanish from the University of Pittsburgh. Minda has experience working in various customer care and facility rental program roles at the East Bay SPCA, Asian Art Museum, and Rodef Shalom Congregation. Additionally, Minda has worked as a self-employed dog walker and pet services provider.
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East Bay SPCA
The East Bay SPCA has been saving lost and abandoned animals since 1874. We are an independent, nonprofit organization serving Alameda and Contra Costa Counties. We operate two Adoption and Education Centers, two Spay/Neuter Surgery Centers and a full-service Veterinary Clinic. Thanks to all of our donors and supporters who make our lifesaving work possible! FAQs: There is no umbrella "SPCA" organization and "The ASPCA" is an animal shelter in New York City. We are not affiliated with or funded by them.