Pets Come First

Pets Come First The OFFICIAL page of Pets Come First, a non-profit all breed animal rescue We wish we could take them all, but realistically that isn’t possible.
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Pets Come First is a non-profit organization, Adoption Center. We rely on fundraising and donations to keep the doors open and the animals fed. Because of a tight budget and limited space, we have to utilize a waiting list for animal surrenders. We ask that while you are on our wait list, or before making the decision to surrender your pet, that you check with your friends and fam

ily to see if they can help re-home the dog or cat. Ultimately it is the owner’s responsibility to find their pet a new home. We are very lucky to have a great shelter and be able to take in as many animals as we can, but sadly we only have so much space! We ask that you be patient when calling and leaving a message or requesting information. Feeding, walking and cleaning up after the animals is our #1 priority. If you have cruelty issues or concerns, please have the animal vetted if possible in an emergency, or call PCF for the cruelty agent’s information. If you find a lost dog or cat, please take the animal to a vet to check for a micro-chip first, then contact PCF, 3WZ, your local police station and Lyons Kennel to file a “found” report. We will also share Lost and Found postings on our page to help spread the word! If you have a legal issue with an animal, please call your local or state police. If you suspect abuse of an animal, please call your local police department as well. By law, an animal is required to have food, water and shelter. We wish we could do it all, but we need your help! Help us help them. If you would like to volunteer, please visit our website www.petscomefirst.net and fill out the volunteer form. To make a monetary donation, you can also visit the website. We are closed to the public except Saturday and Sunday from noon to 4 pm. Those are open cat hours only. People interested in dogs must do
an approved application and make an appointment. Supply donations can be dropped off in our shed behind the shelter any time between 8 am and 4:30 pm or left at the front or back door. Thank you all! ♥ ♥ ♥

Super sweet Bailey went to a foster to adopt home today.
07/18/2025

Super sweet Bailey went to a foster to adopt home today.

Guinea Pig Aurora was adopted today!
07/18/2025

Guinea Pig Aurora was adopted today!

We partnered with an Elementary School in Mifflin County to name cats/kittens this season! The school year ended and we'...
07/18/2025

We partnered with an Elementary School in Mifflin County to name cats/kittens this season! The school year ended and we're only partially done naming, but we wanted to say thank you and update those awesome kids who purchased tickets to name shelter cats! It's been a blast guys! (If you don't see the name, it's coming soon!)

Now Accepting Applications for these two girls! They do not have to go together. They are 5 years old, can live with oth...
07/17/2025

Now Accepting Applications for these two girls! They do not have to go together. They are 5 years old, can live with other dogs, cats and kids! Kayla is the shyest one of the two with sad eyes but warms up quickly. Bailey is the porker/social butterfly. She will need some help slimming down. They are both incredibly sweet, not house broken and so very SQUISHY!

Kennel License #7090

Centre Hall, PA

You got this Ridge! Going to his new home today, this handsome boy not quite into it yet! He's got a fenced in yard, pla...
07/17/2025

You got this Ridge! Going to his new home today, this handsome boy not quite into it yet! He's got a fenced in yard, playmate and lots of beds and toys waiting for him.

Meet Moo!Moo is currently our longest rabbit resident who has been here since February. He was found outside as a stray,...
07/16/2025

Meet Moo!

Moo is currently our longest rabbit resident who has been here since February. He was found outside as a stray, so while we know he's an adult we don't know his exact age. We have already gotten him neutered.

Moo has done well meeting humans and has even been around a child before -- his finder had one who named him Moo because he "looks like a cow". He has gotten along with most other rabbits but will start fights with other dominant rabbits, so he's looking to either be a solo rabbit or to have new rabbit friends who will let him be the boss.

Interested in Moo? Stop on in during our walk-in hours from 12-4 pm on Saturdays and Sundays. If you're already an approved adopter you can call 814-364-1725 to discuss other appointment times!

And another Happy Tail! Our girl Izzy (front) was adopted about 9 months ago, and is a classic "affection on my terms" k...
07/14/2025

And another Happy Tail! Our girl Izzy (front) was adopted about 9 months ago, and is a classic "affection on my terms" kind of cat. Shy, scared cats like Izzy need patience and understanding until they are comfortable coming out to engage with humans, but it is so rewarding when they do. Thankfully she found a fantastic adopter willing to do just that!

"Does this sweet face look familiar? It’s Isabelle aka Izzy. She will come around for head pets, but still doesn’t want picked up. She is such a doll!! She lives to instigate playing with the others. She has chosen one that she is very close to. I call them my double trouble!! But who could resist that face.❤️❤️"

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Centre Hall, PA

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Saturday 12pm - 4pm
Sunday 12pm - 4pm

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+18143641725

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Did you know… Pets Come First is a non-profit non-euthanasia organization that relies on fundraising and donations to keep the doors open and the animals fed. Because of a tight budget and limited space, we have to utilize a waiting list for animal surrenders. We wish we could take them all, but realistically that is not possible. We ask that while you are on our wait list, or before making the decision to surrender your pet, that you check with your friends and family to see if they can help re-home the dog or cat. Ultimately it is the owner’s responsibility to find their pet a new home. We are very lucky to have a great shelter and be able to take in as many animals as we can, but sadly we only have so much space! We ask that you be patient when calling and leaving a message or requesting information. Feeding, walking and cleaning up after the animals is our #1 priority. If you have cruelty issues or concerns, please have the animal vetted if possible in an emergency, or contact local or State Police. If you find a lost dog or cat, please take the animal to a vet to check for a microchip first, then contact Pet Recovery of Centre County on Facebook and your local police station to file a “found” report. If you have a legal issue with an animal, please call your local or State Police. If you suspect abuse of an animal, please call your local police department as well. By law, an animal is required to have food, water and shelter. We wish we could do it all, but we need your help! Help us help them. If you would like to volunteer, please visit our website www.petscomefirst.org and fill out the volunteer form. To make a monetary donation, you can also visit the website. Supply donations can be dropped off during our public hours of Thursday 1pm-7pm, Friday and Saturday 11am-4pm, and Sunday 12:30pm-4:30pm, or can be left at any time at the back door. Thank you all! ♥ ♥ ♥