Pet adoption event Saturday at Women’s Animal Center

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Women’s Animal Center, 3839 Richlieu Road in Bensalem, is a participating shelter for the 12th Annual NBCUniversal “Clear the Shelters” nationwide pet adoption event that helps find loving forever homes for surrendered and stray animals. Inspire Federal Credit Union is this year’s event partner, helping to make adoption fees for cats, dogs and small animals free for individuals and  families adopting from Women’s Animal Center on Saturday, Aug. 29. The event – 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. – will also feature complimentary refreshments, giveaways for adopters and coloring activities for kids. All shelter pets adopted from Women’s Animal Center are spayed and/or neutered, receive preventative and lifesaving vaccines and are microchipped, which provides a permanent means of identification should a pet become separated from its new family. Adopters will also receive 10% off in the Veterinary Hospital for their pet’s first physical exam.  

“At Inspire, we spend a lot of time helping people achieve financial well-being, but well-being is about more than finances. It’s also about the relationships and experiences that enrich our lives. For many families, a pet becomes an important part of that story, and we’re proud to support opportunities that bring them together,” said Jim Merrill, president and CEO, Inspire Federal Credit Union.

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To prepare for the day, potential adopters should visit the center’s website adoption page to view photos of adoptable pets and for information about the adoption process and what/who to bring: https://womensanimalcenter.org/our-animal-shelter/adopt-pet ••

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