Humane League of Lancaster County

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Thank You to everyone who made Run, Walk, and Wag a Success >
May 15, 2013
Hosted by Millersville Students Kara Weber and Jordan Unroe, Run Walk Wag 5k Benefit raised over $1,000 for the Humane League’s Animal Rescue Fund, which provides medical services such as . . .

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Collars for Canines – What Is Best? >
May 14, 2013
You have your dog, but now you need to purchase the right equipment. There are various things you’ll need to buy your new buddy. Think about collars, leashes, toys, food, . . .

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HLLC and LCSPCA Partner to Help Lancaster City and Lancaster Township Felines >
May 14, 2013
The Humane League of Lancaster County is proud to announce that it will partner with the Lancaster County SPCA to offer free spay/neuter services for the cats in their care. . . .

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May Volunteers of the Month >
May 10, 2013
The Humane League is so proud to highlight our amazing spring semester Millersville University interns! These interns have been hard at work across a variety of departments- thank you! Jazzmyn Michaels B.A.R.C. . . .

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Our VISION

A humane community where all pets are protected and wanted

Our MISSION

Shelter, Adopt, Educate, and Protect

Featured PETS

Spencer and Tuffer

If Spencer and Tuffer were humans, they’d be an old married couple still in love after many years even as they bicker away at each other about pills and eating habits. It really is adorable how these 10-year-old Pomeranians are each so in tune with each other. Tuffer is the girl of the pair, weighing in at a tiny six pounds and Spencer is the slightly bigger, nine-pound boy.

A little more than a month ago, Spencer and Tuffer, along with several other pets, were seized from a hoarding situation. As a result of the neglect they were forced to endure, these two tiny dogs were so ill that they could not even stand, let alone walk. But after a month of treatment and care, they can not only walk again, but their spirits are high as they prance during daily playtime and happily trot on leash walks. Spencer and Tuffer not only deeply care for each other, but despite their past, they have also been quick to learn how to trust people again. These affectionate friends like to cuddle on laps and they dole out sweet little kisses to their visitors.

Spencer and Tuffer have suffered so much at the hands of humans, but when you look into their trusting eyes, you won’t find a trace of a grudge. For the first time in their lives, Spencer and Tuffer’s future is hopeful. They are eager to be accepted into a warm and loving home where they will be forever loved and never again neglected.

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Wilson

Playful and sweet Wilson, a very handsome 10-month-old kitty, first arrived at the Humane League though a feral cat spay and neuter clinic. The veterinarian staff quickly noticed that his gums were bleeding, so they kept him over the weekend to monitor him, but the bleeding wouldn’t stop. A quick test of his red blood cells showed he was very anemic and in need of a blood transfusion to save his life! Fortunately for Wilson, there was one cat at the shelter who was a match to give blood. His name was Peter, a friendly cat recovering from an upper respiratory infection, who also came to the shelter through the feral cat spay and neuter clinic. After saving Wilson’s life, Peter was rewarded by being adopted by a wonderful forever family and now it’s Wilson’s turn. Wilson, who just wants to play and be loved, will need a very special family who can keep a close watch on him to make sure he doesn’t injure himself as he is a hemophiliac. He’ll also need regular check-ups which can be done at the Humane League. Wilson can’t wait to make use of his second chance at life by giving back lots of love to a wonderful forever family.

Wilson is currently staying at our vet office. If you are interested in learning more about this handsome fellow, please email tkissinger@humaneleague.com.

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Humane League of Lancaster County

Latest NEWS

Thank You to everyone who made Run, Walk, and Wag a Success >

Collars for Canines – What Is Best? >

HLLC and LCSPCA Partner to Help Lancaster City and Lancaster Township Felines >

May Volunteers of the Month >

Our VISION

Our MISSION

Featured PETS

Spencer and Tuffer

Wilson