Rescue Pets

At Keystone Pet Place we have a huge passion for animals and their owners. So when a veterinarian asked for help with their constant overflow of rescue cats we decided to help out. There is a terrible over population of cats and so many in need of a forever home. Starting the cat rescue in 2013 paved the way for our dog rescue in 2016. Thus began our non-profit, Keystone Pet Rescue 501(c)(3). Our rescue fits perfectly with our store's passion, providing quality service and care to animals and their humans.

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"Giving hope to animals, and love to families, one adoption at a time." - Keystone Pet Rescue

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Below is the current list of rescue animals we have available for adoption at our Mount Joy location. The description given is only brief, so please call the Mount Joy store, email or stop in with further questions.

Name: Candy

Breed: Cocker Spaniel 

Age: 4.5 years old 

Sex: Female

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Candy loves being outside in the sun and barking at squirrels. She wants to be with you and follows you around. She is not a fan of her kennel and can be territorial to other dogs around the kennel, but does well once she is outside of her crate. She needs a patient owner for training, she sometimes excited/nervous pees, this has been getting better with time.

Name: Peaches

Breed: Pekingese 

Age: 4 years old 

Sex: Female

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Peaches is a very cute, happy little girl. She loves getting chin & ear rubs! She is a little slow to try new things, but enjoys being with people & is happy for any love & attention given to her! She is not housebroken yet, but has been doing really well for crate training.

Name: Willow

Age: <1 year old

Sex: Female

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Willow is a sweet, playful kitty. She enjoys playing with springs, balls and toy mice and getting lots of attention. She does well with other cats and appears to do well with dogs also. Willow has a minor upper respiratory issue that may or may not require further vet care.

Name: Cerberus

Age: 2 years old

Sex: Male

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Cerberus is a little shy but still loves attention. He spends most of his time curled up under his favorite blue blanket. Cerberus does well with other cats and older children. He has never been around dogs.