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Welcome to CentralPADogs!
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Wednesday, 20 September 2006

Welcome to CentralPADogs, the ultimate online resource for dog lovers in central, north-central, and south-central PA! ImageWhether you're looking for a new best friend, seeking services and supplies for your pets, or just want to find fun places to go and things to do with your dog, we've gathered all your local dog resources in one place.

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We do not accept paid advertising. Listings for animals for sale or stud services will be rejected.

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Account Activation Issues
Written by Administrator   
Friday, 02 May 2008
Due to an unresolved issue with certain webmail users (including Yahoo mail) not receiving the account activation email, we have temporarily removed the account activation process. New users will now be able to login immediately upon registration. If you have registered recently and have been unable to activate your account, please contact us for assistance. We apologize for any inconvenience.
 
Advertising on CentralPADogs
Written by Administrator   
Thursday, 28 September 2006

It's free to include a link to your website on CentralPADogs. We do not accept paid advertising. CentralPADogs is not run for profit and is provided as a free service to dog lovers and dogs in need in central PA.

Your link must be local to central PA. Thank you for your understanding. We consider central PA to include any area that isn't better described as Pittsburgh/Western PA or Philly/Eastern PA. This includes central, south central, and north central PA. All links are subject to approval by the webmaster. CentralPADogs reserves the right to edit or remove links at any time.

CentralPADogs does not accept links for the following types of sites:

  • Dogs or puppies for sale
  • Stud services
  • Pet stores that sell dogs
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STOLEN puggle, State College area
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Upcoming Events
Date Event Name Location Event Type Description
5/17/2008  Agility Trial Duman Lake County Park  Agility  (more info) 
5/17/2008  Operation CatNIP Spay/Neuter Clinics Tri County OIC  Clinic  The Central Pennsylvania Animal Alliance has teamed up with Castaway Critters and Tri-County... (more info) 
5/17/2008  Obedience and Rally Trials   Obedience, Rally Obedience  Our annual point show is scheduled and we are gearing up for a day of fun and learning! keep an eye... (more info) 
5/17/2008  Polishing For Sparkling Herding Trials Raspberry Ridge Sheep Farm  Herding  A clinic for novice, intermediate, and advanced herding students.List 2 behaviors you want to polish... (more info) 
5/17/2008  5K Run/Walk for the Animals Wildwood Lake Sanctuary  Other  This year's event is on May 17 at Wildwood Lake Sanctuary.  Registration begins at 9am and the event... (more info) 

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Foreclosure Pets Grant Program
The Humane Society of the United States is pleased to offer grants to animal shelters, non-sheltered rescue/adoption groups and animal care and control agencies to help establish, expand, or publicize services or programs that assist individuals in caring for their pets during this economic downturn. Preference will be given to organizations that have or create a formal Plan of Cooperation with a local community partner such as the American Red Cross, a food bank, or other community service agency.  
Pennsylvania Dog Law Action
In 2006, Governor Edward G. Rendell implemented sweeping changes to Pennsylvania's Bureau of Dog Law Enforcement and announced his plans to improve the laws and regulations regarding dogs in kennels. Based in initial regulation drafts, the Bureau received more than 16,000 comments on how to improve the dog law. In addition, the Bureau participated in countless meetings with interest groups, industry representatives and legislators.  The overhaul of the dog law presented here is the result of all feedback received over the past two years. It is time to take action to improve Pennsylvania's Dog Law.
 
HB 2532
Cruelty Law revision. Referred to JUDICIARY, May 14, 2008  [House]