Incoming and Surrender Process
JUNE 2018: AT THIS TIME WE ARE CLOSED TO INCOMING.
In October 2017 we made the decision to share our beautiful facility with Pet Pantry of Lancaster County. We are a volunteer organization and our largest resource is our facility.
Pet Pantry is a great organization with amazingly caring vets, vet techs and staff. They are in need of space to rescue more cats. Our partnership agreement makes perfect sense.
They rescue the cats, give them vet care and prepare them for adoption and transfer them to our facility to be placed up for adoption. Our caring volunteers take excellent care of the cats
and help place them in the best home that meets the needs of the animal and the adoptive family. For this reason, we have limited taking cats in for incoming care and are using our facility to house and adopt out the cats of Pet Pantry.
We ask anyone wanting to surrender their cats to contact Pet Pantry of Lancaster County to be placed on their waiting list. You must leave them a message on their phone machine but be aware that the waiting list is long. They will contact you when they have space.
Other rescues to try: Centerville Pet Rescue through That Fish Place
Lancaster Center PSPCA
Humane League of Lancaster County
Feline Solutions
Tracy's Bottle Babies (if you find kitten that needs bottle feeding)
Summer is always extremely busy for rescues and we find ourselves in the heartbreaking position of having to tell people we are full and at capacity. The fall and winter is the easiest time to get an adult cat adopted. Please understand we do our best but cannot take them all.
When there is room in our facility, we follow a very strict process before accepting an animal.
We cannot accept feral cats or kittens and we cannot accept animals without an appointment!
In October 2017 we made the decision to share our beautiful facility with Pet Pantry of Lancaster County. We are a volunteer organization and our largest resource is our facility.
Pet Pantry is a great organization with amazingly caring vets, vet techs and staff. They are in need of space to rescue more cats. Our partnership agreement makes perfect sense.
They rescue the cats, give them vet care and prepare them for adoption and transfer them to our facility to be placed up for adoption. Our caring volunteers take excellent care of the cats
and help place them in the best home that meets the needs of the animal and the adoptive family. For this reason, we have limited taking cats in for incoming care and are using our facility to house and adopt out the cats of Pet Pantry.
We ask anyone wanting to surrender their cats to contact Pet Pantry of Lancaster County to be placed on their waiting list. You must leave them a message on their phone machine but be aware that the waiting list is long. They will contact you when they have space.
Other rescues to try: Centerville Pet Rescue through That Fish Place
Lancaster Center PSPCA
Humane League of Lancaster County
Feline Solutions
Tracy's Bottle Babies (if you find kitten that needs bottle feeding)
Summer is always extremely busy for rescues and we find ourselves in the heartbreaking position of having to tell people we are full and at capacity. The fall and winter is the easiest time to get an adult cat adopted. Please understand we do our best but cannot take them all.
When there is room in our facility, we follow a very strict process before accepting an animal.
We cannot accept feral cats or kittens and we cannot accept animals without an appointment!