Celebrating 100 years of service to our community...
The Bucks County SPCA employs all available means to prevent and alleviate the suffering of animals including the enforcement and improvement of the state's anti-cruelty laws, the education of our community about animal welfare issues, and the sheltering and humane care of stray and unwanted animals and animals who come to us as the result of cruelty investigations. We are a private non-profit organization and are not a branch of any national or local Humane Society or SPCA. We accept any domestic animal at no cost to municipalities or individuals, and our work is supported by your donations rather than by tax dollars. We are proud to serve the animals and people of our community and deeply grateful for the generosity that makes our work possible. Please visit our website often to learn about the services we provide, to see what’s new at the shelter, to meet our animals available for adoption, and to find out how you can help. Thank you for stopping by!
Kicking off our 100th Birthday Year!
BCSPCA Board Treasurer Diane B. Glossman, Bucks County Commissioner Rob Loughery, PA State Senator Bob Mensch, BCSPCA Board President Marcia Hill, BCSPCA Executive Director Anne Irwin, Richland Township Manager Stephen Sechriest, and BCSPCA Upper Bucks Shelter Manager Christopher Langiotti cut a celebratory ribbon at our new shelter in Richland Township on January 14, 2012. They were joined by the always enthusiastic canine Special Advisor to our Centennial Campaign, Ollie the Collie. The new shelter at 60 Reservoir Road will be open for admissions and adoptions in February. More information coming soon... Thank you to everyone in the community who helped to make this wonderful progress possible!
Become part of all that we plan to accomplish at our new shelter in Richland Township! Help our animals follow the bricked pathway home... For a limited time only, we are offering commemorative paving bricks at the new location. Your brick purchase may be used to:
For more information or to order, please click here. Remember, there’s no place like home!
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...
We are currently accepting applications for full and part time positions. This job is for kennel work and various office duties. A driver's license is required. Office duties include and are not limited to: answering phones, admitting animals and screening for adoptions, and responding to after hours emergencies. Customer service skills a must. Part time hours include weekends and holidays with the potential for more hours. We offer competitive pay. Please contact Carol at (215)794-7425 ext. 103 or stop by our office to fill out an application during normal business hours.