A Tail to Tell
www.atailtotell.com

The Animal House
www.theanimalhouse.org

Animal Rescue, Inc.
www.animalrescueinc.org 

Bad Press
www.badpress.org

Castaway Critters
www.castawaycritters.org

Coast to Coast Dachshund Rescue
www.c2cdr.org

Cocker Spaniel Adoption Center
www.cockeradoptions.org

Compassionate Hearts for Animals Rescue
www.charofpa.org

Dachshund Rescue of North America
www.drna.org

Diamond Dog Rescue
www.diamonddogrescue.org

Dogs Deserve Better
www.dogsdeservebetter.org

Farpoint Collie Rescue www.petfinder.com/shelters/PA425.html

Francisvale Home for Small Animals
www.francisvalehome.org

Furry Friends Network
www.furryfriendsnetwork.com

Goldheart Golden Retriever Rescue
www.goldheart.org

Harrisburg Shetland Sheepdog Rescue
www.harrisburgssc.org

Keystone Greyhounds www.keystonegreys.org

The Phoenix Rescue Group
www.thephoenixrescuegroup.org

Save A Yorkie Rescue
www.saveayorkierescue.org

ADOPTION:
Animals find their way to the rescue partners of CPAA for a wide range of resons. They are given away due to behavioral issues, changes in family dynamics, allergies and much more. Rescue partners take each animal, provide comprehensive medical care, basic training, emotional support and anything else the animal might need. Once the rescue feels that the animal is ready to head on to a new home, they place the animal up for adoption. Most rescues require adopters to complete an adoption application and participate in a thorough screening process to make sure that the animal and the adopters are good fits for each other.

When considering adoption, be sure to take into account all aspects of your life and the type of animal who would be a good fir for your lifestyle. Remember that adopting a pet is alifelong committment and the decision to do so should be treated with thoughtful respect. Do plenty of research on each breed that appeals to you and get in touch with a good trainer so that you both get off on the right foot.