Contact The Sanctuary

We are open every Saturday for Dog and Cat Adoptions as per below:

DOG Open Hours – Saturdays 10am – 2pm

**Please do not bring your own dogs**

CAT Open Hours for previously scheduled appointments – Saturdays 10am – 12pm

CAT Open Hours without appointments – Saturdays 12pm – 2pm

For general questions, you can email us using the form below or by leaving a Voicemail in our General Voicemail box.

General Information

Mailing Address:

The Sanctuary at Haafsville

PO Box 921

Fogelsville, PA 18051

Physical Addresses:

The Sanctuary at Haafsville
DOG Adoption Center

901 Nestle Way

Breinigsville, PA 18031

The Sanctuary at Haafsville
CAT Adoption Center

7209 Kernsville Road

Orefield, PA 18069

Phone:

484-285-5445

To Learn More

General Info: info@thesanctuarypa.org

Dog Adoptions:

dogadoptions@thesanctuarypa.org

Puppy Adoptions:

puppyadoptions@thesanctuarypa.org

Cat Adoptions:

catadoptions@thesanctuarypa.org

Kitten Adoptions:

kittenadoptions@thesanctuarypa.org

Becoming a Foster:

info @thesanctuarypa.org

Donate: donations@thesanctuarypa.org

Events: e vents@thesanctuarypa.org

Fundraising:

fundraising@thesanctuarypa.org

Volunteer: volunteer@thesanctuarypa.org

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Adoption Spotlight

Snoop Hogg

Snoop Hogg was found wandering the streets of Philly and when he was brought to ACCT there was concern that he was being used as bait for dog fighting rings. After several weeks it was clear that all the pig rescues were full and even though we don't usually rescue pigs we knew we couldn’t leave him there suffering. He had severe mange and an eye issue along with some behavioral issues. We immediately took him to see Dr Wilbers where he was vaccinated, neutered and medicated for mange. We made him our office pig and worked on harness training and potty training. He is doing great on both. He loves everyone... is picky on his dog friends, but has a cat buddy that he shares the office with. He's only 6 months old and when people say "mini pig" there is really no such thing. Plan on him being close to 100 lbs. Pigs are very smart and need companionship. He loves to snuggle under his blankets at night and loves to go for long walks in the woods. Pigs are not for everyone. Know what you are getting into. Ideally he would like to be an indoor pig with a big fenced yard to play in. A pig friend would be lovely. He needs to stay at a healthy weight.... too many pigs are overfed and unhealthy and we don't want Snoop Hogg's belly to drag the ground. He has become a Volunteer favorite and we are hoping more people see pigs as friends not food!

If you are interested in adopting him please click the link to apply or email dogadoptions@thesantuarypa.org to discuss.

https://form.jotform.com/SAH.../dog-adoption-application

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

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