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Pets Come First Adoption Center Grand Opening
February is National Prevent a litter month…………..adopt!
Stop by and visit the adoption center and look for your new furry friend. We will have a ribbon cutting to celebrate Pets Come First, The New SPCA! taking over the SPCA shelter in Centre Hall. Be sure to grab some tasty morsels for your pets.
When: February 12, 2012
Time: 1:00pm-3:00pm
Location: 2451 General Potter Highway, Centre Hall, PA 16828
Grand Opening Celebration Week
Celebrate Grand Opening Week!
Pets Come First has several fun events for you, your family and friends to enjoy while supporting the local homeless stray and abandon animals in our community. We will end the week with a Grand Opening Celebration at Pets Come First, The New SPCA! adoption center located at 2451 General Potter Highway, Centre Hall on February 12, 2012. Come join us in making a difference.
Pets Come First Adoption Center Grand Opening
February is National Prevent a litter month…………..adopt!
Stop by and visit the adoption center and look for your new furry friend. We will have a ribbon cutting to celebrate Pets Come First, The New SPCA! taking over the SPCA shelter in Centre Hall. Be sure to grab some tasty morsels for your pets.
When: February 12, 2012
Time: 1:00pm-3:00pm
Location:2451 General Potter Highway, Centre Hall, PA 16828
Pets Come First Comedy Night
Looking for a night out with family or friends? Want to have some good laughs, while helping Pets Come First, The New SPCA! care for the homeless, stray and abandon animals in our community?
Then head over to the Ramada Inn in State College! Support PCF in raising money to feed and shelter the animals in their care while they await their new forever homes.
Tickets are $12 and must be purchased in advance. Purchasing tickets at the door will not benefit Pets Come First.
When: February 4, 2012
Time: 8pm
Location: Ramada Inn, 1450 S. Atherton St., State College, PA 16801
Puppy Love Wine Tasting
Are you interested in sharing a special evening with that special someone? Or maybe you want to plan a fun night out with the gals or guys? Tip your glass and give a BIG toast to our furry friends at Pets Come First, The New SPCA!
In addition to sampling and purchasing fine wines, compliment your pallet while pairing hors d’ oeuvres donated by local area restaurants, enjoy a silent auction and experience a night to remember! With your help our animals will find their way into the hearts of someone special. Guest must be 21 years and older.Tickets $25/each or $40/couples (Sold Out)
Purchasing Wine is Available: Sale price per bottle is $12 each until February 29, 2012. Place your order today by contacting us at info@petscomefirst.com.
When: February 10, 2012
Time: 7:00pm-10:00pm
Location: Seven Mountains Winery, 107 Mountain Spring Lane, Spring Mills,PA 16801
Its Bath Time visit Red Line Speed Shine!
Does your furry friend live every day to the fullest and you are not always ready to give him that much needed bath? Then jump in the car and bring your dirty dog to Red Line Speed Shine on North Atherton on Saturday, February 11th, between Noon and 4 PM, and help raise money for Pets Come First. For every dog washed in their heated luxury dog wash, Red Line Speed Shine will donate $3.00 to Pets Come First.
Dogs will be available for adoption, so round up the family, your furry friends and come on down to meet your new family member. Give these dogs the forever homes they deserve!
Check out their dog wash here!
When: Saturday, February 11, 2012
Time: Noon – 4PM
Where: Red Line Speed Shine (North Atherton location only)
fundraisers
Its Bath Time!
Does your furry friend live every day to the fullest and you are not always ready to give him that much needed bath? Then jump in the car and bring your dirty dog to Red Line Speed Shine on North Atherton on Saturday, February 11th, between Noon and 4 PM, and help raise money for Pets Come First. For every dog washed in their heated luxury dog wash, Red Line Speed … [Read More]
Rescues
Cooper
Finally, after 2 years of life tied outside with a 2 foot piece of clothesline rope, Cooper will now have the life a dog should live. After a long rescue attempt from Sue Yorks founder of Mifflin Co.& Juniata Co. Pet Pantry, Deb Warner received a phone call early morning on December 17, 2012. Even though she was smack in the midst of the taking over of the SPCA … [Read More]
Justin
PCF president Deb Warner received a call about a horse kept in a stall for the past 3 months only being fed and watered every 3-4 days if then! Four phone pictures were sent of a emaciated horse in a stall. Cruelty calls are the hardest part for PCF since Centre County doesn't have a cruelty officer. The PSPCA is closing all their branches except Danville and … [Read More]
