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Animal Shelter details for Chester County SPCA
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You have reached the shelter page for Chester County SPCA. Chester County SPCA is located in west chester, Pennsylvania. If you have information to add or update for Chester County SPCA, please click here and let us know.

Chester County SPCA

1212 Phoenixville Pike
west chester, Pennsylvania 19380
Phone: 610-692-6113
Fax: 610-692-7234
Email: info@ccspca.org
Website: www.ccspca.org/


Founded in 1929, the Chester County SPCA is totally independent of any other animal welfare organization and does not receive county, state, or federal tax funding. Instead, the CCSPCA is supported through voluntary contributions and fund-raising events such as the Horse Show, the Wine Festival, the Walk for Paws, and the Forget Me Not.

Committed to providing services that solve the problems of animal suffering due to cruelty, neglect, ignorance, and overpopulation, we approach these problems not just through animal control, but also (and more importantly) through proactive programs aimed at the causes of animal problems.

An award-winning shelter, the CCSPCA is one of the finest, cleanest, most carefully run shelters in the country. This year we will take in over 5,000 homeless, unwanted, or abused animals from every corner of Chester County from the most affluent areas to the most economically disadvantaged.

Each animal we rescue is lovingly cared for. Thousands receive shelter, food, vaccinations and a physical exam and every attempt is made to find responsible, permanent homes for them. We are proud that because of an aggresive program to find responsible, loving homes for our guests, adoptions have increased by 30 percent from previous years.

By updating our shelter facility, expanding animal health programs, promoting spaying and neutering, and offering a seven-day, 24-hour ambulance service, animal cruelty investigations, lost and found services, and pet visitation programs, we are improving the lives of thousands of animals and people.

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