Get an Erie Auto Insurance quote from First Affiliated between now and July 4, and they will donate $20 to Pets Come First!
Get an Erie Auto Insurance quote from First Affiliated between now and July 4, and they will donate $20 to Pets Come First!
These are some of the Happy Tails that we have received in the past month! Notes from the owners are listed in the comments for the pictures. We love seeing how well everyone is doing, so feel free to share your story!
At the bottom of the picture is Stout (formerly Sampson from Pets Come First). We’re walking in the Pittsburgh St Patrick’s Day Parade with the Saint Bernard Club of Western PA! He had a great time, and was probably the most photographed participant.
This is Shari … I adopted her in August after graduating from PSU. She now resides in Philly with me in her furrever home. I couldn’t ask for a more loving cat, she waits for me at the door when I come home from work and is always by my side. So grateful for Pets Come First for finding sweet kitties like Shari a loving home.
Savannah decided to take a selfie! ? Still don’t understand why anyone gave this precious girl up. We love her..so glad we adopted! Thanks Pets Come First for all you do!!!
This dog is Sammy, a griffon brussels. He came into the shelter a while back and was adopted. They just stopped in the other day to say hi.
It has been about 6 months since I brought “Ricky” home, she has lovingly been renamed Shadow, and has found a new brother in Twisty. She seems to FINALLY be comfortable… She has even become accepting of the dog…
Patches is doing well we changed her name to Ariel and she’s settling in nicely.
Just wanted to share a new pic of Mo! He’s such a happy boy!
I was nervous with how things were going, but the kids were there visiting yesterday, and everything is good. I never thought that a little dog could melt the hearts of a bunch of old people, but they are all in love with him. He goes in with them during meals, and though he still favors his leg as long as you don’t touch it he is fine. Turns out he only chased one truck that had a cattle trailer on backing into the barn. He wasn’t out on the road like I imagined. He is too nosey of what is going on with the boys to pay attention to the road. He sleeps with Tim, worn out from his day. I was nervous that he would chew things, Naa he is too tired for that but he is up bright and early to go milk the cows. He lays in the parlor while they milk just like he has been there forever. I think we have a perfect match, he will probably spend the rest of his life covered in cow poop and mud but as long as he is happy who cares. You will have to stop up and see him at some point.
Katy (formerly Kathy) is enjoying her sofa. She seems to think it’s all hers.
Handsome Jack formerly Kit, enjoying the nice weather.
Here is Hobo, adopted by my family in December. He is doing well and is spoiled every day!
Today I came in looking to give a sweet dog a home and to get my red heeler pup a friend this is them napping on the bed so happy to be home with these sweethearts!
Just wanted to let you know that Sofia, The Cat Formerly Known as Denise, is doing great! She is SUCH a sweetheart, very gentle and loving. She’s still adjusting to my other kitties but is making progress. She loves exploring…everywhere! Attached is a pic of her on a shelf above my kitchen sink. From there she watches me do the dishes. She doesn’t help, mind you, just watches 🙂 She also loves running up and down the hallway. When I hear cat-galloping, I know it’s her. When she’s not exploring, running or asking for a cuddle, she naps amongst the blankets on the couch or in the recliner. She appears to be a happy little kitty. Overall, she is a wonderful addition to our little family. Thank you so much for letting me bring her home to us.
Our puppy, Arya, (formerly monkey) turned one today! We celebrated with a homemade pupcake and lots of snuggles.
Our puppy, Arya, (formerly monkey) turned one today! We celebrated with a homemade pupcake and lots of snuggles.
Hello! Our family adopted Alice, the Australian Shepard mix puppy, last week. (We’ve renamed her Maya). I had shared with some of your staff that she wasn’t getting along well with our other dog. Well seemingly overnight she has taken to our other dog, Delilah. She is such a wonderful fit with our family and is so bright and loving! I wanted to share a few pictures of her in her new home
Hello! Our family adopted Alice, the Australian Shepard mix puppy, last week. (We’ve renamed her Maya). I had shared with some of your staff that she wasn’t getting along well with our other dog. Well seemingly overnight she has taken to our other dog, Delilah. She is such a wonderful fit with our family and is so bright and loving! I wanted to share a few pictures of her in her new home
Hello! Our family adopted Alice, the Australian Shepard mix puppy, last week. (We’ve renamed her Maya). I had shared with some of your staff that she wasn’t getting along well with our other dog. Well seemingly overnight she has taken to our other dog, Delilah. She is such a wonderful fit with our family and is so bright and loving! I wanted to share a few pictures of her in her new home
When Mindy and I went to Pets Come First this boy stole both our hearts! Well it’s safe to say that Willy has left the building and he is now gonna be spoiled rotten like he deserves ♡ –Mindys parents adopted this boy♡ Totally made my day when I got the message today! Thanks to everyone at Pets Come First for taking great care of this boy! He is now off to do bigger and better things 😉
Someone enjoying his walk!. Willy boy is a good boy!
