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SUMMARY:Fall in Love with Fostering Event
DESCRIPTION:A Free Foster Open House at Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh\nThis Valentine’s season\, share your love in a way that truly changes lives. \nJoin Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh for Fall in Love with Fostering\, a special Valentine’s Foster Recruitment Open House designed to help you learn how fostering saves lives across our community. \nThis free\, family-friendly event will introduce you to the many types of foster opportunities available at HARP\, from dogs and cats to bunnies and wildlife. The event will place special emphasis on neonatal kitten fostering\, one of the most urgent and life-saving foster needs as kitten season approaches. \nMid event\, catch the short presentation on how to bottle feed our tiniest pets and meet some of our foster families- pups included! \nYou do not need prior experience. Just a willingness to open your heart and your home. \nWhether you are curious\, considering fostering for the first time\, or ready to jump in\, this open house is the perfect way to learn more and get started. \nWhat to Expect at the Foster Open House\n\nMeet HARP’s Foster Team and experienced foster parents\nShort\, informative presentations on fostering basics and animals most in need\nInteractive information stations for dogs\, cats\, kittens\, bunnies\, and more\nSpecial foster animal guests you may just fall head over paws for\nValentine’s Day treats\, favors\, and raffle baskets\nEasy\, on-the-spot ways to start or restart your foster application\n\nLocation:Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh\, East Side Shelter6926 Hamilton Avenue\, Pittsburgh\, PA 15208 \nDate:Sunday\, February 8 \nTime:11:00 AM to 2:00 PM \nCost:Free and open to the public
URL:https://humaneanimalrescue.org/event/fall-in-love-with-fostering-open-house/
LOCATION:East Side\, 6926 Hamilton Avenue\, Pittsburgh\, 15208\, United States
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SUMMARY:Low-Cost Vaccine Clinic | North Side
DESCRIPTION:Important: Each client is limited to a maximum of 5 pets per vaccine clinic. \n\n\nNo appointment is required. Walk-ins are welcome between 9 am and 4 pm. Although we make every effort to streamline the process\, please be aware that there might be some wait times. Your patience and cooperation are greatly appreciated as we work to ensure a smooth and efficient experience for all. \n\n\nImportant Arrival Notice \nTo ensure a smooth and efficient check-in process\, please note the following: \n\nPlease do not arrive prior to 9:00 AM. We kindly request that you wait in your vehicle until 9:00 AM before checking in.\n\nThis allows us to prepare for the day and ensure that we can provide the best possible service to all our guests. Your cooperation in this matter is greatly appreciated. \nThank you for your understanding and we look forward to seeing you at 9:00 AM! \n\n\n\n\n\nCanine Vaccines\n\nRabies vaccine: $18\nDHPP vaccine: $23\nBordetella Intranasal vaccine: $20\nLeptospirosis vaccine: $26\nLyme Disease vaccine: $28\nInfluenza: $40\nMicrochip: $20\n\nSuper Dog Package: $60\n\nRabies vaccine\nDHPP\nBordetella Intranasal vaccine\n\nElite Dog Package: $112\n\nRabies vaccine\nDHPP vaccine\nBordetella Intranasal vaccine\nLyme Disease vaccine\nLeptospirosis vaccine\n\nFeline Vaccines\n\nRabies vaccine: $18\nFVRCP: $23\nFeLV vaccine: $24\nMicrochip: $20\n\nSuper Cat Packages: $41\n\nFVRCP\nRabies vaccine\n\nElite Cat Package: $63\n\nFVRCP\nRabies vaccine\nFeLV vaccine\n\n\nA $12 technician fee and a $8 biohazard fee apply per pet. \n\n\nWe recommend having your pet tested for Lyme disease and/or FeLV disease prior to receiving the vaccine. Unfortunately\, we are unable to do this testing during vaccine clinic hours. 
URL:https://humaneanimalrescue.org/event/vaccineclinicnorth25/2026-02-09/
LOCATION:North Side\, 1101 Western Ave\, Pittsburgh\, PA\, 15233\, United States
CATEGORIES:Vaccine Clinic
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SUMMARY:Animal Tales
DESCRIPTION:Reading to Shelter Animals in Pittsburgh\nBack by popular demand! Animal Tales is a program in which children ages 4-17 can read to adoptable animals at HARP’s East Side shelter! \nThis program aims to provide socialization and enrichment for the animals in our care\, increasing their wellbeing and adoptability. In the process\, our readers build confidence in their literacy skills and learn lessons about animal interactions and body language that will last a lifetime. \nParticipants attend an orientation (along with their grown up) to learn all about our HARP shelter\, the domestic animals here\, and the keys to observing animal behavior. Once you and your child attend an orientation\, they can sign up for as many or as few assigned dates to come read to the animals! Children can bring their own books (or choose from our collection) and then read to animals whose kennels are marked with a “Read to me next!” sign. \nPricing: \n\nOrientation – $10 per child (one-time fee)\nEach Reading – $7 per reading session\n\nOther notes: \nAllergens: We do our best to make our programming a safe and inclusive space\, but be advised that there may be allergens present at our facility (like pollen\, animal dander\, and nuts). \nAccessibility & Inclusivity: We would like to offer one Monday reading session a month (in addition to the two other sessions) to provide a more sensory-friendly experience (since the shelter is closed to the public on Mondays). This program is welcoming and inclusive of people of all reading abilities\, so please let us know if your reader may require any special accommodation. \nRegister for an orientation and the reading sessions online via our Active Network software (click the button below). Note that registration for April & May readings will be available on March 1st! \nPlease read these expectations below before registering for the program. The benefits for the animals and readers are endless! To set everyone up for success\, check out our FAQ below to understand more about what to expect! \nWhat animals will we be reading to? \nCats and bunnies are the most common animals to read to at Animal Tales\, but occasionally dogs\, turtles\, guinea pigs\, ferrets\, and more have also participated in the fun! Our adoptable animal population is always changing\, so we can never guarantee any specific individual or type of animal will be available. \nWill we be playing with the animals?We have special volunteer roles (such as cat cuddlers\, dog walkers\, small animal enrichment\, etc.) who play with and pet the animals\, so our reading role is a special one to enrich them in a totally unique way! We carefully designed this program around a calm activity (like reading from the outside of the kennels) to encourage a paws-itive environment by reading “bedtime” stories at the end of the day.Why are there time slots and a session capacity? \nWe have a max capacity for the number of readers in each session to ensure there are enough animals for everyone to read to and to make sure there aren’t too many people overwhelming the adoption areas at once. \nCan I read without attending an orientation? All readers must attend orientation to learn about animal body language and behavior\, understand the expectations of the program\, and get a tour around the adoption floor. Orientations are held early on to ensure everyone has a chance to attend as many of the 12 reading sessions as possible. If you are waitlisted or discover the fun after orientations have passed\, sign up to be on our mailing list to get notified as soon as the next season dates are released!Safety and Dismissal There are rules and signage in place to keep both the patrons and animals safe and healthy. We take these precautions seriously\, so we reserve the right to dismiss anyone from the program who we feel is unable to follow these guidelines.Register for Orientation AND Reading Here
URL:https://humaneanimalrescue.org/event/animal-tales-feb9-2026/
LOCATION:East Side\, 6926 Hamilton Avenue\, Pittsburgh\, 15208\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh":MAILTO:contact@humaneanimalrescue.org
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SUMMARY:HARP to Heart Valentine's Day Adoption Event
DESCRIPTION:Love is in the air at Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh. \nJoin us on February 11 from 5:00 pm to 7:30 pm at our East Side shelter for HARP to Heart\, a Valentine themed adoption event built for one thing\, helping you find your perfect match. Come enjoy a heart shaped cookie\, meet adoptable dogs and cats\, and spend time with the animal who just might choose you right back. \nWalk in\, take a look around\, and let our team help guide you toward a connection that feels right. Whether you are looking for a walking buddy\, a cozy couch companion\, or a best friend who makes every day feel lighter\, your love connection could be waiting right here. \nBig thank you to our sponsor Pollock Beggs! \nNo registration needed. Just show up and meet your match.
