Our Mission
Diane's Pet Rescue is dedicated to helping dogs, puppies, kittens, rabbits, birds, reptiles, and many other small animals, including chickens. We rescue animals from local homes, shelters, and several out-of-state organizations. Many of the pets available for adoption have been saved from kill shelters, abusive situations, hazardous environments, or were simply abandoned.
Our ongoing mission is to give these animals a second chance at finding loving homes and to create a future where no animals have to suffer. Help us save more lives by making a one-time donation or help all year long with a monthly contribution.
Our ongoing mission is to give these animals a second chance at finding loving homes and to create a future where no animals have to suffer. Help us save more lives by making a one-time donation or help all year long with a monthly contribution.
About Us
Diane’s Pet Rescue is a foster-based, independent nonprofit dedicated to pet adoption and affordable veterinary care. Our team is made up of some of the original staff and volunteers from Diane’s Discount Pet Supplies & Adoption Center, proudly serving the community for over 35 years.
We are no longer affiliated with Animal House Project or the retail store now operating as Animal House Retail for Rescue. The original store was taken over without consent or compensation, but our mission continues. We remain committed to our founding values — focused on rescue, transparency, and compassion.
We are no longer affiliated with Animal House Project or the retail store now operating as Animal House Retail for Rescue. The original store was taken over without consent or compensation, but our mission continues. We remain committed to our founding values — focused on rescue, transparency, and compassion.
Low-Cost Vaccine Clinics
Our low-cost vaccine clinics continue with the same trusted team at multiple rescue-friendly locations — bringing affordable care to the pets who need it most.
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Nellie
Nellie Pet of The Month!
Born on December 29, Nellie is one of six adorable pups being raised in loving foster homes - and she is ready to find her forever family! Nellie’s dad is a Great Pyrenees, and it's clear this sweet girl got his guardian genes! Nellie is a beautiful dog with the classic Pyrenees personality: loyal, protective, and incredibly smart.
Nellie is leash-trained and is working on her crate and house training like a pro. She is living with other dogs and pets, learning the ropes of good manners, and growing more confident every day.
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Born on December 29, Nellie is one of six adorable pups being raised in loving foster homes - and she is ready to find her forever family! Nellie’s dad is a Great Pyrenees, and it's clear this sweet girl got his guardian genes! Nellie is a beautiful dog with the classic Pyrenees personality: loyal, protective, and incredibly smart.
Nellie is leash-trained and is working on her crate and house training like a pro. She is living with other dogs and pets, learning the ropes of good manners, and growing more confident every day.
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Apply For a Dog License
According to PA laws, every pet owner must license their dog—you can purchase an annual license or a lifetime license by submitting a completed application to your local county treasurer or issuing agent. When applying for a Lifetime License you must also submit a Permanent Identification Form - PIV Form. If you don’t license your dog, you could be cited with a $500 fine, per violation, plus court costs.
Cost of dog licenses:
Annual licenses: $8.70 ANNUAL DOG LICENSE APPLICATION
Lifetime licenses: $52.70 LIFETIME DOG LICENSE APPLICATION & PIV FORM
Senior citizens or residents with disabilities:
Annual fee: $6.70
Lifetime fee: $36.70
Cost of dog licenses:
Annual licenses: $8.70 ANNUAL DOG LICENSE APPLICATION
Lifetime licenses: $52.70 LIFETIME DOG LICENSE APPLICATION & PIV FORM
Senior citizens or residents with disabilities:
Annual fee: $6.70
Lifetime fee: $36.70