Thank you, everyone at Pets Come First! Unclus is snoring soundly knowing he’s found his forever home! This weekend he enjoyed his first road trip with us and he got along so well with all of the family and dogs he met (including cousin Aimee, PCF alum)! He is learning to play chase with his new sister Chloe (PCF 2014 alum) and loving belly rubs! An overall sweet guy, full of life and love! You guys do the work of angels! Forever grateful for ALL the lives you save and new families you bring together!
My name is Sophie who adopted a cat from PCF in Jan, 2015. I know that it is really late to say this, but I really want to say thank you so much for giving my family and me an opportunity to meet this precious cat that has become one of our family members. His name was Trapper (now he is called “Mapo” which is my hometown name) and Trapper and I moved to South Korea last May 🙂 Thankfully all of my family members love him and we cannot imagine our lives without him 🙂 Thank you again for allowing me to adopt this healthy cat! (another shelter didn’t let me adopt a cat because I was an international student…) I hope other people can also get to meet precious cats and dogs at PCF! See pictures below…
Please join us on April 30, 2016 at Grange Fairgrounds for the 8th Annual DOG JOG 5K run and 1 mile walk to support Pets Come First! Pre-registration is now open! You can participate with or without a dog! We are also looking for volunteers, sponsors, and vendors for the event!
Happy holidays from Pets Come First! THANK YOU to all of our supporters, donors, volunteers, and adopters – we cannot achieve any of this without you!
Pets Come First and Allegheny Spay & Neuter are continuing to host clinics! These will take place at the clinic in front of the Pets Come First building on 322. Please contact us at 814-364-1725 – leave a message with the type of animal, male / female, and your contact information, and we will contact you to schedule an appointment.
Costs (all include Rabies):
Spay & neuter is a very important cause to Pets Come First, and the community, because it is the only true way to combat the root cause of pet overpopulation. Unfortunately adoptions alone cannot solve the problem. Please encourage your friends and families to have their pets spayed and neutered!
Check out Pets Come First in the Lewistown Sentinel! Thank you for the support and publicity for the shelter, spay/neuter clinic, and bike ride fundraiser!!
The 7th Annual Dog Jog was a great success. Special thanks to Milesburg Legion for their memorial donation!
The Fourth Annual Puppy Love Wine Tasting will be held on February 8, 2015, from 1 to 4 p.m., at the Seven Mountains Wine Cellars. Tickets can be purchased at the Pets Come First shelter or online.
Thank you to the Petco Foundation for the grant to help support low cost spay and neuter clinics coordinated by Pets Come First! Spay and neuter of cats and dogs helps to address the root cause of pet overpopulation that can lead to homeless and unwanted animals.
Thank you to the Petco Foundation for the grant to help support low cost spay and neuter clinics coordinated by Pets Come First! Spay and neuter of cats and dogs helps to address the root cause of pet overpopulation that can lead to homeless and unwanted animals.
Pets Come First continues to need your support to be successful! How can you help? Donate money, materials or time!donate now
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Thank you Deb for your kind response to my frantic call yesterday regarding the little black kitten that followed me down Garner Street. I was given your number by Colby W. who gave high praises of your work. I spoke to the women who posted she lost her cat and she has offered to foster the little kitten, and possible will make it a forever home.
~Ruth K
I just wanted to take the time to thank you for helping us pick out our new pet a few weeks ago. Kat aka Jasmine is a wonderful addition and jumped right into having us as her people. since the day she stepped out of her carrier at our house she has been involved in what we do. Jasmine in such a people kitty and we can’t imagine our lives with out her. Thanks again!
~ Becky Davidson
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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