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Facts & Myths about FeLV/FIV cats
Meet Leah Norton, The Center's volunteer expert on FeLV and FIV-diagnosed cats. Read more about what diagnosis means and how you can help!
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Spay & Neuter Clinic
Reducing homeless pets in Northampton County
The Center for Animal Health & Welfare offers a comprehensive spay/neuter program that allows for low-cost surgeries for feral and stray cats. Throughout the week, dedicated veterinarians and volunteers help to perform surgeries to help prevent and manage the animal overpopulation crisis. Low-income families are also welcome to use these services for their pets.
This program benefits all of the Center’s animals since all animal are spayed or neutered before they are adopted from our shelter.
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Fosters NEEDED
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Kitten season is coming soon and we are in need of Foster parents who can help us out until the kittens are old enough to be adopted. (Normally until 3 months of age) If interested in getting on our foster list now, please contact our Animal Care Manager, Cathy Ford at 610-252-7722Pictured....Christine, CAHW Volunteer and Foster Parent
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Dog Licensing
Donate Special Food
Applications are
available online
through the Pennsylvania Dog Licensing Center.
With many of our cats and dogs on special diets while they visit us at the shelter, we can use your help with special foods that are often very costly.