Pennsylvania SPCA

Gillian Kocher from the Pennsylvania SPCA talks to Philly Live’s Aunyea Lachelle about how the animal shelter is promoting its lifesaving mission with two upcoming events, including a drive-in movie night and golf outing.

It’s the purr-fect time to find a cool cat to take home as the Pennsylvania SPCA participates in NBC10’s and Telemundo62’s annual Clear the Shelters event. NBC10’s Sheila Watko reports.

Gillian Kocher from the Pennsylvania SPCA talks about how the Philadelphia animal shelter has carried on its mission of finding pets homes during the coronavirus pandemic. They are holding an adoption event this weekend to find cats a place to live.

Coco is a 5-year-old terrier mix who’s a little shy but oh so sweet. This pup, along with other adorable pets, can be adopted at the Pennsylvania SPCA.

Trooper is an absolutely adorable kitty who is very sweet. This cat has been living with a foster since her owner moved away and didn’t bring her along, but now Trooper is ready for a new forever home. The Pennsylvania SPCA is hosting a Kitten Bowl with reduced adoption fees to help trooper and other cats find loving homes.

Timber, the massive, 30-pound cat, needs a new forever home and a diet. If you are interested in adopting Timber, you can visit the SPCA on E. Erie Avenue in Hunting Park.

Peaches is a sweet, smart and lovable German Shephard mix looking for a home for Christmas. This pup is ready to show off her tricks and would be great for a family who’s ready to match her playful energy. She can be found at the Pennsylvania SPCA.

Animal welfare authorities in Philadelphia are asking for help from the public in finding the people responsible for apparently shooting a cat with an arrow and leaving the animal to die. The Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals said the animal was found early Friday next to a West Philadelphia corner store on the 5900 block of…

Philadelphia animal welfare authorities are looking for the person responsible for walking into their shelter and snatching a puppy.

The Pennsylvania SPCA is searching for a Shiba Inu puppy that was stolen from their shelter in Philadelphia.

Authorities rescued 93 cats and dogs from unsanitary conditions at a “self-proclaimed rescue organization” in Lebanon County, an animal welfare group announced Thursday.

Bentley spent more than 1,000 days at a Philadelphia animal shelter, but now the longtime resident has finally found a forever home.

Bentley had become a fixture at the Pennsylvania SPCA after a nearly three-year stay. But now the lovable American Bulldog finally has a place to call home.

Daisy’s ears were clipped from her previous owner but that doesn’t stop her from being sweet and cuddly. Daisy is 9 years old and searching for a loving family.

Animal welfare authorities say 55 dogs and puppies were rescued from a Pennsylvania home after they received a call about unsanitary conditions there.

Ellie showed up to the Pennsylvania SPCA with a host of medical problems, but now this pup is healthy and ready for a new home. Ellie will be one of the many pets up for adoption throughout the Philadelphia region Saturday, Aug. 16, as NBC10 and Telemundo62 team up with shelters all across the region during the annual Clear the...

Jason is an adorable 5 month-old pup looking to find a patient family to show him that the world is not such a scary place. He comes off a little shy at first but opens up quickly and shows off his lovable side.

This pit bull mix may have lost his leg in a car accident, but he’s as energetic as ever. Join the PSPCA at Philadelphia Brewing Company Saturday, June 15, where you can meet Cylus or one of the adoptable cats on display for ‘Caturday.’

You might remember this little guy from a previous Clear the Shelters segment. We’re happy to announce that Golden Graham has found his forever home!

Freya was found as a stray by the Pennsylvania SPCA, but no one came looking for her. So now this silly girl is looking for a new home. Freya loves to play, is great on walks and enjoys other dogs and people.