George Bengal

George Bengal was a man who dedicated his life to saving animals, and now the Pennsylvania SPCA is helping to make sure his dying wish comes true by raising funds to fight animal cruelty.

Philadelphia is honoring the memory of late SPCA director George Bengal, who fought tirelessly to advocate against animal cruelty. Here are details on A Night for George.

Philadelphia animal officers rescued eight dogs from an active dogfight in North Philadelphia late Sunday night but it was too late to save one dog.

Family, friends and colleages will remember George Bengal. The funeral for the head of humane law enforcement for the PSPCA will be held Friday.

George Bengal, the PSPCA’s director of humane law enforcement who helped Philadelphia and surrounding cities fight animal abuse for decades, has died at the age of 69.

George Bengal has helped Philadelphia and surrounding cities fight animal abuse for decades as the PSPCA’s director of humane law enforcement. But now, George is battling a terminal illness and has one lasting wish for the community.

George Bengal has done more to fight animal cruelty in Philadelphia and the surrounding communities than anyone. He has been diagnosed with terminal cancer and has one lasting wish for the PSPCA. #ThankYouGeorge

George Bengal, the head of humane law enforcement for the Pennsylvania SPCA, has been diagnosed with terminal cancer, the organization announced Friday night.

Dozens of birds were confiscated and two people are in custody after officials investigated a suspected cockfighting ring in Philadelphia.

A group of animal lovers impersonated animal control officers to take a Rottweiler, they claimed was being abused, from a Philadelphia home this week, the dog’s owner claims.

SPCA officials are working to remove three horses that were found living in a dirty and dangerous lot in Southwest Philadelphia.

Horses grazing amid trash, debris and mud are being kept in a Southwest Philadelphia lot. NBC10’s Rosemary Connors was there as the SPCA investigated.

SPCA officials are working to remove three horses that were found living in a dirty and dangerous lot in Southwest Philadelphia.

A man was cited Wednesday after investigators say they found three emaciated dogs inside his home.