Hi, everyone! My name is Jay Jay, and I am an 8-year-old female Chihuahua who was surrendered by my owner because I was really sick and she couldn’t afford to pay for my vetting.

Hello! My name is Smokey. I am about 3 years old. I was rescued with a large group of cats brought in from a condemned home in Lancaster city. I’ve watched all of my friends from my home get adopted, and now I am still here waiting.

Hi, everyone! My name is Kate and I am a 7-year-old Australian shepherd/spaniel mix. I was surrendered by my owner because I was having problems with skin allergies. Fortunately, I was lucky to have found a rescue to help me with my allergies and find me a new home!

Guten tag! I’m Dani, a 6-year-old female German shepherd.

Summer is kitten season when feral cats everywhere produce more kittens than rescues and shelters can re-home.

Hi there! My name’s Cookie, and I’m a 7-year-old neutered domestic shorthair.

May means new beginnings; and Bella, a 7-year-old, spayed, female domestic short-hair, would like one in a new home.

Hey, everyone! I’m Holly. I’m a 6-year-old beagle mix with a calm demeanor and sweet personality.

March is Adopt a Rescued Guinea Pig Month. Lancaster County SPCA invites you to do just that by adopting Meatball, a 1-year-old female guinea pig.

Calling all exotic pet lovers! My name is Sheldon, and I’m an 8-year-old male chinchilla who loves to run and play.

If your New Year’s resolutions include making a lifetime friend and taking more time to relax, consider adopting Dewie, a master at both.

As the seasons change and the nights grow chilly, skip the mug of hot chocolate and grab Coco instead!

Do you love the idea of having a dog but don’t know if one could fit your lifestyle? Consider a small dog like Rex, a stray, 8-year-old male terrier mix who loves walks and sitting on laps.

“Hi, hi, hi! I’m Ruca! My friends at the shelter joke that I’m so spunky that I’m practically a can of Red Bull with four furry legs!

Want to lower your blood pressure, prevent depression, lower your risk of heart attack, and boost your immune system? Adopt a pet. Research studies repeatedly show that owning a pet can have these health benefits and more, and it doesn’t have to be a big pet.