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Bark at The Park is coming at us quickly, so watch our site for any and all information about this great event. New this year, you can register on-line. Please check it out. If you'd like to help, one way is to donate a basket for our big raffle the day of the walk. Just check the Bark at The Park page for details. Thanks.
Our latest newsletter is now available on-line. You can get to it from the navigation bar on the left, so we hope you'll look and maybe download an electronic copy. We're trying to go a little "greener" here, which means cutting back on the use of paper when we can.
We've got something new for you, our SPCA Blog. You can click right on over to it and we hope you will.
We're in a slump right now. Adoptions are down, visitations to our shelter are down, and donations are likewise down. We sure could use a visit from you and we hope you'll make adoption your option. And any financial support from you would be greatly appreciated. There are animals in trouble in Luzerne County. We're helping them every day of the year, but we cannot do it without you. Thanks.
Our Free To A Really Good Home program will end July 31st.
Mia Bella's Candles are widely known and loved. You probably have one or more in your home already. Now you can buy your next Mia Bella's Candle and help the SPCA of Luzerne County at the same time. Just visit the Mia Bella's page, where you'll find all the info you need.
Please remember that animal overpopulation this is a problem we can solve by spaying and neutering our pets. The SPCA spays and neuters all animals adopted here but realize that companion animals come from countless sources. If your pet isn't spayed or neutered, we implore you to have it done. Please check our low-cost program, and take the time to call and see if you don't qualify. Thanks!
Another new addition is our once every two weeks e-mail "News from The SPCA." Sign up today over there on your right.
Right in the middle of our 53rd year of service and commitment to animal welfare in Luzerne County.
Bark at The Park is coming at us quickly, so watch our site for any and all information about this great event. New this year, you can register on-line. Please check it out. If you'd like to help, one way is to donate a basket for our big raffle the day of the walk. Just check the Bark at The Park page for details. Thanks.
Our latest newsletter is now available on-line. You can get to it from the navigation bar on the left, so we hope you'll look and maybe download an electronic copy. We're trying to go a little "greener" here, which means cutting back on the use of paper when we can.
We've got something new for you, our SPCA Blog. You can click right on over to it and we hope you will.
We're in a slump right now. Adoptions are down, visitations to our shelter are down, and donations are likewise down. We sure could use a visit from you and we hope you'll make adoption your option. And any financial support from you would be greatly appreciated. There are animals in trouble in Luzerne County. We're helping them every day of the year, but we cannot do it without you. Thanks.
Our Free To A Really Good Home program will end July 31st.
Mia Bella's Candles are widely known and loved. You probably have one or more in your home already. Now you can buy your next Mia Bella's Candle and help the SPCA of Luzerne County at the same time. Just visit the Mia Bella's page, where you'll find all the info you need.
Please remember that animal overpopulation this is a problem we can solve by spaying and neutering our pets. The SPCA spays and neuters all animals adopted here but realize that companion animals come from countless sources. If your pet isn't spayed or neutered, we implore you to have it done. Please check our low-cost program, and take the time to call and see if you don't qualify. Thanks!
Another new addition is our once every two weeks e-mail "News from The SPCA." Sign up today over there on your right.
Right in the middle of our 53rd year of service and commitment to animal welfare in Luzerne County.
