Hodgepodge Pets, Inc

05/02/2026

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04/30/2026

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"TRAPPERS TAKE NOTE
EXCELLENT TIP FOR TRAPPING
TRAPPER TIP! If you seem to be having trouble trapping a cat that wont go near a trap, try disguising it by placing it in a paper sack or even inside a cardboard box. Cats love boxes and paper sacks. It works! Use the large Leaf bags from Home Depot or Lowes."

This was recently posted by The Dollar Club, helping animals one dollar at a time.

We would love to hear if any of you have tried this or something similar and how it worked for you.

04/24/2026

We've tried to make do and not have to ask for donations, but the cats are planning a revolt and several dogs have diarrhea. . And, we're on our last roll of paper towels.
(As I've explained before, we mix donated/sale kibble with Dog Chow or Purina One, so that at least 50% of the dogs' diets are consistent and they don't get g.i. upset. We've been out, so it's poopapalooza up in here.)
And, the cats have been forced to eat dry food and waste cans of pate, whilst running under our feet and trying to trip us for revenge. We don't need any more broken hips around here, so please donate if you can!

Donations to Venmo or PayPal would be appreciated! That way, we can get a Walmart delivery first thing tomorrow morning to ensure our safety.

PayPal:
[email protected]

https://www.paypal.me/hodgepodgepets

Venmo:


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04/18/2026

Does anyone in the Parkton/Monkton/Freeland or Southern Pa. area have a bale or two of alfalfa mix or good quality, soft orchard grass hay that we can buy? It's urgent! There was a communication breakdown here. Ray Lewis needs it, and both The Mill and Yellow Barn where we normally get it are closed until Monday. Help!

04/01/2026

Please be on the lookout for Cash! His family misses him and they are so worried! Praying that he is found safe and they can soon be reunited! It would be a much needed bright spot in this tragedy.

03/27/2026

After being gone all day driving pets back and forth to clinic, then picking up fence posts and rails to replace the ones that were destroyed in the last storm, then evening feedings, we are finally able to update everyone.

All of the kids are resting and recovering. Everyone's surgeries went smoothly except for Jane. They dosed her with anesthesia twice, but she refused to be knocked down. They are going to try again next month when we head back with two more dogs to neuter.

We raised $746.00 for today's clinic. Thank you to everyone who donated!!! However, today's total was $1,560.00. That leaves a balance of $814.00 that we had to personally cover. These surgeries needed to be done so that this crew can move on to their next chapters - some have been waiting for quite some time. We're doing everything that we can to keep costs down, but this isn't sustainable. We need your support! We realize that not everyone can help financially, but everyone CAN keep negative comments to themselves.

And, as always, volunteers and fosters are also needed. If you are interested in helping, please send an application request to [email protected].

Venmo:


PayPal:
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https://www.paypal.me/hodgepodgepets

03/24/2026

Hi folks. We are in a pickle. Someone who promised to donate the funds to cover this week's large number of spays/neuters happening at Small Miracles Cat and Dog Rescue clinic, has had to reluctantly back out at the last minute. It's already Tuesday and the surgeries are scheduled for Thursday. They are providing a great service to the community and we don't want to waste their time or resources by canceling, especially when these appointment spots are so needed!

Can you please donate so that we can get these kids done and on to their forever homes?

Because two of the dogs are a brachycephalic breed, their are additional costs involved for extra monitoring and one nares surgery, and one hernia repair.

The estimate for seven spays/neuters ($180 ea), two extra monitoring ($75 ea), one nares surgery ($340 - 600), one hernia repair ($75) and 7 rabies vaccines ($15 ea) is:
$1,480.00 - $1,740.00.

We try to keep costs down as much as we can by giving combo vaccines, microchipping, and administering deworming and flea treatments ourselves. But, we need help with the big stuff.

Please donate and please share!!

Venmo:


PayPal:
[email protected]

https://www.paypal.me/hodgepodgepets

03/24/2026

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