URL:https://humaneanimalrescue.org/event/valentines-adoption-event-pittsburgh/
LOCATION:East Side\, 6926 Hamilton Avenue\, Pittsburgh\, 15208\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh":MAILTO:contact@humaneanimalrescue.org
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DTSTAMP:20260403T144217
CREATED:20251231T192951Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251231T200503Z
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SUMMARY:Animal Tales
DESCRIPTION:Reading to Shelter Animals in Pittsburgh\nBack by popular demand! Animal Tales is a program in which children ages 4-17 can read to adoptable animals at HARP’s East Side shelter! \nThis program aims to provide socialization and enrichment for the animals in our care\, increasing their wellbeing and adoptability. In the process\, our readers build confidence in their literacy skills and learn lessons about animal interactions and body language that will last a lifetime. \nParticipants attend an orientation (along with their grown up) to learn all about our HARP shelter\, the domestic animals here\, and the keys to observing animal behavior. Once you and your child attend an orientation\, they can sign up for as many or as few assigned dates to come read to the animals! Children can bring their own books (or choose from our collection) and then read to animals whose kennels are marked with a “Read to me next!” sign. \nPricing: \n\nOrientation – $10 per child (one-time fee)\nEach Reading – $7 per reading session\n\nOther notes: \nAllergens: We do our best to make our programming a safe and inclusive space\, but be advised that there may be allergens present at our facility (like pollen\, animal dander\, and nuts). \nAccessibility & Inclusivity: We would like to offer one Monday reading session a month (in addition to the two other sessions) to provide a more sensory-friendly experience (since the shelter is closed to the public on Mondays). This program is welcoming and inclusive of people of all reading abilities\, so please let us know if your reader may require any special accommodation. \nRegister for an orientation and the reading sessions online via our Active Network software (click the button below). Note that registration for April & May readings will be available on March 1st! \nPlease read these expectations below before registering for the program. The benefits for the animals and readers are endless! To set everyone up for success\, check out our FAQ below to understand more about what to expect! \nWhat animals will we be reading to? \nCats and bunnies are the most common animals to read to at Animal Tales\, but occasionally dogs\, turtles\, guinea pigs\, ferrets\, and more have also participated in the fun! Our adoptable animal population is always changing\, so we can never guarantee any specific individual or type of animal will be available. \nWill we be playing with the animals?We have special volunteer roles (such as cat cuddlers\, dog walkers\, small animal enrichment\, etc.) who play with and pet the animals\, so our reading role is a special one to enrich them in a totally unique way! We carefully designed this program around a calm activity (like reading from the outside of the kennels) to encourage a paws-itive environment by reading “bedtime” stories at the end of the day.Why are there time slots and a session capacity? \nWe have a max capacity for the number of readers in each session to ensure there are enough animals for everyone to read to and to make sure there aren’t too many people overwhelming the adoption areas at once. \nCan I read without attending an orientation? All readers must attend orientation to learn about animal body language and behavior\, understand the expectations of the program\, and get a tour around the adoption floor. Orientations are held early on to ensure everyone has a chance to attend as many of the 12 reading sessions as possible. If you are waitlisted or discover the fun after orientations have passed\, sign up to be on our mailing list to get notified as soon as the next season dates are released!Safety and Dismissal There are rules and signage in place to keep both the patrons and animals safe and healthy. We take these precautions seriously\, so we reserve the right to dismiss anyone from the program who we feel is unable to follow these guidelines.Register for Orientation AND Reading Here
URL:https://humaneanimalrescue.org/event/animal-tales/
LOCATION:East Side\, 6926 Hamilton Avenue\, Pittsburgh\, 15208\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh":MAILTO:contact@humaneanimalrescue.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260301T110000
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SUMMARY:Puppy Yoga: SOLD OUT
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a heartwarming and stress-relieving Puppy Yoga class at Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh on Sunday\, March 1st from 11 AM – 12 PM! Arrive at 10:30 AM to check in\, get settled\, and meet our adorable\, adoptable puppies while flowing into a relaxing yoga practice. \nDetails:\n📍 Location: Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh – North Side Shelter (1101 Western Avenue)\n🎒 What to Bring: Your own yoga mat (water provided\, but feel free to bring your own)\n✍️ Waiver: All participants will be asked to sign a waiver upon arrival \nWhat to Expect:\n– A playful\, beginner-friendly yoga class\n– A relaxing way to stretch\, unwind\, and de-stress while supporting HARP’s lifesaving work!\n– Quality time with adorable\, adoptable puppies looking for their forever homes \nSpots are limited\, so don’t miss out on this joyful experience! Secure your ticket today and enjoy an hour of yoga\, puppy snuggles\, and good vibes—all for a great cause. \n🐾 Reserve your spot now! 🐾
URL:https://humaneanimalrescue.org/event/puppy-yoga/
LOCATION:North Side\, 1101 Western Ave\, Pittsburgh\, PA\, 15233\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh":MAILTO:contact@humaneanimalrescue.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260309T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260309T160000
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CREATED:20260217T160407Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260217T160408Z
UID:10000627-1773046800-1773072000@humaneanimalrescue.org
SUMMARY:Low-Cost Vaccine Clinic | East Side
DESCRIPTION:Important: Each client is limited to a maximum of 5 pets per vaccine clinic. \n\n\nNo appointment is required. Walk-ins are welcome between 9 am and 4 pm. Although we make every effort to streamline the process\, please be aware that there might be some wait times. Your patience and cooperation are greatly appreciated as we work to ensure a smooth and efficient experience for all. \n\n\nImportant Arrival Notice \nTo ensure a smooth and efficient check-in process\, please note the following: \n\nPlease do not arrive prior to 9:00 AM. We kindly request that you wait in your vehicle until 9:00 AM before checking in.\n\nThis allows us to prepare for the day and ensure that we can provide the best possible service to all our guests. Your cooperation in this matter is greatly appreciated. \nThank you for your understanding and we look forward to seeing you at 9:00 AM! \n\n\n\n\n\nCanine Vaccines\n\nRabies vaccine: $21\nDHPP vaccine: $27\nBordetella Intranasal vaccine: $24\nLeptospirosis vaccine: $32\nLyme Disease vaccine: $36\nInfluenza: $51\nMicrochip: $23\n\nSuper Dog Package: $69\n\nRabies vaccine\nDHPP\nBordetella Intranasal vaccine\n\nElite Dog Package: $135\n\nRabies vaccine\nDHPP vaccine\nBordetella Intranasal vaccine\nLyme Disease vaccine\nLeptospirosis vaccine\n\nFeline Vaccines\n\nRabies vaccine: $21\nFVRCP: $28\nFeLV vaccine: $28\nMicrochip: $23\n\nSuper Cat Packages: $48\n\nFVRCP\nRabies vaccine\n\nElite Cat Package: $73\n\nFVRCP\nRabies vaccine\nFeLV vaccine\n\n\nA $14 technician fee and a $9 biohazard fee apply per pet. \n\n\nWe recommend having your pet tested for Lyme disease and/or FeLV disease prior to receiving the vaccine. Unfortunately\, we are unable to do this testing during vaccine clinic hours. 
