Provides a humane animal shelter. Services include adoptions, foster program, animal vaccination clinics, and a low-cost spay/neuter program. Also provides 24-hour rescue and emergency assistance to homeless animals in distress. Investigators check out all reports of cruelty or abuse and prosecutes when warranted. Donations of animal care items and pet food accepted; volunteer opportunities available.

The shelter takes in stray or lost animals at no charge and accepts pet animals for a surrender fee. Once the animals are signed over to the shelter the staff takes on the responsibility of finding loving new homes or the owner of those animals that have been lost.

Provides free dog, cat and small animal food to qualifying Lancaster County residents. Donations of pet food and supplies can be dropped off at various locations throughout Lancaster County. Click here for a list of locations

Regional resource connection for Animal Assisted Interventions (AAI) and Human/Animal Interactions (HAI). - Provides informational presentations to facilities and the community to further introduce them to KPETS and the benefits of AAI and HAIs. - Recruits, trains, educates and registers volunteers wanting to share their pet with those who may benefit from the human/animal bond. - Provide opportunities for facilities, agencies and individuals requesting pet therapy visits to connect with KPETS volunteers.

Offers temporary shelter and care for stray and unwanted animals. Provides adoption and placement services, humane education program, neuter/spay assistance, information on animal care, investigation and prosecution of cruelty and neglect complaints, and animal food. Volunteer opportunities are available.

Provides low coat spray/neuter program for dogs and cats.

Offers free dog and cat food for those in need. The goals of the Pet Food Pantry are to keep beloved pets in their homes, prevent animal surrender, and help ensure that all the pets of Centre County are happy and healthy.

Takes donations of pet food to feed other needy animals in the community via the pet food bank at HSHA's shelter. The HSHA pet food bank is available to participating local food banks and animal welfare organizations, as well as, local residents.

Provides pet food to Lebanon County residents in need.

Assists government officials in responding to or handling companion animal and domestic livestock needs during a disaster. Temporary animal sheltering for any numbers of domesticated animals from any emergency or disaster situation: fires, floods, power outages, entrapments, evacuations, vehicle accidents, etc.

If a stray/lost pet is found, please contact the shelter. If you have lost and animal contact the shelter as soon as possible to make a lost animal report.

Provides a low-cost grooming program for animals in need. Services include: Bath and dry, Nail trimming, Ear cleaning, Sanitary trim, and short-length haircut.

Provides free or discounted pet care services, pet food, and supplies to low-income pet owners.

Offers service to connect stray or unwanted cats or dogs with individuals interested in adopting, fostering, or offering help until a animal can be placed.

Provides homebound seniors and adults with disabilities freshly prepared, nutritious meals, helping clients live independently for as long as possible. Meals are delivered Monday through Friday by their volunteers, who also provide a friendly wellness check with each visit. In addition to home-delivered meals, clients have access to a variety of additional support services, including: Senior Food Boxes Food Pantry Assistance Emergency Food Boxes Pet Food for furry companions

Offers fresh produce, shelf-stable food, pet food, personal hygiene items, adult incontinence supplies, and feminine hygiene products. Prepared meals to go are also available.

Helps low-income individuals and families maintain and care for their pets by providing supplemental food, treats and occasional toys for dogs, cats, puppies, and kittens. Provides food for rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, birds, fish, and turtles when available.

Provides assistance with pet food, primarily through referrals to partnering food pantries.

Rescues, rehabilitates, and rehomes animals in crisis. Offers education, advocacy, affordable services, and inspires a community where the animal-human bond is celebrated and nurtured.

Provides 30 days of foster care for cats/dogs while the domestic violence victim is living in a domestic violence shelter.

Provides food to eligible clients at no charge, one time per month, with no appointment necessary during cupboard hours. Offers non-perishibles, dairy, meat, produce, personal care items, diapers, and pet food as available.

Provides nutritious monthly food supplements to families and individuals who are struggling with food insecurity. Participants are able to visit once per month, (i.e. one time in the month of February, one time in the month of March, etc.). Dry goods, frozen meats, eggs, and fresh produce are provided when available. Other resources are available within the pantry space including voter registration, open computer lab, a pet food pantry, and referrals to other CHS programming.

Provides a client choice food pantry to food-insecure individuals, families and their pets. Volunteer opportunities available. Accepts donation, see website.

Distributes food items, pet food, hygiene and feminine products, clothing, tween and adolescent items, and household items. Also accepts donations of items.

Provides free food to pets of veterans.