We are working to make philadelphia a place where every healthy and treatable pet is guaranteed a home. · at stake is not just the fate of friendly, adoptable cats being released back into the streets—but a precedent that could alter the balance between humane care, public safety, and animal welfare in shelters across the country. If you like the thought of having a cat until it gets adopted , this is a great option. Through life-saving surgeries, trap-neuter-respond (tnr) initiatives and creating safe havens for the most urgent of cats , we strive to give every feline a second chance at life, love, and a forever home. Most cats are located at our shelter at 111 w hunting park ave, philadelphia , pa. Want to help, but can’t have a permanent cat ? Please think about fostering! My most recent cat came from acct but i’ve also adopted from forgotten cats. Being in a shelter is stressful so you may not have a good indication of what a cat is like at home. We do so through rescue, foster care, adoption , and preventing pet homelessness in the first place by offering low-cost spay/neuter and basic vet care. However, we also have cats in foster care who are also available for adoption and are listed below the cats at our shelter. · on wednesday morning, the pspca shared posts about brian — referring to him as sad and saying that the light in his eye was dimming each day — on facebook and x (formerly twitter).

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