URL:https://humaneanimalrescue.org/event/low-cost-vaccine-clinic-east-side-4-2/2026-03-09/
LOCATION:East Side\, 6926 Hamilton Avenue\, Pittsburgh\, 15208\, United States
CATEGORIES:Vaccine Clinic
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ORGANIZER;CN="Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh":MAILTO:contact@humaneanimalrescue.org
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SUMMARY:Animal Tales
DESCRIPTION:Reading to Shelter Animals in Pittsburgh\nBack by popular demand! Animal Tales is a program in which children ages 4-17 can read to adoptable animals at HARP’s East Side shelter! \nThis program aims to provide socialization and enrichment for the animals in our care\, increasing their wellbeing and adoptability. In the process\, our readers build confidence in their literacy skills and learn lessons about animal interactions and body language that will last a lifetime. \nParticipants attend an orientation (along with their grown up) to learn all about our HARP shelter\, the domestic animals here\, and the keys to observing animal behavior. Once you and your child attend an orientation\, they can sign up for as many or as few assigned dates to come read to the animals! Children can bring their own books (or choose from our collection) and then read to animals whose kennels are marked with a “Read to me next!” sign. \nPricing: \n\nOrientation – $10 per child (one-time fee)\nEach Reading – $7 per reading session\n\nOther notes: \nAllergens: We do our best to make our programming a safe and inclusive space\, but be advised that there may be allergens present at our facility (like pollen\, animal dander\, and nuts). \nAccessibility & Inclusivity: We would like to offer one Monday reading session a month (in addition to the two other sessions) to provide a more sensory-friendly experience (since the shelter is closed to the public on Mondays). This program is welcoming and inclusive of people of all reading abilities\, so please let us know if your reader may require any special accommodation. \nRegister for an orientation and the reading sessions online via our Active Network software (click the button below). Note that registration for April & May readings will be available on March 1st! \nPlease read these expectations below before registering for the program. The benefits for the animals and readers are endless! To set everyone up for success\, check out our FAQ below to understand more about what to expect! \nWhat animals will we be reading to? \nCats and bunnies are the most common animals to read to at Animal Tales\, but occasionally dogs\, turtles\, guinea pigs\, ferrets\, and more have also participated in the fun! Our adoptable animal population is always changing\, so we can never guarantee any specific individual or type of animal will be available. \nWill we be playing with the animals?We have special volunteer roles (such as cat cuddlers\, dog walkers\, small animal enrichment\, etc.) who play with and pet the animals\, so our reading role is a special one to enrich them in a totally unique way! We carefully designed this program around a calm activity (like reading from the outside of the kennels) to encourage a paws-itive environment by reading “bedtime” stories at the end of the day.Why are there time slots and a session capacity? \nWe have a max capacity for the number of readers in each session to ensure there are enough animals for everyone to read to and to make sure there aren’t too many people overwhelming the adoption areas at once. \nCan I read without attending an orientation? All readers must attend orientation to learn about animal body language and behavior\, understand the expectations of the program\, and get a tour around the adoption floor. Orientations are held early on to ensure everyone has a chance to attend as many of the 12 reading sessions as possible. If you are waitlisted or discover the fun after orientations have passed\, sign up to be on our mailing list to get notified as soon as the next season dates are released!Safety and Dismissal There are rules and signage in place to keep both the patrons and animals safe and healthy. We take these precautions seriously\, so we reserve the right to dismiss anyone from the program who we feel is unable to follow these guidelines.Register for Orientation AND Reading Here
URL:https://humaneanimalrescue.org/event/animal-tales-march9-2026/
LOCATION:East Side\, 6926 Hamilton Avenue\, Pittsburgh\, 15208\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh":MAILTO:contact@humaneanimalrescue.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260317T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260317T183000
DTSTAMP:20260403T144217
CREATED:20251231T194639Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251231T200341Z
UID:10000646-1773768600-1773772200@humaneanimalrescue.org
SUMMARY:Animal Tales
DESCRIPTION:Reading to Shelter Animals in Pittsburgh\nBack by popular demand! Animal Tales is a program in which children ages 4-17 can read to adoptable animals at HARP’s East Side shelter! \nThis program aims to provide socialization and enrichment for the animals in our care\, increasing their wellbeing and adoptability. In the process\, our readers build confidence in their literacy skills and learn lessons about animal interactions and body language that will last a lifetime. \nParticipants attend an orientation (along with their grown up) to learn all about our HARP shelter\, the domestic animals here\, and the keys to observing animal behavior. Once you and your child attend an orientation\, they can sign up for as many or as few assigned dates to come read to the animals! Children can bring their own books (or choose from our collection) and then read to animals whose kennels are marked with a “Read to me next!” sign. \nPricing: \n\nOrientation – $10 per child (one-time fee)\nEach Reading – $7 per reading session\n\nOther notes: \nAllergens: We do our best to make our programming a safe and inclusive space\, but be advised that there may be allergens present at our facility (like pollen\, animal dander\, and nuts). \nAccessibility & Inclusivity: We would like to offer one Monday reading session a month (in addition to the two other sessions) to provide a more sensory-friendly experience (since the shelter is closed to the public on Mondays). This program is welcoming and inclusive of people of all reading abilities\, so please let us know if your reader may require any special accommodation. \nRegister for an orientation and the reading sessions online via our Active Network software (click the button below). Note that registration for April & May readings will be available on March 1st! \nPlease read these expectations below before registering for the program. The benefits for the animals and readers are endless! To set everyone up for success\, check out our FAQ below to understand more about what to expect! \nWhat animals will we be reading to? \nCats and bunnies are the most common animals to read to at Animal Tales\, but occasionally dogs\, turtles\, guinea pigs\, ferrets\, and more have also participated in the fun! Our adoptable animal population is always changing\, so we can never guarantee any specific individual or type of animal will be available. \nWill we be playing with the animals?We have special volunteer roles (such as cat cuddlers\, dog walkers\, small animal enrichment\, etc.) who play with and pet the animals\, so our reading role is a special one to enrich them in a totally unique way! We carefully designed this program around a calm activity (like reading from the outside of the kennels) to encourage a paws-itive environment by reading “bedtime” stories at the end of the day.Why are there time slots and a session capacity? \nWe have a max capacity for the number of readers in each session to ensure there are enough animals for everyone to read to and to make sure there aren’t too many people overwhelming the adoption areas at once. \nCan I read without attending an orientation? All readers must attend orientation to learn about animal body language and behavior\, understand the expectations of the program\, and get a tour around the adoption floor. Orientations are held early on to ensure everyone has a chance to attend as many of the 12 reading sessions as possible. If you are waitlisted or discover the fun after orientations have passed\, sign up to be on our mailing list to get notified as soon as the next season dates are released!Safety and Dismissal There are rules and signage in place to keep both the patrons and animals safe and healthy. We take these precautions seriously\, so we reserve the right to dismiss anyone from the program who we feel is unable to follow these guidelines.Register for Orientation AND Reading Here
URL:https://humaneanimalrescue.org/event/animal-tales-march17-2026/
LOCATION:East Side\, 6926 Hamilton Avenue\, Pittsburgh\, 15208\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh":MAILTO:contact@humaneanimalrescue.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260326T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260326T183000
DTSTAMP:20260403T144217
CREATED:20251231T194751Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251231T200257Z
UID:10000647-1774546200-1774549800@humaneanimalrescue.org
SUMMARY:Animal Tales
DESCRIPTION:Reading to Shelter Animals in Pittsburgh\nBack by popular demand! Animal Tales is a program in which children ages 4-17 can read to adoptable animals at HARP’s East Side shelter! \nThis program aims to provide socialization and enrichment for the animals in our care\, increasing their wellbeing and adoptability. In the process\, our readers build confidence in their literacy skills and learn lessons about animal interactions and body language that will last a lifetime. \nParticipants attend an orientation (along with their grown up) to learn all about our HARP shelter\, the domestic animals here\, and the keys to observing animal behavior. Once you and your child attend an orientation\, they can sign up for as many or as few assigned dates to come read to the animals! Children can bring their own books (or choose from our collection) and then read to animals whose kennels are marked with a “Read to me next!” sign. \nPricing: \n\nOrientation – $10 per child (one-time fee)\nEach Reading – $7 per reading session\n\nOther notes: \nAllergens: We do our best to make our programming a safe and inclusive space\, but be advised that there may be allergens present at our facility (like pollen\, animal dander\, and nuts). \nAccessibility & Inclusivity: We would like to offer one Monday reading session a month (in addition to the two other sessions) to provide a more sensory-friendly experience (since the shelter is closed to the public on Mondays). This program is welcoming and inclusive of people of all reading abilities\, so please let us know if your reader may require any special accommodation. \nRegister for an orientation and the reading sessions online via our Active Network software (click the button below). Note that registration for April & May readings will be available on March 1st! \nPlease read these expectations below before registering for the program. The benefits for the animals and readers are endless! To set everyone up for success\, check out our FAQ below to understand more about what to expect! \nWhat animals will we be reading to? \nCats and bunnies are the most common animals to read to at Animal Tales\, but occasionally dogs\, turtles\, guinea pigs\, ferrets\, and more have also participated in the fun! Our adoptable animal population is always changing\, so we can never guarantee any specific individual or type of animal will be available. \nWill we be playing with the animals?We have special volunteer roles (such as cat cuddlers\, dog walkers\, small animal enrichment\, etc.) who play with and pet the animals\, so our reading role is a special one to enrich them in a totally unique way! We carefully designed this program around a calm activity (like reading from the outside of the kennels) to encourage a paws-itive environment by reading “bedtime” stories at the end of the day.Why are there time slots and a session capacity? \nWe have a max capacity for the number of readers in each session to ensure there are enough animals for everyone to read to and to make sure there aren’t too many people overwhelming the adoption areas at once. \nCan I read without attending an orientation? All readers must attend orientation to learn about animal body language and behavior\, understand the expectations of the program\, and get a tour around the adoption floor. Orientations are held early on to ensure everyone has a chance to attend as many of the 12 reading sessions as possible. If you are waitlisted or discover the fun after orientations have passed\, sign up to be on our mailing list to get notified as soon as the next season dates are released!Safety and Dismissal There are rules and signage in place to keep both the patrons and animals safe and healthy. We take these precautions seriously\, so we reserve the right to dismiss anyone from the program who we feel is unable to follow these guidelines.Register for Orientation AND Reading Here
URL:https://humaneanimalrescue.org/event/animal-tales-march26-2026/
LOCATION:East Side\, 6926 Hamilton Avenue\, Pittsburgh\, 15208\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh":MAILTO:contact@humaneanimalrescue.org
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260327T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260327T203000
DTSTAMP:20260403T144217
CREATED:20260113T140706Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260220T173422Z
UID:10000655-1774632600-1774643400@humaneanimalrescue.org
SUMMARY:HARP Uncorked
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a sophisticated evening of wine tasting\, delicious bites\, and unforgettable memories at our third annual HARP Uncorked! Enjoy an exclusive selection of wines paired with tapas and delectable desserts\, all while supporting the animals in our care. \nYour ticket includes: \n\nAll wine tastings\nGourmet food pairings\nComplimentary valet parking\n\nShelter staff and volunteers will be on hand to share inspiring stories about how your support directly impacts HARP’s mission. Don’t miss this unique chance to sip\, savor\, and support! \nGet Tickets Now!
