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| The Animal Coalition of Delaware County is a 501 (c) (3), non-profit, all-volunteer, charitable organization registered with the Pennsylvania Department of State that is dedicated to finding loving homes for adoptable, homeless pets. We are also focused on educating the public regarding the necessity of spaying and neutering pets and encouraging the humane treatment of companion animals throughout Delaware County and the Main Line. |
| The Animal Rescue League’s mission is to impact all aspects of humane treatment of animals through quality service, accommodation, and education of pet owners and the community. |
| ARF SEPA is an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that is solely dedicated to the welfare of companion pets here in southeastern Pennsylvania. ARF volunteers regularly patrol public shelters looking for adoptable pets that may be euthanized due to lack of kennel space. Once rescued, pets receive complete veterinary care (including spay/neuter) paid for by ARF, and pets stay with a foster family until adopted into a permanent forever home (as long as that takes). We will do whatever we can to help a pet and find that pet a forever home. For animals that are injured, we'll pay for surgery. If a pet is sick, we'll pay for medications and vet care. If a pet has behavioral issues, we'll turn to our behavioral expert on call, Wendy Young of Progressive Dog Training in Media. We are here to help homeless pets, it's that simple. |
| Furry Friends Network is a group of animal lovers who have decided to work together to facilitate the adoptions of unwanted animals. There are countless reasons why animals are surrendered. Our philosophy is to help those animals that did not ask to be born. There are so many older animals that are given up. Furry Friends Network works to place these older animals into loving homes to ensure good quality for the remainder of their short lives. Everyone wants the puppies and kittens, but they forget that those puppies and kittens grow up. Any animal, no matter its age, can offer love and companionship to the right person. There are thousands of animal rescue organizations, all working for the same purpose. We hope through our efforts, Furry Friends Network will make at least a small difference, and save a few lives in the process. |
| The Rescue Alliance of Hairless and Other Breeds, Inc. is a non-profit nationwide coalition of independent rescue agencies who have come together to help each other help our animal companions. Due to their special needs, we specialize in hairless breeds, but will never turn anyone away as long as we have room in our homes for anyone whether furred, scaled, or feathered! |
| Safehaven is a foster home for Pekingese Charitable foundation. Our goal is to provide a safe, loving home environment for abandoned, abused and neglected Pekingese dogs, and help them adjust to life with a family. These little ones are not kept in kennel runs like at a humane shelter but rather in a home environment. We are NO-KILL. No dog is ever euthanised to make room for another. During their stay with us, they are heartworm tested, vaccinated, spayed/neutred, and any medical issues are addressed. They are also taught acceptable household behaviors Ultimately helping them find the best possible forever home. |
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| Save-A-Dog, Inc. is a non profit, NO KILL humane society located in the Pocono Mountains of eastern Pennsylvania, established for the purpose of saving abused and abandoned dogs. We work closely with the local SPCA to save dogs scheduled for euthanasia. The Pocono Mountains is a tourist area, and a hot spot for "drop-offs", dogs left behind to starve when the owner leaves, dogs abandoned on the roadsides. Every dog rescued needs veterinary care and a whole lot of love. Our saved dogs are currently in foster homes being cared for by loving and committed volunteers, who prepare them for adoption. Some dogs are considered "unadoptable" because of age or handicap. WE DO NOT HAVE A SHELTER. It our goal to build/buy a sanctuary for them so they can live their lives safely and securely. |
| Named in the memory of the late Tami Kress, the Tami K No Kill Animal Shelter will be the first of it's kind in the area and will provide placement or permanent homes for all animals. The concept is to provide loving homes for abused, neglected, unwanted and abandoned animals without using euthanasia to control the pet population. The goal is to provide a clean, open environment where animals can interact with one another. This promotes socialization and helps with home integration once an animal gets adopted, especially if there are already other pets in the home. The Tami K Foundation will be fully staffed and open 24 hours a day, so that residents or police have a place to bring a found animal at any hour of the day or night. The facility will offer another service unique to shelters: boarding for dogs open to the public, separate from the dogs which are up for adoption. |
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| Our Mission: Dedicated to the principle that all life must be treated with value, dignity, and respect. Our Vision: Determined to prevent abuse and neglect through education on the proper and responsible care of animals. Devoted to raising public awareness on the importance of spaying and neutering to limit unwanted animals. Driven to create a healthier & kinder community for humans and animals alike. Dutiful in the encouragement of kindness towards all animals. |
