Welcome to the York County SPCA
Giving Animals A New Leash on Life
2025 Impact
animals reunited with owners
adoptions
spay & neuter surgeries
Hi, I'm Pico De Gato.
Pico De Gato is a sweet and friendly girl with a big heart and an even bigger love for people! She never meets a stranger and is always excited to make new friends. Whether you’re a longtime companion or someone she’s just met, Pico is ready to greet you with affection and charm.
This lovable lady enjoys all the pets, cuddles, and snuggles she can get. If you’re looking for a cat who wants to be close to her people, Pico is your girl. She thrives on attention and loves spending time with her favorite humans.
Pico also has a soft spot for food and treats! A tasty snack is a sure way to make her happy, and she’s always ready to join in when it’s time for a treat.
With her gentle personality, affectionate nature, and friendly spirit, Pico De Gato is sure to bring love, companionship, and plenty of purrs to her forever home. Could she be the perfect addition to your family?
Hi, I'm Onyx.
Bringing good luck and love to his future forever home, this black cat’s name is Onyx. Onyx came from a home with too many cats for his owner to care for. Onyx took to his old roommates with gusto, head butting the other cats like they’d never been apart. He’s been more unsure in opening up to human staff, waiting until he feels safe to come out and greet you, but we expect him to blossom with just a little more time based on his hesitant affection.
Due to Onyx’s background, we don’t know how he feels about living with dogs or kids, but he’s well accustomed to sharing his space with other feline friends and had numerous roommates from his old home here with him in the shelter who he enjoys. He especially gets along well with his bonded roommate, Misty. Onyx is a very new resident of the shelter, but he’s coming around to the shelter life quickly. He seems to possess a quiet, resilient spirit, and we look forward to getting to know him more until his forever family recognizes this precious gem and takes him home!
Hi, I'm Misty.
Misty is a sweet, older female cat with a gentle soul and a shy personality. She may take a little time to come out of her shell, but beneath her quiet nature is a loving companion just waiting to bond with the right person. Once she feels safe, Misty shows her affectionate side in soft, subtle ways that make her all the more special.
She has experience living in a home with multiple other cats, so she may do well in a calm, cat-friendly environment—especially with patient companions who respect her space.
Misty would thrive in a peaceful home where she can settle in at her own pace and build trust gradually. With a little patience and a lot of love, she’ll reward you with quiet companionship and a loyal heart.
Hi, I'm Bea.
🌼 Meet Bea 🌼
Bea is a gentle, quiet soul who is looking for someone willing to let her bloom at her own pace. While she’s naturally shy and prefers to observe from a cozy corner, she’s made wonderful progress in foster care. In the evenings, when things are calm and quiet, she’ll often gather the courage to approach for soft head rubs, showing just how much love is waiting beneath her timid exterior.
Sudden movements and loud noises can still startle Bea, so she would thrive in a peaceful home with a patient adopter who understands that trust is earned over time. She isn’t aggressive—just cautious—and every small step she takes is a sign of the confidence she’s slowly building. Her favorite pastime is relaxing in a safe spot and enjoying gentle affection from the people she trusts.
Bea’s ideal home is quiet, predictable, and filled with patience. She would likely do best as the only cat, where she can continue gaining confidence at her own speed. For the person willing to give her that chance, Bea has all the makings of a wonderfully loyal companion.
Hi, I'm Nick Cannon.
To a rabbit, family comes first, and that’s why Nick Cannon came into the shelter as the proud father of eleven rabbit kits (of varying ages with several mothers). Thankfully, Nick’s dad days are now done and he’s ready to find a human family of his own—without the possibility of more surprise additions! Nick lived in a home with several young human children and other rabbits, though he was reportedly more mellow and independent than others in his group. Nick does accept petting—which is good because his soft Rex coat is quite addictive to touch—and always enjoys his food. Perhaps when he’s away from the chaos of the shelter life with a family of his own, he’ll blossom?
Nick has been working hard on his litter training and hopes to continue to hone his skills while waiting for his family to come along. Due to his successful multi-rabbit background, Nick Cannon might be a good option for a bonded pair, whether that is reintroducing him to rabbits he previously lived with or with your rabbit at home! There’s only one way to find out, and that’s on meet day!
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Fostering saves two lives – the life of the animal in your home and the one we now have space for in the shelter. Our foster families create the capacity for us to care for more animals, and for pets struggling in the shelter environment, a foster family’s loving home can make a life-saving difference. Join our foster team to help pets heal, grow, and prepare for their forever home.
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pets saved thanks to our volunteer foster families
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- Taylor Harris
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