The Sanctuary at Haafsville is a safe haven for homeless cats and dogs.
In our first 14 years, we've saved over 14,000 animals and placed them in loving "furever" homes! We adhere to a No-Kill animal welfare philosophy which means we
do not euthanize animals to create space. We partner with shelters that are overcrowded, rescue dogs and cats from natural disasters, accept dogs and cats from owners who need to relinquish
them, and work to place animals into loving homes.
Thank you so much to our supporters who allow our mission to grow!!
Help us in our mission to create a safe haven for animals - adopt a dog, adopt a cat, become a Volunteer or by provide critical donations.
Lehigh Valley Phantoms
LOOKING FOR HOLIDAY GIFT IDEAS? WE HAVE THE PERFECT SOLUTION:
Please join The Sanctuary at Haafsville for their annual fundraiser with the Lehigh Valley Phantoms as they take on the Springfield Thunderbirds on Friday, January 24th, 2025 @ 7:05pm!
The Sanctuary at Haafsville will be the Charity Partner of the Night and receive a portion of both the 50/50 sales & Chuck-a-Puck!
Price: Discounted tickets through the link below link start at $22!
*$5.00 from each ticket will go back to The Sanctuary!
HOW IT WORKS:
1) Click on the link or scan the QR code on the flyer to choose your seats.
2) Confirm seat Number and click CONTINUE
3) Fill out information requested and click CONFIRM
4) Share your link on Facebook, Twitter, Email or Text with Friend and Family!
Dine & Donate
Visit Panera Brea on Hamilton Blvd on January 9, 2025 from 4:00pm to 8:00pm.
25% of sales will benefit the cats and dogs of the Sanctuary at Haafsville.
In Cafe, Drive-Thru, Pick-Up, and Delivery! Use promo code FUND4U
The Sanctuary at Haafsville
Phone: (484) 285-5445
info@TheSanctuaryPA.org
Dog Adoption Center
901 Nestle Way
Breinigsville, PA 18031
Cat Adoption Center
7209 Kernsville Road
Orefield, PA 18069
We have a great online auction! Click HERE to join our Facebook auction group!
Adoption Spotlight
We’re excited to show you who has been making great progress. Cindy came to the Sanctuary at Haafsville as a stray. For many weeks, she’s been scared and hunkered down in cat huts - rarely seeing the light of day. She had company as other cats would snuggle with her. With the help of caring volunteers, Cindy is more relaxed and brave. Just look at her posture and facial expression now. She shows her more confident self when it is quiet. In fact, she recently began jumping into the lap of her favorite volunteer for some attention. Cindy is staying out in the open and accepting pets, compliments and encouragement from volunteers. On adoption days, she will retreat to her safe space to avoid the activity and commotion. Cindy is still a work in progress. Her adopter must be acutely aware that she is starting to trust people and will need a great deal of patience, reassurance, understanding and love. Cindy deserves to continue her progress and journey in a quiet, safe and loving home.
Cindy is 3 years old, healthy, spayed, vaccinated, negative for FeLV/FIV, litter trained and microchipped.
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