URL:https://humaneanimalrescue.org/event/harp-uncorked/
LOCATION:Pittsburgh’s Grand Hall at the Priory\, 614 Pressley St\, Pittsburgh\, PA\, 15212\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh":MAILTO:contact@humaneanimalrescue.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260407T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260407T120000
DTSTAMP:20260403T144217
CREATED:20260325T163359Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260325T171539Z
UID:10000672-1775552400-1775563200@humaneanimalrescue.org
SUMMARY:Canine Wellness Fair
DESCRIPTION:Keeping your dog healthy should feel simple\, supportive\, and within reach. \nJoin Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh for our Canine Wellness Fair\, a fun and welcoming community event designed to help you care for your dog with confidence. Whether you are looking for essential services\, helpful resources\, or just a great day out with your pet\, this event brings everything together in one place. \nOur team is here to make preventative care easier\, so you can stay ahead of health concerns and give your dog the happy\, healthy life they deserve. You will also have the chance to connect with fellow pet owners\, meet our staff\, and learn more about the ongoing support available through HARP. \nJoin us for• No cost dog vaccines• No cost microchipping• Equipment exchange• Spay and neuter information and resources• Pet food distribution• Grooming services• Pet ID tag station• Food• Music• Giveaways \nThis canine wellness fair in Pittsburgh is all about making care more accessible while creating a joyful\, community-centered experience for pets and their people. \nBring your dog\, bring your friends\, and come spend the day with us. \n\nThis event is made possible with support from Petco Love and Humane World for Animals\, helping us bring essential care directly to our community.
URL:https://humaneanimalrescue.org/event/canine-wellness-fair-pittsburgh/
LOCATION:East Side\, 6926 Hamilton Avenue\, Pittsburgh\, 15208\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh":MAILTO:contact@humaneanimalrescue.org
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260411T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260411T130000
DTSTAMP:20260403T144217
CREATED:20260218T163555Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260312T175026Z
UID:10000667-1775901600-1775912400@humaneanimalrescue.org
SUMMARY:Wildlife Baby Shower
DESCRIPTION:Spring means baby season at HARP’s Wildlife Rehabilitation Center! Help us care for orphaned and injured wildlife at our Annual Wildlife Baby Shower. \n📅 Saturday\, April 11⏰ 10 AM – 1 PM📍 HARP’s East Side Shelter (6926 Hamilton Ave\, Pittsburgh 15208) \nEnjoy family-friendly fun—meet animal ambassadors\, craft\, snack\, and learn how to support baby wildlife. Bring a wishlist item to make an even bigger impact! \nFill A Nest:\nThroughout April\, you can make a difference for the tiniest patients at our Wildlife Rehabilitation Center by joining our Fill A Nest campaign. Just like baby birds need a warm\, safe nest\, our young patients need special care to grow strong. Local companies\, organizations\, and community groups can help by collecting essential supplies like sweet potato baby food\, unsalted nuts\, bird seed\, and more from our Wildlife Baby Shower Wishlist. \nEvery little bit helps these fragile babies on their journey back to the wild. To schedule a donation drop-off\, contact Allison at ARyan@humaneanimalrescue.org. \nAmazon Wish List
URL:https://humaneanimalrescue.org/event/wildlife-baby-shower-26/
LOCATION:East Side\, 6926 Hamilton Avenue\, Pittsburgh\, 15208\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh":MAILTO:contact@humaneanimalrescue.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260413T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260413T180000
DTSTAMP:20260403T144217
CREATED:20251231T194856Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251231T200216Z
UID:10000648-1776099600-1776103200@humaneanimalrescue.org
SUMMARY:Animal Tales
DESCRIPTION:Reading to Shelter Animals in Pittsburgh\nBack by popular demand! Animal Tales is a program in which children ages 4-17 can read to adoptable animals at HARP’s East Side shelter! \nThis program aims to provide socialization and enrichment for the animals in our care\, increasing their wellbeing and adoptability. In the process\, our readers build confidence in their literacy skills and learn lessons about animal interactions and body language that will last a lifetime. \nParticipants attend an orientation (along with their grown up) to learn all about our HARP shelter\, the domestic animals here\, and the keys to observing animal behavior. Once you and your child attend an orientation\, they can sign up for as many or as few assigned dates to come read to the animals! Children can bring their own books (or choose from our collection) and then read to animals whose kennels are marked with a “Read to me next!” sign. \nPricing: \n\nOrientation – $10 per child (one-time fee)\nEach Reading – $7 per reading session\n\nOther notes: \nAllergens: We do our best to make our programming a safe and inclusive space\, but be advised that there may be allergens present at our facility (like pollen\, animal dander\, and nuts). \nAccessibility & Inclusivity: We would like to offer one Monday reading session a month (in addition to the two other sessions) to provide a more sensory-friendly experience (since the shelter is closed to the public on Mondays). This program is welcoming and inclusive of people of all reading abilities\, so please let us know if your reader may require any special accommodation. \nRegister for an orientation and the reading sessions online via our Active Network software (click the button below). Note that registration for April & May readings will be available on March 1st! \nPlease read these expectations below before registering for the program. The benefits for the animals and readers are endless! To set everyone up for success\, check out our FAQ below to understand more about what to expect! \nWhat animals will we be reading to? \nCats and bunnies are the most common animals to read to at Animal Tales\, but occasionally dogs\, turtles\, guinea pigs\, ferrets\, and more have also participated in the fun! Our adoptable animal population is always changing\, so we can never guarantee any specific individual or type of animal will be available. \nWill we be playing with the animals?We have special volunteer roles (such as cat cuddlers\, dog walkers\, small animal enrichment\, etc.) who play with and pet the animals\, so our reading role is a special one to enrich them in a totally unique way! We carefully designed this program around a calm activity (like reading from the outside of the kennels) to encourage a paws-itive environment by reading “bedtime” stories at the end of the day.Why are there time slots and a session capacity? \nWe have a max capacity for the number of readers in each session to ensure there are enough animals for everyone to read to and to make sure there aren’t too many people overwhelming the adoption areas at once. \nCan I read without attending an orientation? All readers must attend orientation to learn about animal body language and behavior\, understand the expectations of the program\, and get a tour around the adoption floor. Orientations are held early on to ensure everyone has a chance to attend as many of the 12 reading sessions as possible. If you are waitlisted or discover the fun after orientations have passed\, sign up to be on our mailing list to get notified as soon as the next season dates are released!Safety and Dismissal There are rules and signage in place to keep both the patrons and animals safe and healthy. We take these precautions seriously\, so we reserve the right to dismiss anyone from the program who we feel is unable to follow these guidelines.Register for Orientation AND Reading Here
