About

The Montgomery County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is a nonprofit organization dedicated to animal protection and caring for abandoned, unwanted, lost and abused domestic animals. Established in 1909 and chartered in 1916, the MCSPCA boasts three locations across Montgomery County, PA, located in Abington, Conshohocken, and Perkiomenville. 

Constructed in 1997, our Abington facility located in Abington Township is the newest and smallest location in our agency network. Small animals, cats, and dogs are routinely available for adoption through this location. *Please note, the Abington facility will be closed until further notice.*

Our Conshohocken facility located in Whitemarsh Township houses the largest animal population of our three facilities with two separate dog kennel housing units and a catary for our feline and small animal population, along with several isolation areas. In addition, it is home to the organization's Executive Offices and also has a separate building that contains a surgical suite with recovery and treatment rooms. 

The Perkiomenville facility is set on a picturesque 60+ acre farm located in Upper Frederick Township with a historic bank barn that offers refuge to abused and neglected livestock. The bright and airy shelter has a large dog kennel housing unit, a catary, multiple isolation areas, and an in-house surgical suite with a recovery area. 

Since the time of inception over 100 years ago, the MCSPCA has remained an open-admission facility dedicated to offering animals within our community a place of safety and shelter when needed. We have remained true to our mission of investigating and prosecuting animal cruelty and providing educational community outreach in an effort to end the unnecessary suffering and neglect. The MCSPCA is currently in the process of transition and will continue to make changes needed as we move forward and strive to be a leader in animal welfare.