Our mission is to keep companion animals in loving homes and prevent their surrender to the shelter system by supplying families with pet food in times of economic distress.
The CareCredit credit card can be used for routine veterinary appointments, grooming services, emergency pet care, or a variety of surgeries and treatments in the CareCredit network. It gives pet owners the peace of mind needed to care for pets.
The Mission of Centre County PAWS is to Promote Animal Welfare and Safety with compassion through adoption, sheltering, education, and community assistance.
Lost or found a pet? We are here to help! Our services are all free thanks to generous donations.
Lost a dog, cat, or pet? Notify thousands of your neighbors in minutes. Send phone alerts to the missing pet area, get results quickly. Our Pet Alert System is the #1 Way to find a lost furry friend and is proven to work. Find your lost pet NOW here!
The Greener Pastures Cemetery and Columbarium is the final resting place for many pets. We fully understand the special bond that exists between humans and their animals. We are here to help with the loss of your beloved animal. Feel free to visit our shelter and view our cemetery before making a decision to bury your pet with us. You'll see just how peaceful and beautiful our property is. For more information, please contact us.
We know you want to give your pets the best life they deserve, and we're here to help you do that. The York County SPCA offers pet owners resources that help families care for their pets. Whether you are experiencing financial hardship, met with an unexpected crisis, or simply need assistance, we invite you to explore our programs.
The Humane Society of Harrisburg Area (HSHA) serves pets and people in Dauphin, Cumberland, and Perry Counties, an area of more than 600,000 people. HSHA not only helps our community’s homeless, abandoned, and lost pets but also acts as a resource for individuals to receive support through our various programs and services, focusing on providing quality care for people and our shelter companions.
We are a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization dedicated to helping the low income pet families of Mifflin and Juniata Counties in Central Pennsylvania.
The Monroe Animal League is a PA 501(c)(3) charitable organization committed to the health and welfare of feral cats, as well as domesticated cats and dogs, in Monroe County through a spay/neuter voucher program, public awareness and financial support for emergency veterinary care. The League’s programs are 100% funded by donations and would not be possible without the cooperation of participating veterinary practices.
We focus our energy on providing financial support for medical care for cats and dogs whose owners cannot afford care and low cost spay/neuter for cats.
ORCA'S primary goal is to rescue any ill, injured, or in-distress animal, in Lancaster County. We aim to rehabilitate these animals and find loving homes for them. We also provide information on animal-related problems through our Animal-Alert Hotline, 717-397-8922. It is the purpose of ORCA to respond 24 hours a day to animal emergencies, and to provide support to police, fire, and other emergency personnel when they are dealing with situations that involve animals. While we cannot rehabilitate...
We’re here to answer all of your questions. We’ve been here for more than 26 years, and our goal is to treat each and every family with compassion. We can help guide you through the euthanasia process at home, or here at our facility. We offer cremation services, all right here in south central Pennsylvania on our 25-acre campus in Mechanicsburg, and your beloved pet will be treated with respect and never be turned over to a third party broker. We’re your neighbors, and we treat you as such.
PART is a nonprofit organization that’s mission is to respond to emergencies related to animals including domestic, agriculture, and equestrian. Because, disasters don’t just affect people.
Responding to the needs of animals in Lancaster, PA and beyond. Pet Pantry of Lancaster is there for animals and their humans during their times of greatest need, providing lifesaving resources through caring community-driven programs.
The Petfinder Foundation disaster-relief program was designed to assist Petfinder members and their adoptable pets who have been struck by a natural disaster. Funding from this program must support natural or human-made disasters that hit a community like hurricanes, tornadoes, fires, floods, earthquakes, extreme weather (freezing temps, significant snowstorms, extreme heat), and other events that devastate animal shelters and rescue groups.
We help animals in crisis and protect and strengthen the bond between people and animals through emergency sheltering, disaster relief services, financial assistance, and education.
With the help of more than 4,800 volunteers, we provide vital emergency sheltering assistance for animals displaced by natural disasters or rescued from cruelty situations.