Meet Our Current Foster Dogs Who Are Looking for Their Loving Fur-ever Homes in Allentown
At Camp Bow Wow Allentown, we believe every dog should have a loving fur-ever home. We work closely with local shelters and rescues to help with their adoption efforts, and often have foster dogs staying at Camp. These dogs get to play all day with other Campers, snooze the night away in individual Cabins, and get lots of love and attention from our Certified Camp Counselors®.
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Gruff
AvailableAdoption Information: Gruff is the sweetest, goofiest looking fella with the most charming personality that you'll ever meet! He was found as stray in Bethlehem and was never claimed. He is a spunky bull dog mix weighing in at 45 lbs. He is such a playful boy with a heart of gold & a smile sure to keep you laughing. He loves frolicking around outside like a baby horse, sniffing all the new smells & getting butt scratches from EVERYONE. He knows how to sit and lay down, and is great on leash! He is a absolute social butterfly with everyone. He's open to a home with other pups, feline friends & kiddos! If you're looking for a cuddle buddy to binge watch your favorite shows with, or someone to take hiking, look NO further, how could you have a ruff day when you're having a Gruff day?!
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Mia Rose
AvailableAdoption Information:
Mia Rose was a stray in Philly and pulled from ACCT. She is a terrier mix and about 8 months old and 25 lbs. This little girl is the perfect mix of spunky, playful, and cuddly. She is open to a home with kids and dogs, she has not been cat tested. She loves romping around with her friends and snuggling up with our counselors at the end of the night. Mia is a high energy girl who will need an active family. She is potty trained but still working on her commands and her leash manners.
Our Partners
Lehigh Valley Humane Society:
Saving animals. Serving community. That is the motto of the Lehigh Valley Humane Society (LVHS). LVHS has undergone dramatic changes in the last five years, with new leadership, new programs, and a beautiful new facility. In addition to rescuing and rehabilitating 3,000 abandoned and abused animals per year, the LVHS also strives to provide affordable programming- like a Community Vet Clinic- to thousands of local pet owners who have historically had little access to the kinds of services that keep animals happy, healthy, and out of shelters.
If you’d like to know more about LVHS: please find their links below.
Website: https://lehighvalleyhumanesociety.org/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theLVHS
The Sanctuary at Haasfville:
The Sanctuary at Haafsville is a safe haven for homeless cats and dogs. At the Sanctuary at Haafsville, we believe in the highest level of care for our animals. We may be small, but we are mighty. We rescue approximately 1,200 abused and abandoned animals per year. We are a volunteer-run shelter that believes in helping locally and we strive to find the best match for each and every family. We are a no-kill shelter that takes in many seniors and medical cases. To learn more about the Sanctuary at Haafsville, visit our website www.thesanctuarypa.org or check out our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/thesanctuaryfamily
Animal Food Bank of the Lehigh Valley:
Our mission is to keep companion animals in loving homes and prevent their surrender to the shelter system by supplying families with pet food in times of economic distress. The Animal Food Bank is one of the largest operating “stand-alone” food banks for companion animals in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the only pet food bank in the Lehigh Valley.
To learn more about the Animal Food Bank of the Lehigh Valley or how you can donate, please visit them at:
Website: https://www.afblv.com/
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