URL:https://humaneanimalrescue.org/event/animal-tales-april13-2026/
LOCATION:East Side\, 6926 Hamilton Avenue\, Pittsburgh\, 15208\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh":MAILTO:contact@humaneanimalrescue.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260416T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260416T183000
DTSTAMP:20260403T144217
CREATED:20251231T194939Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251231T200140Z
UID:10000649-1776360600-1776364200@humaneanimalrescue.org
SUMMARY:Animal Tales
DESCRIPTION:Reading to Shelter Animals in Pittsburgh\nBack by popular demand! Animal Tales is a program in which children ages 4-17 can read to adoptable animals at HARP’s East Side shelter! \nThis program aims to provide socialization and enrichment for the animals in our care\, increasing their wellbeing and adoptability. In the process\, our readers build confidence in their literacy skills and learn lessons about animal interactions and body language that will last a lifetime. \nParticipants attend an orientation (along with their grown up) to learn all about our HARP shelter\, the domestic animals here\, and the keys to observing animal behavior. Once you and your child attend an orientation\, they can sign up for as many or as few assigned dates to come read to the animals! Children can bring their own books (or choose from our collection) and then read to animals whose kennels are marked with a “Read to me next!” sign. \nPricing: \n\nOrientation – $10 per child (one-time fee)\nEach Reading – $7 per reading session\n\nOther notes: \nAllergens: We do our best to make our programming a safe and inclusive space\, but be advised that there may be allergens present at our facility (like pollen\, animal dander\, and nuts). \nAccessibility & Inclusivity: We would like to offer one Monday reading session a month (in addition to the two other sessions) to provide a more sensory-friendly experience (since the shelter is closed to the public on Mondays). This program is welcoming and inclusive of people of all reading abilities\, so please let us know if your reader may require any special accommodation. \nRegister for an orientation and the reading sessions online via our Active Network software (click the button below). Note that registration for April & May readings will be available on March 1st! \nPlease read these expectations below before registering for the program. The benefits for the animals and readers are endless! To set everyone up for success\, check out our FAQ below to understand more about what to expect! \nWhat animals will we be reading to? \nCats and bunnies are the most common animals to read to at Animal Tales\, but occasionally dogs\, turtles\, guinea pigs\, ferrets\, and more have also participated in the fun! Our adoptable animal population is always changing\, so we can never guarantee any specific individual or type of animal will be available. \nWill we be playing with the animals?We have special volunteer roles (such as cat cuddlers\, dog walkers\, small animal enrichment\, etc.) who play with and pet the animals\, so our reading role is a special one to enrich them in a totally unique way! We carefully designed this program around a calm activity (like reading from the outside of the kennels) to encourage a paws-itive environment by reading “bedtime” stories at the end of the day.Why are there time slots and a session capacity? \nWe have a max capacity for the number of readers in each session to ensure there are enough animals for everyone to read to and to make sure there aren’t too many people overwhelming the adoption areas at once. \nCan I read without attending an orientation? All readers must attend orientation to learn about animal body language and behavior\, understand the expectations of the program\, and get a tour around the adoption floor. Orientations are held early on to ensure everyone has a chance to attend as many of the 12 reading sessions as possible. If you are waitlisted or discover the fun after orientations have passed\, sign up to be on our mailing list to get notified as soon as the next season dates are released!Safety and Dismissal There are rules and signage in place to keep both the patrons and animals safe and healthy. We take these precautions seriously\, so we reserve the right to dismiss anyone from the program who we feel is unable to follow these guidelines.Register for Orientation AND Reading Here
URL:https://humaneanimalrescue.org/event/animal-tales-april16-2026/
LOCATION:East Side\, 6926 Hamilton Avenue\, Pittsburgh\, 15208\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh":MAILTO:contact@humaneanimalrescue.org
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260420T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260420T160000
DTSTAMP:20260403T144217
CREATED:20260217T161457Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260217T161457Z
UID:10000634-1776675600-1776700800@humaneanimalrescue.org
SUMMARY:Low-Cost Vaccine Clinic | North Side
DESCRIPTION:Important: Each client is limited to a maximum of 5 pets per vaccine clinic. \n\n\nNo appointment is required. Walk-ins are welcome between 9 am and 4 pm. Although we make every effort to streamline the process\, please be aware that there might be some wait times. Your patience and cooperation are greatly appreciated as we work to ensure a smooth and efficient experience for all. \n\n\nImportant Arrival Notice \nTo ensure a smooth and efficient check-in process\, please note the following: \n\nPlease do not arrive prior to 9:00 AM. We kindly request that you wait in your vehicle until 9:00 AM before checking in.\n\nThis allows us to prepare for the day and ensure that we can provide the best possible service to all our guests. Your cooperation in this matter is greatly appreciated. \nThank you for your understanding and we look forward to seeing you at 9:00 AM! \n\n\n\n\n\nCanine Vaccines\n\nRabies vaccine: $18\nDHPP vaccine: $23\nBordetella Intranasal vaccine: $20\nLeptospirosis vaccine: $26\nLyme Disease vaccine: $28\nInfluenza: $40\nMicrochip: $20\n\nSuper Dog Package: $60\n\nRabies vaccine\nDHPP\nBordetella Intranasal vaccine\n\nElite Dog Package: $112\n\nRabies vaccine\nDHPP vaccine\nBordetella Intranasal vaccine\nLyme Disease vaccine\nLeptospirosis vaccine\n\nFeline Vaccines\n\nRabies vaccine: $18\nFVRCP: $23\nFeLV vaccine: $24\nMicrochip: $20\n\nSuper Cat Packages: $41\n\nFVRCP\nRabies vaccine\n\nElite Cat Package: $63\n\nFVRCP\nRabies vaccine\nFeLV vaccine\n\n\nA $12 technician fee and a $8 biohazard fee apply per pet. \n\n\nWe recommend having your pet tested for Lyme disease and/or FeLV disease prior to receiving the vaccine. Unfortunately\, we are unable to do this testing during vaccine clinic hours. 
