Welcome to the Pennsylvania Animal Response Team

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PART is made up of big-hearted volunteers that support people by saving their animals. We need you!

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PART is a 501c3 organization that relies on generous donations for its operations and animal relief work.

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PART is one of many state-based grassroots nonprofits dedicated to animal safety during disasters.

COVID-19

PART is working with PEMA to be prepared for animal needs during the COVID-19 crisis.

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15May 19

Welcome to PART’s New Website

We are excited to share this new and improved website for PART volunteers, donors, friends and neighbors.  In it, you will find everything you saw on the old website, including: Information about Pennsylvania Animal Response Team Sign-ups for volunteering and training information Preparedness resources and other online education In addition, we have added a donation…

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March 16th, 2023 in Perry County: Perry CART dispatched to assist PA State Police, whereby a Centre Township residence was guarded by 3 full ...March 13th, 2023 in Allegheny County: Apartment fire in Monroeville affected over 30 units, some pet friendly. Our CART is assisting with Pet Car...March 12th, 2023 in Carbon County: Horse down in stallMarch 3rd, 2023 in Fayette County: 3 dogs and 2 cats were removed from a home that had a fire. Animals were taken to a Vet and put into local ...March 5th, 2023 in Allegheny County: 2 dogs and owner displaced by house fire. Pet Care Kit delivered to owner staying with family.March 4th, 2023 in Westmoreland County: 3 cats, 2 dogs, and 3 asst. small pets in need of all supplies due to house fire, so a full Pet Care Kit was...March 3rd, 2023 in Allegheny County: 1 dog in need of Pet Care Kit due to house fire.March 1st, 2023 in Allegheny County: House fire with 2 surviving dogs. Pet Care Kit was delivered to family along with XL crate for hotel room.February 13th, 2023 in Washington County: At 13:36 WaCART, was activated by Washington County 911 for a horse down in it’s stall.