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Centerville Pet Rescue

Centerville Pet Rescue (CPR) provides/coordinates services for the rescue, care, and re-homing of unwanted pets in Lancaster, PA and beyond.

Centerville Pet Rescue is a no-profit rescue currently handling cats only. Our adoption center is located inside That Fish Place That Pet Place in Lancaster PA. If interested in adoption, please complete our adoption application by visiting: https://centervillepetrescue.org/adoption-application/

Public Hours
Friday: 12 pm - 6 pm
Saturday: 12 pm - 6 pm
Sunday: 12 pm - 2 pm

Hours by Appointment
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e following hours are available by appointment for approved adopters only. To be approved, please complete an Adoption Application. Once you receive an approval email, contact us to schedule a time to visit. Monday: 12 pm - 4 pm
Tuesday: 12 pm - 4 pm
Thursday: 12 pm - 4 pm

Our available cats can be viewed on our website at: https://centervillepetrescue.org/adoptable-pets/

12/29/2025

🎉 Congratulations Wonton & Gnocchi, Candy Cane & Farfelle, Stream, Rigatoni & Tortellini (not in photo), Ditto and Dreidel! 😺

These kitties will be starting out 2026 with a new home!!

12/29/2025

💚🐾 A huge THANK YOU to Girl Scout Troop #20577 for their incredibly generous donation of handmade cat toys!

The troop brought us a fabulous assortment, and our cats wasted no time at all putting them to the ultimate play-test — pouncing, batting, and zooming with pure joy. 🐱✨

We are eternally grateful for the time, creativity, and kindness that went into each toy. Acts like this make such a meaningful difference for the cats in our care, and we are so thankful for your support of our rescue.

Thank you for thinking of us and our feline friends! 💕

12/28/2025

Saturday snuggles from the available kitties at CPR 😺

If you see one your are interested in meeting please submit our online adoption application at centervillepetrescue.org. Once approved we can schedule a time for you to meet them or you can stop in to visit during our open hours. 😊

12/27/2025

🌶️ Meet Oreo Crumble — Extra Spicy, No Refunds! 🌶️

Oreo Crumble isn’t just a cookie… she’s the spice of life served with a side of sass. This gorgeous adolescent girl is bursting with personality and has tons of love to give—but like any good hot sauce, she’s best enjoyed by someone who knows when to stop pouring.

Oreo is very honest about her feelings. When she’s soaking up affection, she’s ALL IN. When she’s done? She’ll let you know with clear signals. Ignore those cues and you may receive a polite (but firm) alert nibble or a dramatic paw swat. Communication is her love language.

She’s done well living with other cats and even small, respectful dogs. Young children are a no-go, simply because Oreo expects her boundaries to be respected—and safety always comes first.

This wild child is smart, spicy, and seriously bored living in a room here. She needs a home where her personality can shine, her energy can be channeled, and her cues are understood. In return? You get a stunning, entertaining, and deeply lovable companion who keeps life interesting.

Think you can handle the Crumble? 🌶️🍪
Apply to adopt Oreo Crumble today!

📝 Adoption application:
https://centervillepetrescue.org/adoption-application/

12/26/2025

Attention‼️
Morti here reporting on the road conditions,it’s getting a little slick out so I sent all of our volunteers home for the day. Weather and roads permitting will be back at it tomorrow at noon!

12/24/2025

From all of us — and especially our favorite mascot, Morti — we want to send warm, cheerful holiday wishes to our incredible community! 💚🐾

If you celebrate, we hope your Christmas is filled with joy, comfort, love, and a few extra cozy moments (preferably with a cat or two nearby). And if you don’t celebrate, we hope you’re able to enjoy this time in whatever way brings you peace, happiness, and rest.

Thank you for being part of our rescue family — for your compassion, your support, and the love you show our animals all year long. Morti and the rest of the crew are so grateful for each and every one of you.

