The Friends of the Burlington County Animal Shelter is partnering with government agencies, other non-profits, and veterinary clinics to offer low-cost spay/neuter clinics for Burlington County residents. Visit our spay/neuter page for clinic locations, dates, times, and cost.
Thanks to all who have joined us so far to help advocate for the homeless animals of Burlington County! See our 2018 sponsorship opportunities.
Our mission is to make our shelter animals happier and give them a better chance at adoption. Since we are an all-volunteer group, we can't do that without dedicated volunteers! We need you! There are many ways you can help the Friends of the Burlington County Animal Shelter, including walking dogs, playing with cats, grooming the animals, posting pictures and bios of the animals online, fundraising, planning events, and, of course, donating money. For two weeks, you also can support our mission by buying some popcorn through our special fund-raising sale: www.supportyours.org/friendsofbcas.
The Friends of the Burlington County Animal Shelter received a 2017 One of the Best of Burlington County Awards from Burlington County Times readers: One of the Best Family Events for the Barb Feldstein Memorial Raining Cats & Dogs Pet Fest! We're also extremely proud to be a Platinum level GuideStar member.
Adorable little Rocky was just four weeks old when he was found by a volunteer with the Friends of the Burlington County Animal Shelter's TNR team. The tiny kitten had dragged himself out of the woods behind a car dealership to get to the food. Little Rocky was born with a congenital birth defect in which his back limbs are not connected to his pelvis and he cannot control his bladder. He's a messy little guy, but happy and well loved by his foster mom. We're raising money to get Rocky a cart (when he's big enough), as well as diapers with suspenders. Any amount helps! Thank you!
The Friends of BCAS will have at least five open positions on its board of directors in January 2019. Would you like to help set the direction and goals of a great, growing organization?
Pebey, the adorable pittie mix puppy broke his leg and his family couldn't afford his care. Our group stepped up to help and now we're raising money to help pay off Pebey's bills. Can you help us by donating to Pebey's special fundraiser? Any amount, even $5, will help a lot! Thank you!
Join us to run and walk for homeless animals in Burlington County on Sept. 29 at 8 a.m.. The off-road 5K course winds through beautiful Smithville Park in Eastampton. For those who prefer a shorter distance, we have a fun trail walk that is 1 mile long. It's a family affair, so bring your kids and pets!
The Burlington County Animal Shelter released statistics for 2017. We are thrilled to share that both dog and cat live release rates were up from 2016.