Spay & NEUTER ANGEL PROGRAM (SNAP)

In addition to making a difference in the Root Cause of pet overpopulation which adds to the burden of our already overcrowded rescues, shelters, and streets in our community, there are more reasons to Spay/Neuter your pet that benefit both you and your pet. 

A common question is, "How soon can I spay/neuter my cat?" Many people don’t know the best time to spay or neuter their cat — or that kittens can get pregnant as early as four months old. That’s why the ideal time for spay/neuter is before five months of age. Find out more below. 

And join us every February during 'Feline Fix by Five Awareness Month' to spread awareness to other pet parents and our community. (But why wait? Help share this important message all year!)

Find out how obesity can shorten a pet’s life and increase risks to develop diseases and other problems. 

Read all the responsibilities that come with being a pet parent.

And learn more about the Pennsylvania's Department of Health Smoke Free Outdoor Spaces initiative.

Add your pets to Petco Love Lost to help them get home if they go missing. It's FREE!

Contrary to popular belief, ticks do not die after the first frost! Depending on the species of tick, it can remain active in fall and winter months, especially when temperatures are above freezing!

 Wherever temperatures are dropping, colony caregivers of stray/feral cats and TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return) volunteers are taking extra steps to help homeless outdoor cats in winter, making sure they are safe and comfortable. Be a friend to our outdoor cats with the tips below.

And remember, whether a community cat or your pet, if it’s too cold for you, it’s too cold for your cat. 

Brrrrr....it's getting cold outside! To prevent cold weather dangers from affecting your dog's health, please heed the advice from ASPCA experts that will be shared this week in a series of 5 tips.