Mommy and Me Rescue

A nonprofit group called Patriot K9 Rescue generates money to provide care for former police dogs, retired contract working dogs, and retired military working dogs.

All of Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania, receives animal care services from Hillside SPCA, Inc., a non-profit organization. There are currently 153,000 people living in the county. About 783 square miles make up our service area.

The diversified PSPCA population, which includes both urban and rural areas, is reflected in the Central PA Center in Danville (Montour County). The 5-acre facility provides a safe sanctuary for horses and barnyard animals in addition to dogs and cats, which is crucial in our fight against cruelty and neglect.

Cats in Bloom was established in 2019 with the goal of finding wonderful adoptive homes for stray, abandoned, and neglected cats and kittens in our neighborhood. Our goal is to create a meow-tastic environment where adoptable cats and people can interact. We are a nonprofit organization run entirely by volunteers and donors.

The Animal Resource Center (ARC) in Millville, Pennsylvania is a no-kill, nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization whose goal is to give homeless, mistreated, and neglected dogs and cats temporary sanctuary and to inform the public about their welfare.

The purpose of the Ruth Steinert Memorial SPCA, a no-kill facility, is to promote the humane treatment and welfare of all domestic animals by doing the following: provide shelter and medical attention to stray, unwanted, abandoned, and neglected animals in Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania.