The Women's Auxiliary of the Animal Rescue League of Western Pennsylvania was formed in the 1930's and provides direct help to the animals awaiting adoption at the shelter located on Hamilton Avenue in East Liberty. Their site includes links to a variety of resources as well as information about membership, meetings, and reptile shows in the Pittsburgh area. This all-volunteer group is dedicated to caring for and placing abandoned and abused animals in Butler County. In addition to info about the group and the animals available, this site provides Pet treat Recipes, and the Newsletter Online. Provides on-going care, including food, exercise, sanitary care, and medical attention as needed to animals in need.
Site includes pictures and info about dogs available as well as links to other sites.
Site includes news, rescues, etc. Humane Education and Pet Therapy are also provided. All pets are spayed or neutered, receive medical care and vaccinations, and are kept in volunteer foster homes until they are adopted. Their primary focus is on caring for and placing cats, although they occasionally have a dog or a rabbit. Adoption forms and info about the group is provided online, as well as pictures and info about the housecats and barncats available for adoption.