This is your chance to have your beloved pet be the face of rescue on the PSPCA's Community Van.

Your pet will be featured on the wrap (the exterior photo that covers the entire vehicle) for the PSPCA's van that supports all of our community outreach efforts.

What better way to support the PSPCA's Community Outreach efforts then having your dog be the Portrait of Rescue!

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The cat carriers will be used to assist low-income families with access to free spay/neuter transports through the Pennsylvania SPCA Community Outreach program. Hard-case cat carriers are vital to safe transport and provide families with the necessary resources to transport their pets on public transportation or ride shares for years to come.

Flea infestations can lead to a pet health crisis for many low-income families. Through our Community Outreach program, we seek to provide resources and options that will address the root cause of the problem. Providing families with a good 3-month supply of flea meds to interrupt the life cycle of fleas will help families protect their pets and get their crisis under control.

These medical exam packages will allow us to meet the critical needs of low-income pet owners in our network without the financial options to seek medical treatment through the PSPCA Wellness clinic under the Community Outreach program. By helping to treat a range of issues, including: ear infections, skin infections and more, we can reduce the length of illness and help families meet the needs of their beloved pets.

It is safe to say that most of the neglected and abused animals saved by our Law Enforcement team have not had proper dental care in their lives. They arrive in our care in pain and in desperate need of dental surgery. Our vets currently have a backlog of more than 40 animals awaiting dental procedures. A second dental machine will help us stay ahead of this seemingly endless need.

It is safe to say that most of the neglected and abused animals saved by our Law Enforcement team have not had proper dental care in their lives. They arrive in our care in pain and in desperate need of dental surgery. Our vets currently have a backlog of more than 40 animals awaiting dental procedures. A second dental machine will help us stay ahead of this seemingly endless need.

The anesthesia machine in our Philadelphia HQ surgery is on its last legs; we're on track for 6,000 surgeries this year and would be so grateful if you can help us replace this critical piece of equipment.