Anytime is the best time to adopt an animal from a shelter or start supporting one. We rounded up a list of the best in the New Hope area.
A country-themed event will benefit the shelter, which recently followed through big time on its mission to make pet care accessible.
The shelter was founded in 1912, and its Quakertown location — which opened 10 years ago — has since facilitated nearly 10,000 adoptions.
This holiday season, one lucky community member could bring home a very good boy.
Volunteer firefighters have been sharing photographs of their puppies online.
The SPCA's locations in Quakertown and New Hope have found wonderful homes for more than 100 pets so far this summer.
Residents who were curious about the commotion outside Village II Wednesday might be surprised to learn the reason: a parrot rescue.
Omar was adopted just hours after the Bucks County SPCA shared his story — and adorable photos — on Facebook Tuesday.
Up for adoption at the Lahaska Animal Care Center this month, Trixie and Pixie are “working cats,” best suited to barn life.
Her name is Peaches, and she's 1. She available for adoption at the Bucks County SPCA in Lahaska.
Meet Roxy. He's hairy, he's fluffy, and he likes gentle petting. Oh, and he needs a home!
Quinn’s Corner: a haven for the most forgotten cats
Adopt two cats for the price of one at Tabby’s Place in February
Local seniors’ golden years are shining bright thanks to a few furry friends.
Forget iPhones and Instant Pots: the best deals this Black Friday are purring.
Attendees will even have the opportunity to feed the cats an early Thanksgiving dinner. Tabby's Place is in Ringoes.
Celebrate National Cat Day at Tabby’s Place with reduced adoption fees
Tabby’s Place in Ringoes will host Chip or Treat, a free microchipping clinic and celebration of the sanctuary’s 15th anniversary.
The Linda Fund Matching Challenge begins at Tabby's Place