URGENT Appeal to the Community: Foster Homes Needed Immediately
The Pennsylvania SPCA (PSPCA) is making an urgent appeal to the community to provide foster homes for our dogs in need. The Animal Care & Control Team shelter (111 W. Hunting Park Avenue) and the PSPCA Adoption Center (350 E. Erie Avenue) in Philadelphia are full to capacity and we've tapped out our existing network of foster parents.
If you can provide temporary housing for a dog, we will provide free medical care and support in return. Foster homes are needed immediately and we ask for a minimum two-week commitment, although longer commitments are greatly appreciated and will enable us to save even more animals. If you already have a dog, you can still help - just bring your dog with you for a meet-and-greet.
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If you can provide temporary housing for a dog, we will provide free medical care and support in return. Foster homes are needed immediately and we ask for a minimum two-week commitment, although longer commitments are greatly appreciated and will enable us to save even more animals. If you already have a dog, you can still help - just bring your dog with you for a meet-and-greet.
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PSPCA ANNOUNCES NEW CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
The Pennsylvania SPCA is pleased to announce the hiring of their new Chief Executive Officer - Susan Cosby. Former Executive Director of the Animal Welfare Association (AWA) of Voorhees, NJ, Ms. Cosby brings to the Pennsylvania SPCA a diverse and comprehensive skill set attributed to her career in both high volume animal control shelters and private, independent shelters, as well as her commitment to lifesaving tactics, community collaboration and consensus building.
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