SPCA of Texas Pet Photo Calendar Contest: How Voting Works & How to Win

What is the SPCA of Texas Pet Photo Calendar Contest?

The SPCA of Texas Pet Photo Calendar Contest asks pet owners to submit photos for a calendar run by the SPCA of Texas, an animal welfare organization based in the Dallas metro area. Readers then vote on the entries, so the contest is a public photo vote rather than a jury award.

Entries and votes both run through gogophotocontest.com. The 2025 page reads "Submit your pet's photo to this year's calendar contest," and it lists View Entries, Contest Rules, Photo Tips and Prizes as its main sections.

Which editions of the calendar contest are confirmed?

Editions are confirmed for 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025. The 2025 page carries the 2025 title, and it states that the contest has ended, so the most recent completed edition is the 2025 calendar.

The organizer's earlier editions sit on sibling pages of the same site, and the live contest pages ran across 2022 to 2025. Earlier years are confirmed by those pages, so the five years form the whole run this guide describes.

How does a supporter vote on an entry today?

A supporter opens the contest site, goes to the View Entries page, and browses the submitted pet photos. The supporter then casts one vote on the entry they want to support, using the vote control beside that photo.

The contest pages list Photo Tips and Contest Rules alongside the entries. The rules page is the place to check for any device, account or repeat-vote requirement, since none is printed on the entries page itself.

Because the 2025 page states the contest has ended, a current vote depends on whether a newer edition opens. Supporters should watch the organizer's site for a new entry window rather than assume the 2025 page is still open. Owners preparing an entry can also read the Photo Tips page before they submit, since it sits beside the entry rules.

How does this calendar contest sit beside other Texas pet pages?

Neighbouring Texas pages include a 2027 cutest critter photo contest, a Lubbock best dog poll, a puppy naming poll, an Operation Pets Alive 2026 calendar contest, and two baby costume and photo contests in the same state.

Unlike the other calendar contest, this one is run by the SPCA of Texas on its own contest site, and it is built around a pet photo calendar. Readers comparing it with a neighbour should check the organizer, the platform and the entry format on each page.

The Dallas metro is the only market named for this contest, so no claim about other Texas cities is made here. Readers who vote across several Texas pages should keep each contest's own rules and dates separate, since the entry format changes from one page to the next.

How can a pet owner build support for an entry honestly?

The honest approach is to share the contest link with friends, family and neighbours and to tell them when the entries are open. Outreach of that kind stays inside the contest rules, and it is the only route a pet owner can run without putting the entry at risk.

Some owners look at paid options. A purchase is a separate service outside the SPCA of Texas contest, so read the Contest Rules before deciding anything. For a broader look at outreach, see getting more votes online.

No service can promise a place in the calendar, and a bought vote never changes the terms the organizer publishes. If you do look at paid help, our buy votes online page explains what a provider can and cannot offer.