Welcome to Spay and Save!
Spay and Save, Inc. is a non-profit organization devoted to general animal welfare and education. Our network of volunteers strives to help good people adopt healthy pets. We’re not the largest animal rescue, and we’re okay with that! We form genuine relationships with our adopters and help them find the perfect additions to their families. We stay in touch with our adopters to ensure their pets are happy and healthy, and we help them find whatever assistance and care they might need.
There is no mandatory adoption fee with our organization, but donations in any amount are always welcome and appreciated. All donations made to Spay and Save, Inc. are 100% tax deductible. Every penny of your monetary donation goes directly to veterinary services as well as food and supplies for our foster pets awaiting their forever homes.
Featured Pets
Muffin
Muffin is a petite adult DSH, Russian Blue type, spayed female, approximately 1 year, relinquished to a veterinary clinic in Delaware County. Seems good with other pets, but the poor sweetie needs time to decompress and learn that she is safe. She likes handling and with time, will become a love bug. She eats both wet and dry food and would love a quiet calm home and would be fine with another cat.
ONLY apply if you can commit to this sweet pet's 10 to 15 year life span.
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Lilly Pad
This beauty lost her home when her owner passed away and made no provisions for her beloved pet. A kind co-worker took Lilly in to save her from being delivered to a shelter. Lilly is bewildered right now and needs a quiet home to decompress and learn to be happy again. She would do best without other pets or at most one other cat. We do not know how she would fare with dogs. ONLY apply if you give her a safe loving home for the rest of her life.
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Freeda
Freeda is a sweet, petite female who was abandoned at a veterinary clinic in Coatesville. She is a DSH with beautiful black + white markings, approximately 1 year old. She is curious, sweet and VERY playful; loves to chase toy mice and play with stick toys. She also LOVES to play with other cats — we believe she would do best in a home with other playful, energetic, non-dominant cats. She adores people and would love to find a home where she can run and play (indoors), and then snuggle up with her humans once she is tired. She has not been exposed to dogs. If you can offer this sweet girl a loving, committed home with proper food, shelter and veterinary care for her 10-15+ potential life span, please apply!
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Jackson
Jackson was adopted and a loved family member for 5 years. Unfortunately his owner passed away from Cancer and Jackson finds himself in need of a new family in his senior years. He loves to play ball and is calm and clean indoors, fully house trained. He would do best as an only pet. If you would like to learn more about Jackson, please contact:
Kelly Sabatino
C - 610.331.2715
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Cody
CODY is a tiny Shitzu King Charles mix, black/white/grey with tiny bits of brown throughout his coat, who came to us severely matted and in unhygienic condition. This poor boy was obviously neglected in his former home. He is between 10 months to one year and very sweet. He forms bonds with humans quickly and does not seem to need other dogs to be happy as long as he has his human. He seems housebroken and does not seem to mind cats. Cody would do best in an adult household where he would be given the quiet care he needs to flourish.
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Peanut
Just wanted to send you a few pictures of little Peanut and let you know that she is doing great. She was spayed a couple of weeks ago and also had a small cyst the size of a pea removed from the underside of her tongue, which luckily had no bad cells. She got all fixed up and recuperated amazingly fast. She finally put on a pound and her fur has filled in nicely too. She's very affectionate, loves lots of attention and loves to play and run. She's now learning basic commands and is doing very well. She is such a joy to us, so thank you again for bringing us together!
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Upcoming Adoption Events
We are grateful to the businesses that partner with us and allow us to bring our adoptable cats and dogs into their stores. If you are looking to add to your family, please come out to join us at our next adoption event!
We have cats available for adoption at the following locations:
Volunteer with us!
Every penny that we receive through monetary donations goes directly towards veterinary services, food and supplies for our foster pets awaiting their forever home. This model makes our volunteers so important to our efforts in finding homes for our dogs and cats. We are always in need of volunteers such as foster homes and animal transporters. Please consider joining our team.
Volunteers of the Month
Janet Lynch
Janet first began with Spay and Save in 2009 and became Vice President in 2019. Janet is a talented seamstress, sewing cage pads and carrier covers for our kitties, a savvy computer person who creates intake cards, designs new formats for our documents, attends adoption days, picks up mail, pays bills, and did I mention, she fosters too??? Janet brightens up our days with her smile and makes life so much easier for a grateful president!
Ginny Shaffer
As head of our dog division for over 25 years, Ginny Shaffer drives hundreds of miles to pick up dogs from transports, perform home visits, train volunteers and attend vet visits. She keeps all the records for our dogs, and fosters at least four dogs in her home in addition to her “brood” of tiny to large fur babies. In addition to her volunteer activities, Ginny works more than 45 hours per week as Team Leader in a facility for brain-injured adults. Thanks, Ginny!
Janet Lynch
Janet first began with Spay and Save in 2009 and became Vice President in 2019. Janet is a talented seamstress, sewing cage pads and carrier covers for our kitties, a savvy computer person who creates intake cards, designs new formats for our documents, attends adoption days, picks up mail, pays bills, and did I mention, she fosters too??? Janet brightens up our days with her smile and makes life so much easier for a grateful president!
Ginny Shaffer
As head of our dog division for over 25 years, Ginny Shaffer drives hundreds of miles to pick up dogs from transports, perform home visits, train volunteers and attend vet visits. She keeps all the records for our dogs, and fosters at least four dogs in her home in addition to her “brood” of tiny to large fur babies. In addition to her volunteer activities, Ginny works more than 45 hours per week as Team Leader in a facility for brain-injured adults. Thanks, Ginny!