Wishing everyone a season filled with kindness, warmth, and happy moments — however you choose to celebrate. 🎁🐾💫

12/23/2025

12/22/2025

🎉 Congratulations Narwhal, Selena, Wolverine, Beans, Sloth & Sir Rabbit (not pictured), Molly McGoo, Rain, Churu, Copy (not pictured) and Paste! 😺

These lucky kitties found new homes for Christmas!🎄

Address

237 Centerville Road, Suite 7
Lancaster, PA
17603

Opening Hours

Friday	12pm - 6pm
Saturday	12pm - 6pm
Sunday	12pm - 2pm

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+17174053425

Website

http://www.centervillepetrescue.org/, https://centervillepetrescue.org/adoptable-pets

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Centerville Pet Rescue (CPR) was founded by a group of friends, experienced and passionate about caring for animals in need. These long-time friends spent many months discussing their plans to open a rescue. During the planning process one of these friends, Stella, was diagnosed with cancer. Sadly, Stella lost her battle with the disease but prior to her passing she asked that those wishing to honor her life donate to the rescue that she had helped to create. CPR used the funds donated by Stella’s family and friends to start its work. The organization has quickly grown into an animal welfare organization that would have made Stella very proud. She is represented as Director Emeritus to officially recognize her contribution to our organization.

CPR operates an adoption center in Lancaster County PA and works to support the community and surrounding region. Rescue, care and adoption of animals is our primary activity with animals in foster care and at our adoption center. Volunteer fosters provide daily for animals in their care while other volunteers provide for the animals in our adoption center. Considerable time is spent transporting animals to and from veterinary visits and foster homes. Our volunteers also respond to requests from the public regarding animal surrenders, lost pets and our services, which include:

Rescue: The primary purpose of CPR is the rescue of animals in need. Rescue of animals includes accepting strays and surrendered pets from the public, other non-profit animal welfare organizations and veterinary offices.

Care: When an animal is rescued it receives an examination by a licensed veterinarian. The animal is given the necessary vaccinations and is treated for any medical problems or injuries. If the animal is not spayed/neutered, this surgery is scheduled according to the age and health of the pet. We currently depend on discounted fees for these services from local veterinarians and other non-profit animal welfare organizations. These health care costs are substantial and account for most of our adoption program operating expenses.

Once cleared by a veterinarian, the animal is placed into foster care. These volunteer fosters provide a temporary home and assist in evaluating the animal’s temperament, monitor their health, provide socialization and assist in finding the pet a new home. Centerville Pet Rescue continues to improve our adoption center, allowing us to rescue, care for and adopt more animals in need.

Adoptions: We use several methods for finding new homes for the animals we rescue. Promotion online, adoption events, placement in our adoption center and word-of-mouth. Each potential adopter completes an application and is evaluated to ensure the pet is going to a home that best suits that animals’ behavioral preferences and one that has the financial means to care for the pet.

Spay and Neuter: Spaying/Neutering animals is the only proven way to prevent unwanted animal pregnancies and reduce the number of animals needing homes. Centerville Pet Rescue only adopts pets that have been spayed or neutered. If an animal is not spayed or neutered (usually due to age or health restrictions) when rescued, the procedure will be performed prior to adoption or following adoption according to the terms of a signed adoption agreement. As with other health care services, surgeries are performed by licensed veterinarians.

We also work to educate the public about the importance of having their pets spayed or neutered. We promote the social benefit of reducing overpopulation as well as the health benefits for their pet. Spaying and neutering does not just prevent unwanted litters. The procedure can reduce the likelihood of behavioral problems associated with mating instincts such as marking territory and roaming. Pets that are less likely to wander off in search of a mate reduces the risk of a dog or cat being hit by a car, getting lost, fighting, or biting people. The surgery can also greatly minimize the risk of a pet developing testicular cancer, ovarian cancer, prostatic hyperplasia, uterine infection, uterine cancer, pyometra and mammary tumors.

Microchip Identification: Pets without identification have very little chance of being reunited with their families. Centerville Pet Rescue uses microchips on every pet being adopted and offers low-cost microchip clinics to both encourage pet owners to microchip their pets and as a source of funds to support our charitable purpose. Microchipping is part of our efforts to return lost pets to their homes and keep them out of shelters. The simple procedure takes only seconds and requires no anesthesia or surgery. Shelters across the country use hand-held scanners to identify these microchips and return pets to their owners.

In addition to the funds generated through adoption fees and microchip clinics, our organization seeks donations from the public and businesses. We seek these donations through our website and social media sites like Facebook. We also hold fundraising events throughout the year to generate revenue and donations. Finally, many members of our board of director’s have extensive knowledge of the pet industry which provides access to unique sources of funds to help support our work.

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