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.

Cali, a bichon frise, was adopted by Ron and Millie Edmond in December of 2009 from BCSPCA.  Cali was 1 of over 100 Commercial Kennel Breeding Dogs that were offered "Safe Haven" after Pennsylvania's new kennel laws had taken effect earlier that year.  Ron and Millie were no strangers to our shelter, they had adopted their miniature poodle, Farrah, a few years before.  When it was discovered by our veterinarian that Cali had multiple mammary tumors, (as did many of the females from the commercial kennel dogs that resided with us), Millie had no fears of adopting her.  Millie is also a breast cancer survivor. 

On Thursday, April 15, 2010, Bucks County SPCA Humane Officers and State Dog Wardens removed over 30 Standard Poodles from a home in Solebury Township.  You can see video of the story featured on Action News (6ABC) by clicking here.  The dogs and one cat removed from the home are now settling in to our shelter, where they will have to stay for an undertermined amount of time. Our staff and volunteers are committed to providing the best care to all animals, including this group.  Donations are always greatly appreciated, especially when there is such a large number of animals brought to our shelter at one time. Visit our Wish List page to see our most needed items by clicking here.  The animals are not available for adoption at this present time.  If you are interested in adopting one of the poodles, please visit our shelter during normal business hours to be placed on a waiting list..... 

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Bucks County SPCA is investigating the discovery of abandoned animals found on Fleecy Dale Rd. in Solebury Township.  The animals included several rare breed chickens and a boa constrictor.  If you have information about this case, please call Humane Officer Kathy Myron at (215)794-7425 ext. 105.....

Please take notice of our Fourth of July Hours: 

Saturday, July 4th -  10am - 1pm
Sunday, July 5th -  11am - 2pm
Monday, July 6th -  CLOSED

Bucks County SPCA along with Upper Makefield Police Department removed 46 Yorkshire Terriers from a home in Newtown early Saturday Morning. 

These dogs are being cared for by our staff and veterinarians, and will have to stay at our shelter for an undetermined amount of time. 

We would like to thank everyone for their interest and well wishes for the Yorkies!  We are beginning the process of sorting through the large list of interested adopters and are no longer accepting names for this list.  Please do come and visit the other dogs that are waiting for homes at our shelter!

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Have you visited our events calendar?  You can find all kinds of fun events for you & your furry friends to attend while supporting the Bucks County SPCA.  Find out more information about the upcoming "Adopt A Shelter Pet Day" to be held in conjunction with the USPS release of their "Adopt A Shelter Pet" stamp at the Lahaska Post office on April 30, 2010. Click Here to go to our Events Calendar page now!

Every time you use GoodSearch.com, Bucks County SPCA will receive a donation! It is just as simple as clicking on the GoodSearch.com logo, and searching for whatever information that you are in need of. 

They also offer GoodShop.com, where our shelter will earn a percentage of your on-line shopping at no cost to you! Visit GoodSearch.com for more information.