URL:https://humaneanimalrescue.org/event/vaccineclinicnorth25-3/2026-04-20/
LOCATION:North Side\, 1101 Western Ave\, Pittsburgh\, PA\, 15233\, United States
CATEGORIES:Vaccine Clinic
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260421T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260421T183000
DTSTAMP:20260403T144217
CREATED:20251231T195122Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251231T200003Z
UID:10000650-1776792600-1776796200@humaneanimalrescue.org
SUMMARY:Animal Tales
DESCRIPTION:Reading to Shelter Animals in Pittsburgh\nBack by popular demand! Animal Tales is a program in which children ages 4-17 can read to adoptable animals at HARP’s East Side shelter! \nThis program aims to provide socialization and enrichment for the animals in our care\, increasing their wellbeing and adoptability. In the process\, our readers build confidence in their literacy skills and learn lessons about animal interactions and body language that will last a lifetime. \nParticipants attend an orientation (along with their grown up) to learn all about our HARP shelter\, the domestic animals here\, and the keys to observing animal behavior. Once you and your child attend an orientation\, they can sign up for as many or as few assigned dates to come read to the animals! Children can bring their own books (or choose from our collection) and then read to animals whose kennels are marked with a “Read to me next!” sign. \nPricing: \n\nOrientation – $10 per child (one-time fee)\nEach Reading – $7 per reading session\n\nOther notes: \nAllergens: We do our best to make our programming a safe and inclusive space\, but be advised that there may be allergens present at our facility (like pollen\, animal dander\, and nuts). \nAccessibility & Inclusivity: We would like to offer one Monday reading session a month (in addition to the two other sessions) to provide a more sensory-friendly experience (since the shelter is closed to the public on Mondays). This program is welcoming and inclusive of people of all reading abilities\, so please let us know if your reader may require any special accommodation. \nRegister for an orientation and the reading sessions online via our Active Network software (click the button below). Note that registration for April & May readings will be available on March 1st! \nPlease read these expectations below before registering for the program. The benefits for the animals and readers are endless! To set everyone up for success\, check out our FAQ below to understand more about what to expect! \nWhat animals will we be reading to? \nCats and bunnies are the most common animals to read to at Animal Tales\, but occasionally dogs\, turtles\, guinea pigs\, ferrets\, and more have also participated in the fun! Our adoptable animal population is always changing\, so we can never guarantee any specific individual or type of animal will be available. \nWill we be playing with the animals?We have special volunteer roles (such as cat cuddlers\, dog walkers\, small animal enrichment\, etc.) who play with and pet the animals\, so our reading role is a special one to enrich them in a totally unique way! We carefully designed this program around a calm activity (like reading from the outside of the kennels) to encourage a paws-itive environment by reading “bedtime” stories at the end of the day.Why are there time slots and a session capacity? \nWe have a max capacity for the number of readers in each session to ensure there are enough animals for everyone to read to and to make sure there aren’t too many people overwhelming the adoption areas at once. \nCan I read without attending an orientation? All readers must attend orientation to learn about animal body language and behavior\, understand the expectations of the program\, and get a tour around the adoption floor. Orientations are held early on to ensure everyone has a chance to attend as many of the 12 reading sessions as possible. If you are waitlisted or discover the fun after orientations have passed\, sign up to be on our mailing list to get notified as soon as the next season dates are released!Safety and Dismissal There are rules and signage in place to keep both the patrons and animals safe and healthy. We take these precautions seriously\, so we reserve the right to dismiss anyone from the program who we feel is unable to follow these guidelines.Register for Orientation AND Reading Here
URL:https://humaneanimalrescue.org/event/animal-tales-april21-2026/
LOCATION:East Side\, 6926 Hamilton Avenue\, Pittsburgh\, 15208\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh":MAILTO:contact@humaneanimalrescue.org
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260422T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260422T210000
DTSTAMP:20260403T144217
CREATED:20260304T153241Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260304T155043Z
UID:10000671-1776873600-1776891600@humaneanimalrescue.org
SUMMARY:Woofles Pup Draft
DESCRIPTION:Where: AHN Montour Sports Complex\n2419 State Avenue\, Coraopolis\, PA 15108 \nDoors Open: 4 PM | Draft Begins: 6 PM \nHosted by Woofles Premiere Pet Resort\, this Pittsburgh celebration — the World’s First-Ever Pup Draft — promises an unforgettable night of canine stardom\, with proceeds benefiting Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh. \nOn April 22\, 64 lucky dogs will be ceremonially “called” to the stage in a high-energy draft experience like no other. Families and their pups will make a grand entrance through the tunnel\, walk the red carpet\, and receive a personalized team jersey as their names and stories are announced. \nAfter the draft ceremony\, pups will suit up and take the field for lighthearted\, dog-friendly games designed to match a variety of comfort levels\, personalities\, and abilities. \nJoin us for a one-of-a-kind evening where every dog is a superstar and every tail wag supports animals in need. \nLearn More and Buy Tickets!
URL:https://humaneanimalrescue.org/event/woofles-pup-draft/
LOCATION:Pittsburgh Riverhounds-AHN Montour Sports Complex\, 2419 State Avenue\, Coraopolis\, PA\, 15317\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh":MAILTO:contact@humaneanimalrescue.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260427T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260427T190000
DTSTAMP:20260403T144217
CREATED:20260302T163013Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260302T163728Z
UID:10000670-1777311000-1777316400@humaneanimalrescue.org
SUMMARY:Family Volunteer Night
DESCRIPTION:Family Volunteer Night at HARP \nDo you have a young person eager to enrich the lives of shelter animals? Look no further! Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh is offering a special event for youth to lend a helping hand. Join us for an evening of making enrichment items (i.e. toys and treats) for the animals in our care. We will provide all the supplies\, so all you need is yourself. \n📅 Monday\, April 27th \n🕠 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM \n📍 HARP’s East Side Shelter: 6926 Hamilton Ave\, Pgh PA 15208 \nThis hands-on event gives youth the chance to make enrichment items\, like toys and treats\, for the shelter animals in our care. All supplies will be provided—just bring your enthusiasm! \n👧 For kids ages 6-15 (must be accompanied by an adult) \n💲 Free to attend\, but registration is required for each participant to ensure enough supplies. Select the “Free Ticket” option for every child and adult attending. \n⚠ Allergen Notice: While we strive to create an inclusive and safe environment\, please be aware that potential allergens\, such as pollen\, animal dander\, hay\, and nuts may be present. \nJoin us for an evening of giving back and making a difference for animals in need! \nRegister Here!
URL:https://humaneanimalrescue.org/event/family-volunteer-night-april-27/
LOCATION:East Side\, 6926 Hamilton Avenue\, Pittsburgh\, 15208\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh":MAILTO:contact@humaneanimalrescue.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260503
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260504
DTSTAMP:20260403T144217
CREATED:20251105T144850Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251105T144953Z
UID:10000622-1777766400-1777852799@humaneanimalrescue.org
SUMMARY:Pittsburgh Marathon: Run for Reason. Run for HARP
DESCRIPTION:Elevate Your Run and Empower a Cause with the Run for a Reason Charity Program\nTransform your running experience into a powerful act of change through the Run for a Reason Charity Program. This is your chance to lace up for a meaningful cause that resonates with your heart. By running on behalf of an official charity\, you are not only embarking on a journey of personal achievement but also becoming a champion for positive impact. Raise funds\, amplify your run’s purpose\, and make every step count for more. Join the Run for a Reason community and experience the joy of running with a purpose. \nLearn More about Run for a Reason
URL:https://humaneanimalrescue.org/event/pittsburgh-marathon-run-for-reason-run-for-harp/
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260507T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260507T183000
DTSTAMP:20260403T144217
CREATED:20251231T195205Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251231T195903Z
UID:10000651-1778175000-1778178600@humaneanimalrescue.org
SUMMARY:Animal Tales
DESCRIPTION:Reading to Shelter Animals in Pittsburgh\nBack by popular demand! Animal Tales is a program in which children ages 4-17 can read to adoptable animals at HARP’s East Side shelter! \nThis program aims to provide socialization and enrichment for the animals in our care\, increasing their wellbeing and adoptability. In the process\, our readers build confidence in their literacy skills and learn lessons about animal interactions and body language that will last a lifetime. \nParticipants attend an orientation (along with their grown up) to learn all about our HARP shelter\, the domestic animals here\, and the keys to observing animal behavior. Once you and your child attend an orientation\, they can sign up for as many or as few assigned dates to come read to the animals! Children can bring their own books (or choose from our collection) and then read to animals whose kennels are marked with a “Read to me next!” sign. \nPricing: \n\nOrientation – $10 per child (one-time fee)\nEach Reading – $7 per reading session\n\nOther notes: \nAllergens: We do our best to make our programming a safe and inclusive space\, but be advised that there may be allergens present at our facility (like pollen\, animal dander\, and nuts). \nAccessibility & Inclusivity: We would like to offer one Monday reading session a month (in addition to the two other sessions) to provide a more sensory-friendly experience (since the shelter is closed to the public on Mondays). This program is welcoming and inclusive of people of all reading abilities\, so please let us know if your reader may require any special accommodation. \nRegister for an orientation and the reading sessions online via our Active Network software (click the button below). Note