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If you find a stray DOG OR have lost your DOG

Please immediately call the Northwest Regional Police Department at 717-367-8481.West Donegal Township has entered into an Agreement with theLancaster County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (LCSPCA) to handle stray dogs. LCSPCA will not accept dogs from individuals. All dogs will be processed through the LCSPCA by the Police Department. A stray dog will be kept

by the Police for several hours while the officers try to locate the owner. If the owner

cannot be located, the animal will be sent to the LCSPCA.

RECLAIM FEES:

$50.00-Charged by West Donegal Township (LCSPCA will collect on our benefit)

LCSPCA Location to Reclaim:

599 Chesapeake Street

Lancaster, PA 17602

(717) 917-6979

www.lancasterspca.org

If you find a stray CAT OR have lost your CAT you will need to call one of the following rescues:

LCSPCA - (717) 917-6979 ORCA (717) 397-8922

www.lancasterspca.org www.orcarescue.org

Furever Home Rescue – (717) 560-6400 Helen Krause – (717) 697-3377

www.fureverhomeadoptioncenter.com www.helenkrause.org

PAWS – (717) 957-8122 Castaway Critters – (717) 831-5010

www.pawsofpa.org www.castawaycritters.org

Check out the GEARS website at www.getintogears.org to read all about the programs they offer to residents and non-residents of Elizabethtown. From a Kindercare program, to summer youth programs to the senior center in cooperation with the Masonic Village to special events, trips, and discount tickets. They provide recreation, continuing education and social services activities and programs for the children, youth and adults.

The Lancaster County Solid Waste Management Authority’s (LCSWMA) mission is to manage solid waste and recyclable materials in an environmentally safe, reliable and efficient manner.

Did you know that LCSWMA has developed an innovative system, the only one of its kind in Pennsylvania, where the flow of waste into a landfill is reduced and the consumption of natural resources is reduced by generating energy from the waste and diverting a large portion of the waste for recycling or reuse? To learn more about this system and all about LCSWMA visit their website at www.lcswma.org.

Looking for a particular book, visit the library’s website at www.etownpubliclibrary.org where they are hooked up with the County library system and can search all libraries. If a particular book is found at one of the participating libraries, they will have it delivered to the Elizabethtown Library for you. To learn more and to discover all that the library has to offer, visit with them soon. The library has changed their hours due to state funding cuts. Contact your state representative and help the library continue to operate.