Donate to Our Cause
At any given time SHPR is called in to help local animal control and human officers with dogs in great need. This past fall, SHPR accepted three starving dogs in dire need of critical life-saving medical intervention as well as long-term rehabilitation. Our adoption fees only cover part of the cost of rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming our dogs.
Monthly donations are the lifeblood of our mission to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome dogs in need. Consistent support allows us to plan ahead and ensure that every dog receives the essentials they deserve, from life-saving veterinary care and nutritious food to safe shelter and rescue supplies.
Each monthly gift directly contributes to:
- Emergency and routine medical treatments and veterinary care
- Daily meals and clean water
- Warm bedding and safe, clean living environments
- Critical rescue operations and transport
- Ongoing maintenance of our shelter and facilities
Unlike one-time donations, monthly giving provides reliable and predictable funding that helps us respond quickly to emergencies and provide continuous, high-quality care without interruption.
Your monthly support doesn’t just sustain our work — it saves lives. Every dollar ensures that a rescued dog has the second chance they deserve.
Contributions from friends, adopters, clients, and community business partners are not only welcome but essential for making our dogs ready for their furever homes and keeping our communities safe from abandoned dogs. Be assured that 100% of your donations go directly toward shelter supplies, facility upkeep, veterinary care, and food to keep are canine residents warm in the winter, cool in the summer and wagging tails all year-round.
Your donation to South Hills Pet Rescue is a 100% tax-deductible contribution! Make a gift securely online with a credit card by clicking on one of the links below. Or you can mail a check to: South Hills Pet Rescue, PO Box 224, Monaca, PA 15061.
Your donation can change the life of a dog!
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