that registration for April & May readings will be available on March 1st! \nPlease read these expectations below before registering for the program. The benefits for the animals and readers are endless! To set everyone up for success\, check out our FAQ below to understand more about what to expect! \nWhat animals will we be reading to? \nCats and bunnies are the most common animals to read to at Animal Tales\, but occasionally dogs\, turtles\, guinea pigs\, ferrets\, and more have also participated in the fun! Our adoptable animal population is always changing\, so we can never guarantee any specific individual or type of animal will be available. \nWill we be playing with the animals?We have special volunteer roles (such as cat cuddlers\, dog walkers\, small animal enrichment\, etc.) who play with and pet the animals\, so our reading role is a special one to enrich them in a totally unique way! We carefully designed this program around a calm activity (like reading from the outside of the kennels) to encourage a paws-itive environment by reading “bedtime” stories at the end of the day.Why are there time slots and a session capacity? \nWe have a max capacity for the number of readers in each session to ensure there are enough animals for everyone to read to and to make sure there aren’t too many people overwhelming the adoption areas at once. \nCan I read without attending an orientation? All readers must attend orientation to learn about animal body language and behavior\, understand the expectations of the program\, and get a tour around the adoption floor. Orientations are held early on to ensure everyone has a chance to attend as many of the 12 reading sessions as possible. If you are waitlisted or discover the fun after orientations have passed\, sign up to be on our mailing list to get notified as soon as the next season dates are released!Safety and Dismissal There are rules and signage in place to keep both the patrons and animals safe and healthy. We take these precautions seriously\, so we reserve the right to dismiss anyone from the program who we feel is unable to follow these guidelines.Register for Orientation AND Reading Here
URL:https://humaneanimalrescue.org/event/animal-tales-may7-2026/
LOCATION:East Side\, 6926 Hamilton Avenue\, Pittsburgh\, 15208\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh":MAILTO:contact@humaneanimalrescue.org
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260511T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260511T160000
DTSTAMP:20260403T144217
CREATED:20260217T160407Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260217T160408Z
UID:10000628-1778490000-1778515200@humaneanimalrescue.org
SUMMARY:Low-Cost Vaccine Clinic | East Side
DESCRIPTION:Important: Each client is limited to a maximum of 5 pets per vaccine clinic. \n\n\nNo appointment is required. Walk-ins are welcome between 9 am and 4 pm. Although we make every effort to streamline the process\, please be aware that there might be some wait times. Your patience and cooperation are greatly appreciated as we work to ensure a smooth and efficient experience for all. \n\n\nImportant Arrival Notice \nTo ensure a smooth and efficient check-in process\, please note the following: \n\nPlease do not arrive prior to 9:00 AM. We kindly request that you wait in your vehicle until 9:00 AM before checking in.\n\nThis allows us to prepare for the day and ensure that we can provide the best possible service to all our guests. Your cooperation in this matter is greatly appreciated. \nThank you for your understanding and we look forward to seeing you at 9:00 AM! \n\n\n\n\n\nCanine Vaccines\n\nRabies vaccine: $21\nDHPP vaccine: $27\nBordetella Intranasal vaccine: $24\nLeptospirosis vaccine: $32\nLyme Disease vaccine: $36\nInfluenza: $51\nMicrochip: $23\n\nSuper Dog Package: $69\n\nRabies vaccine\nDHPP\nBordetella Intranasal vaccine\n\nElite Dog Package: $135\n\nRabies vaccine\nDHPP vaccine\nBordetella Intranasal vaccine\nLyme Disease vaccine\nLeptospirosis vaccine\n\nFeline Vaccines\n\nRabies vaccine: $21\nFVRCP: $28\nFeLV vaccine: $28\nMicrochip: $23\n\nSuper Cat Packages: $48\n\nFVRCP\nRabies vaccine\n\nElite Cat Package: $73\n\nFVRCP\nRabies vaccine\nFeLV vaccine\n\n\nA $14 technician fee and a $9 biohazard fee apply per pet. \n\n\nWe recommend having your pet tested for Lyme disease and/or FeLV disease prior to receiving the vaccine. Unfortunately\, we are unable to do this testing during vaccine clinic hours. 
URL:https://humaneanimalrescue.org/event/low-cost-vaccine-clinic-east-side-4-2/2026-05-11/
LOCATION:East Side\, 6926 Hamilton Avenue\, Pittsburgh\, 15208\, United States
CATEGORIES:Vaccine Clinic
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ORGANIZER;CN="Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh":MAILTO:contact@humaneanimalrescue.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260511T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260511T180000
DTSTAMP:20260403T144217
CREATED:20251231T195253Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251231T195818Z
UID:10000652-1778518800-1778522400@humaneanimalrescue.org
SUMMARY:Animal Tales
DESCRIPTION:Reading to Shelter Animals in Pittsburgh\nBack by popular demand! Animal Tales is a program in which children ages 4-17 can read to adoptable animals at HARP’s East Side shelter! \nThis program aims to provide socialization and enrichment for the animals in our care\, increasing their wellbeing and adoptability. In the process\, our readers build confidence in their literacy skills and learn lessons about animal interactions and body language that will last a lifetime. \nParticipants attend an orientation (along with their grown up) to learn all about our HARP shelter\, the domestic animals here\, and the keys to observing animal behavior. Once you and your child attend an orientation\, they can sign up for as many or as few assigned dates to come read to the animals! Children can bring their own books (or choose from our collection) and then read to animals whose kennels are marked with a “Read to me next!” sign. \nPricing: \n\nOrientation – $10 per child (one-time fee)\nEach Reading – $7 per reading session\n\nOther notes: \nAllergens: We do our best to make our programming a safe and inclusive space\, but be advised that there may be allergens present at our facility (like pollen\, animal dander\, and nuts). \nAccessibility & Inclusivity: We would like to offer one Monday reading session a month (in addition to the two other sessions) to provide a more sensory-friendly experience (since the shelter is closed to the public on Mondays). This program is welcoming and inclusive of people of all reading abilities\, so please let us know if your reader may require any special accommodation. \nRegister for an orientation and the reading sessions online via our Active Network software (click the button below). Note that registration for April & May readings will be available on March 1st! \nPlease read these expectations below before registering for the program. The benefits for the animals and readers are endless! To set everyone up for success\, check out our FAQ below to understand more about what to expect! \nWhat animals will we be reading to? \nCats and bunnies are the most common animals to read to at Animal Tales\, but occasionally dogs\, turtles\, guinea pigs\, ferrets\, and more have also participated in the fun! Our adoptable animal population is always changing\, so we can never guarantee any specific individual or type of animal will be available. \nWill we be playing with the animals?We have special volunteer roles (such as cat cuddlers\, dog walkers\, small animal enrichment\, etc.) who play with and pet the animals\, so our reading role is a special one to enrich them in a totally unique way! We carefully designed this program around a calm activity (like reading from the outside of the kennels) to encourage a paws-itive environment by reading “bedtime” stories at the end of the day.Why are there time slots and a session capacity? \nWe have a max capacity for the number of readers in each session to ensure there are enough animals for everyone to read to and to make sure there aren’t too many people overwhelming the adoption areas at once. \nCan I read without attending an orientation? All readers must attend orientation to learn about animal body language and behavior\, understand the expectations of the program\, and get a tour around the adoption floor. Orientations are held early on to ensure everyone has a chance to attend as many of the 12 reading sessions as possible. If you are waitlisted or discover the fun after orientations have passed\, sign up to be on our mailing list to get notified as soon as the next season dates are released!Safety and Dismissal There are rules and signage in place to keep both the patrons and animals safe and healthy. We take these precautions seriously\, so we reserve the right to dismiss anyone from the program who we feel is unable to follow these guidelines.Register for Orientation AND Reading Here
URL:https://humaneanimalrescue.org/event/animal-tales-may11-2026/
LOCATION:East Side\, 6926 Hamilton Avenue\, Pittsburgh\, 15208\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh":MAILTO:contact@humaneanimalrescue.org
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260516T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260516T190000
DTSTAMP:20260403T144217
CREATED:20260218T190736Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260304T190726Z
UID:10000668-1778947200-1778958000@humaneanimalrescue.org
SUMMARY:Barks & Brews | Pittsburgh's Favorite Dog Friendly Beer Festival
DESCRIPTION:Barks & Brews is BACK! 🍻🐾 \nJoin us for the fourth annual Barks & Brews on Saturday\, May 16th\, from 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM at Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh’s East Side! Get ready for an unforgettable afternoon filled with local craft brews\, delicious eats\, live entertainment\, and tail-wagging fun – all in support of HARP! \n🎟️ Your $40 ticket donation includes: \n\nA commemorative sample cup\nSamples from 11 great local breweries\nAccess to a variety of food trucks and vendors\nA chance to mingle with fellow animal lovers & HARP supporters\n\n🐶 Dog-friendly? You bet! Bring your furry friend along (dog tickets purchased separately) and enjoy a paws-itively good time. \n💙 Meet HARP shelter staff and Junior Advisory Council members to learn more about HARP’s programs and how you can make a difference. \n🚨 Please note: This is a 21+ event. Valid ID required for entry. \n🍻 Great beer\, great company\, and a great cause – what’s not to love? Grab your tickets today and let’s raise a glass (or a paw!) to helping animals in need! \nAbout the Host:  \nThe Junior Advisory Council (JAC) of Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh (HARP) is a diverse group of emerging leaders committed to advancing HARP’s mission to enhance the lives of companion animals and native wildlife. The JAC supports HARP by hosting volunteer and fundraising events within our communities and building personal and professional networks.
