PCF got a call about a potbelly pig that was living on a deck with the family dog. The owner had taken her in three months earlier from an older gentleman, but not knowing how to properly care for a pig she decided not to keep her. The little pig was eating dog food and sleeping with the family’s senior dog in his igloo. Deb Warner and Jessica Little picked “Ham” up and took her to the Centre Hall PSPCA until a potbelly pig rescue was contacted to take her. She was only 4-5 months old and very sweet. The rescue had her spayed and renamed her “Olivia”! She will stay small and is available for adoption as a house pig. Olivia is the third potbelly pig PCF has helped place at a rescue.
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Monday – Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: 1pm-7pm
Friday: 11am-4pm
Saturday: 11am-4pm
Sunday: 12:30pm-4:30pm
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Testimonials
Thank you PCF for helping us out when we found a serious injured animal. We have found this little cat owners. She is the sweetest thing and doing well. I don’t know what I would have done if your organization hadn’t stepped in. Thank you for all you do in our community.
~Diane Casher
It’s so very heartwarming to see the names of family and friends who thought so much of Mom to make a gift in her memory. And such a worthy cause! Knowing these gifts will have a direct impact on the lives of rescued pets – giving them a bit more food and comfort while they wait for their forever home – puts a warm smile in our hearts.
~With great appreciation,
~The family of Ruth Robinson
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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