Make human and animal connections all in one place! Please join us at our Quakertown shelter on Wednesday, May 16th, from 5 to 7pm for an Upper Bucks Chamber of Commerce Business Card Exchange co-hosted by our friends at Quakertown Veterinary Clinic. Our animals may not have business cards, but they still want to network! Come meet them -- and meet each other! Registration is required.  It's easy -- just click here for more information. Hope to see you there!

Bucks County SPCA's Levels Puppy and Dog Obedience Classes are starting March 25th in Lahaska and April 3rd in Quakertown.  Register online right now and start class within the week with this "no wait" class.  Our Levels Dog Classes are open enrollment which means you register for class, attend an orientation class without your dog (available three days a week) and get started on the next day we hold class.  We have three days/times to pick from at two locations.  Levels Puppy class is held once weekly every week.  As our Puppy class fills, we add on another class which means now you have more options on class days and times.  Go to our Public Class page right now to read all about it.  Specialty classes like Canine Good Citizens and K-9 Nose Work are coming soon!

Every spring, concerned citizens begin finding helpless newborn and very young kittens who are then brought to us at a sometimes overwhelming pace.  By caring for some of these kittens for up to 8 weeks as a foster parent, you can help us give them a strong start to a happy and healthy life. We’d like to thank our 2012 Foster Kitten Program Sponsor Meghan Barbera whose generosity leads the effort this year.  Please join Meghan and the staff and volunteers of the Bucks County SPCA to ensure that this year’s Kitten Season has more happy endings than ever before!  For more information, please contact Carol or Lisé at the Lahaska shelter or Christy at the Quakertown shelter. You can also click here. Purrfect!

What Is the Dog Law?

Dog Law affects all of Pennsylvania's dog owners. People call the Bucks County SPCA sometimes and ask what we can do about a dog that runs loose frequently. Could we fine the people? Allowing a dog to run loose is a violation of the Dog Law. It’s time for a short course...