Daisy started out life as an unwanted puppy tied outside by her owner. Left on a short leash, she lived in a ditch covered in mud. She even became pregnant and lost her pups due to being malnourished. Finally a good hearted neighbor stepped in and asked to take her. He contacted Pets Come First and arrangements were made for Daisy to be spayed and receive her vaccinations. Her savior offered to foster Daisy till a home was found, but problems started with her aggressiveness to his two older dogs. She then attacked a neighbor’s dog and PCF temporarily moved her to the Centre Hall Shelter. With the help of Central PA Labs Rescue, Daisy went to Sit Happens (an exceptional dog training facility in Linden, PA) to be evaluated and hopefully work on her aggressiveness. From there we hope to find her a suitable home and a happy ending to her story. Daisy is available for adoption.
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Thursday: 1pm-7pm
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Testimonials
Thank you so much for all you did in our adoption of Boomer. I am so thankful you posted his picture and things worked out so well. It was meant to be! We love him very much and I am pretty sure that he feels the same way! Thanks for all you do for all the animals! I wish I could rescue them all.
~ Traci K
~Lock Haven, PA
Deb – Thank you for your assistance in helping us find Sidney a new home. We felt so hopeless and helpless, you were the one person who was willing to help us out. I understand how extremely busy you are and you still managed to take time to speak to me during this heartbreaking situation. Sidney is doing well in his new home and is treated like a king.
– Lisa & Dale
Mission
Pets Come First, Inc. is strongly committed to our mission of facilitating the placement of stray and unwanted animals into loving homes. We are dedicated to ensuring responsible shelter management within our community, working together to eliminate the critical overpopulation of homeless, stray, and abused animals. Educating our community on the importance of spaying and neutering all animals will decrease the number of surrendered and unwanted animals to area shelters and rescue groups. We work in partnership with other rescues, local & state police, Humane Officers, and Dog Law Enforcement Officers to provide monetary and voluntary resources to support and sponsor local animal programs within our community. We will offer emergency placement, food, and medical services for the pets of approved and responsible low-income families and senior citizens.
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