BCHS 20th Annual Shop for Pete & Penny at Tops in Wysox

Tops Markets in Wysox is partnering with The Bradford County Humane Society to hold their 20th annual "Shop for Pete & Penny" fundraiser as part of its recognition of National Animal Shelter Appreciation Week.

Shop for Pete and Penny will be held on Saturday, November 18th from 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM at the Wysox Tops Market in the Bradford Towne Center shopping plaza. BCHS Representatives will be on hand with Wish Lists of items that the shelter is always in need of. These include: Non-clumping cat litter, kitten food, puppy chow, cat food and dog food (both canned and dry), laundry detergent, dishwashing soap, bleach for cleaning, 40/50 gallon garbage bags, collars and leashes, latex gloves and sponges for cleaning.

Photo: Greta is sweet and loving adult female Terrier mix available for adoption at BCHS.

BCHS Fall Rabies Clinic November 4

The Bradford County Humane Society and Athens Animal Hospital have once again teamed up to provide a low cost Rabies Clinic for the local community.

On Sat November 4th from 10-Noon people may bring their leashed dogs or cats in crates to the Athens Township Building on the corner of Elmira and Herrick Ave. Patrons must also bring the pets' current rabies shot record.

The cost for the rabies vaccination is only $8.00.

"It is extremely important for animals to have a current rabies shot. Even if you think your cat is only an inside cat, or your dog would never come into contact with the rabies virus, you could be wrong. There has been some incidents of various wildlife being contaminated with rabies. The last thing you would want is to put your animals' life or your own life in danger, by your pet possibly contracting the rabies virus," states Jennifer L. Spencer, BCHS Executive Director.

Photo: Boots is a very sociable adult neutered male cat available for adoption at BCHS.

Lemonade Stand Raises Funds for BCHS

Recently two girls from the Sayre area set up a Lemonade Stand asking for donations for the Bradford County Humane Society. In one afternoon they raised $63.10.

Isabella Barnes and Fiona Coniglio were very happy to come to the shelter to give them their donations. Afterwards they were given a tour of the facility which ended in the cat room.

"It is so exciting to see young people taking time to think of our animal shelter during their summer break. We are very thankful to Fiona and Isabella for their thoughtfulness," stated Jennifer L. Spencer, BCHS Executive Director.

Photo: Fiona Coniglio and Isabella Barnes

Shop for Emmy and Chief at Kmart in Wysox

The Kmart store in Wysox is partnering with The Bradford County Humane Society to host the event "Shop for Emmy and Chief," on Friday, September 22nd from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM at the Wysox Kmart in the Bradford Towne Center shopping plaza. BCHS Representatives will be on hand with Wish Lists of items that the shelter is always in need of. These include: Non-clumping cat litter, kitten food, puppy chow, cat food and dog food (both canned and dry), laundry detergent, dishwashing soap, bleach for cleaning, 40/50 gallon garbage bags, collars and leashes, latex gloves and sponges for cleaning.

"Shop for Emmy and Chief is a great way for those that maybe can't adopt an animal right now to still be able to help out our shelter and to shop for our homeless and abandoned animals", stated Jennifer L. Spencer, Executive Director for BCHS.

For more information about this event, or to learn more about volunteering, or adoption, call 570-888-2114.

Photo - Emmy the cat and Chief the dog- both available for adoption

Shop for Frankie and Greta at Kmart in Wysox

The Kmart store in Wysox is partnering with The Bradford County Humane Society to hold the event "Shop for Frankie & Greta."

Shop for Frankie and Greta will be held on Friday, June 16th from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM at the Wysox Kmart in the Bradford Towne Center shopping plaza. BCHS Representatives will be on hand with Wish Lists of items that the shelter is always in need of. These include: Non-clumping cat litter, kitten food, puppy chow, cat food and dog food (both canned and dry), laundry detergent, dishwashing soap, bleach for cleaning, 40/50 gallon garbage bags, collars and leashes, latex gloves and sponges for cleaning.

"Shop for Frankie and Greta is a great way for those that maybe can't adopt an animal right now to still be able to help out our shelter and to shop for our homeless and abandoned animals", stated Jennifer L. Spencer, Executive Director for BCHS.

For more information about this event, or to learn more about volunteering, or adoption, call 570-888-2114.

Photos: Frankie the cat and Greta the dog - both available for adoption

Ponies Being Rehabilitated by BCHS

Meet "Booger" and "Loo." Both are ponies that were seized by the BCHS Humane Police Officer.



Booger was very emaciated, had rotting teeth that had to be pulled by a vet, and had an awful skin condition. He is doing much better and is being rehabilitated back to health at his foster home.



Loo was in desperate need of having his hooves trimmed and needed veterinary care. He is also being rehabilitated back to health at his foster home.

BCHS takes great pride is caring for animals that need special care. This specialized care can be quite expensive, especially for large animals.

If you would like to donate to BCHS for humane cases such as this, please send a check or money order to:

BCHS, ATTN: Humane, PO Box 179, Ulster, PA 18850.

You can also donate online using the PayPal button on the top right corner of this page.

Any donation, big or small, helps!

Chief Needs Your Help!

A dog at the Bradford County Humane Society needs your help. Chief, an older lab mix, recently had to be taken to the Towanda Creek Animal Hospital for emergency surgery. He had a tumor in his intestine that was causing issues for him. The veterinarians at Towanda Creek determined that surgery would be the only option and he was neutered at the same time as the tumor removal. He is doing very well with his recovery.

The Bradford County Humane Society helps care for many stray dogs and cats and when veterinarian care is needed they pay those bills, which can get quite high.

BCHS is asking their local communities to help pay for Chief's vet bill, which is over $500.

Chief is a very sweet boy who loves attention, seems to be housebroken, and is looking for his forever home.

If you would like to help with Chief's vet bill, you can send a check or money order to:

BCHS
ATTN: Chief Vet Bills
PO BOX 179
Ulster, PA 18850

If you would like to adopt Chief, stop into the shelter, located on Route 220.

Photo: Emily, a BCHS staff member, and Chief.