URL:https://humaneanimalrescue.org/event/barks-brews-26/
LOCATION:East Side\, 6926 Hamilton Avenue\, Pittsburgh\, 15208\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh":MAILTO:contact@humaneanimalrescue.org
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260519T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260519T183000
DTSTAMP:20260403T144217
CREATED:20251231T195332Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20251231T195737Z
UID:10000653-1779211800-1779215400@humaneanimalrescue.org
SUMMARY:Animal Tales
DESCRIPTION:Reading to Shelter Animals in Pittsburgh\nBack by popular demand! Animal Tales is a program in which children ages 4-17 can read to adoptable animals at HARP’s East Side shelter! \nThis program aims to provide socialization and enrichment for the animals in our care\, increasing their wellbeing and adoptability. In the process\, our readers build confidence in their literacy skills and learn lessons about animal interactions and body language that will last a lifetime. \nParticipants attend an orientation (along with their grown up) to learn all about our HARP shelter\, the domestic animals here\, and the keys to observing animal behavior. Once you and your child attend an orientation\, they can sign up for as many or as few assigned dates to come read to the animals! Children can bring their own books (or choose from our collection) and then read to animals whose kennels are marked with a “Read to me next!” sign. \nPricing: \n\nOrientation – $10 per child (one-time fee)\nEach Reading – $7 per reading session\n\nOther notes: \nAllergens: We do our best to make our programming a safe and inclusive space\, but be advised that there may be allergens present at our facility (like pollen\, animal dander\, and nuts). \nAccessibility & Inclusivity: We would like to offer one Monday reading session a month (in addition to the two other sessions) to provide a more sensory-friendly experience (since the shelter is closed to the public on Mondays). This program is welcoming and inclusive of people of all reading abilities\, so please let us know if your reader may require any special accommodation. \nRegister for an orientation and the reading sessions online via our Active Network software (click the button below). Note that registration for April & May readings will be available on March 1st! \nPlease read these expectations below before registering for the program. The benefits for the animals and readers are endless! To set everyone up for success\, check out our FAQ below to understand more about what to expect! \nWhat animals will we be reading to? \nCats and bunnies are the most common animals to read to at Animal Tales\, but occasionally dogs\, turtles\, guinea pigs\, ferrets\, and more have also participated in the fun! Our adoptable animal population is always changing\, so we can never guarantee any specific individual or type of animal will be available. \nWill we be playing with the animals?We have special volunteer roles (such as cat cuddlers\, dog walkers\, small animal enrichment\, etc.) who play with and pet the animals\, so our reading role is a special one to enrich them in a totally unique way! We carefully designed this program around a calm activity (like reading from the outside of the kennels) to encourage a paws-itive environment by reading “bedtime” stories at the end of the day.Why are there time slots and a session capacity? \nWe have a max capacity for the number of readers in each session to ensure there are enough animals for everyone to read to and to make sure there aren’t too many people overwhelming the adoption areas at once. \nCan I read without attending an orientation? All readers must attend orientation to learn about animal body language and behavior\, understand the expectations of the program\, and get a tour around the adoption floor. Orientations are held early on to ensure everyone has a chance to attend as many of the 12 reading sessions as possible. If you are waitlisted or discover the fun after orientations have passed\, sign up to be on our mailing list to get notified as soon as the next season dates are released!Safety and Dismissal There are rules and signage in place to keep both the patrons and animals safe and healthy. We take these precautions seriously\, so we reserve the right to dismiss anyone from the program who we feel is unable to follow these guidelines.Register for Orientation AND Reading Here
URL:https://humaneanimalrescue.org/event/animal-tales-may19-2026/
LOCATION:East Side\, 6926 Hamilton Avenue\, Pittsburgh\, 15208\, United States
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://humaneanimalrescue.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/Website-event-Animal-Tales.png
ORGANIZER;CN="Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh":MAILTO:contact@humaneanimalrescue.org
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260608T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260608T160000
DTSTAMP:20260403T144217
CREATED:20260217T161457Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260217T161457Z
UID:10000635-1780909200-1780934400@humaneanimalrescue.org
SUMMARY:Low-Cost Vaccine Clinic | North Side
DESCRIPTION:Important: Each client is limited to a maximum of 5 pets per vaccine clinic. \n\n\nNo appointment is required. Walk-ins are welcome between 9 am and 4 pm. Although we make every effort to streamline the process\, please be aware that there might be some wait times. Your patience and cooperation are greatly appreciated as we work to ensure a smooth and efficient experience for all. \n\n\nImportant Arrival Notice \nTo ensure a smooth and efficient check-in process\, please note the following: \n\nPlease do not arrive prior to 9:00 AM. We kindly request that you wait in your vehicle until 9:00 AM before checking in.\n\nThis allows us to prepare for the day and ensure that we can provide the best possible service to all our guests. Your cooperation in this matter is greatly appreciated. \nThank you for your understanding and we look forward to seeing you at 9:00 AM! \n\n\n\n\n\nCanine Vaccines\n\nRabies vaccine: $18\nDHPP vaccine: $23\nBordetella Intranasal vaccine: $20\nLeptospirosis vaccine: $26\nLyme Disease vaccine: $28\nInfluenza: $40\nMicrochip: $20\n\nSuper Dog Package: $60\n\nRabies vaccine\nDHPP\nBordetella Intranasal vaccine\n\nElite Dog Package: $112\n\nRabies vaccine\nDHPP vaccine\nBordetella Intranasal vaccine\nLyme Disease vaccine\nLeptospirosis vaccine\n\nFeline Vaccines\n\nRabies vaccine: $18\nFVRCP: $23\nFeLV vaccine: $24\nMicrochip: $20\n\nSuper Cat Packages: $41\n\nFVRCP\nRabies vaccine\n\nElite Cat Package: $63\n\nFVRCP\nRabies vaccine\nFeLV vaccine\n\n\nA $12 technician fee and a $8 biohazard fee apply per pet. \n\n\nWe recommend having your pet tested for Lyme disease and/or FeLV disease prior to receiving the vaccine. Unfortunately\, we are unable to do this testing during vaccine clinic hours. 
URL:https://humaneanimalrescue.org/event/vaccineclinicnorth25-3/2026-06-08/
LOCATION:North Side\, 1101 Western Ave\, Pittsburgh\, PA\, 15233\, United States
CATEGORIES:Vaccine Clinic
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260629T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260629T170000
DTSTAMP:20260403T144217
CREATED:20260217T160407Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260217T160408Z
UID:10000629-1782720000-1782752400@humaneanimalrescue.org
SUMMARY:Low-Cost Vaccine Clinic | East Side
DESCRIPTION:Important: Each client is limited to a maximum of 5 pets per vaccine clinic. \n\n\nNo appointment is required. Walk-ins are welcome between 9 am and 4 pm. Although we make every effort to streamline the process\, please be aware that there might be some wait times. Your patience and cooperation are greatly appreciated as we work to ensure a smooth and efficient experience for all. \n\n\nImportant Arrival Notice \nTo ensure a smooth and efficient check-in process\, please note the following: \n\nPlease do not arrive prior to 9:00 AM. We kindly request that you wait in your vehicle until 9:00 AM before checking in.\n\nThis allows us to prepare for the day and ensure that we can provide the best possible service to all our guests. Your cooperation in this matter is greatly appreciated. \nThank you for your understanding and we look forward to seeing you at 9:00 AM! \n\n\n\n\n\nCanine Vaccines\n\nRabies vaccine: $21\nDHPP vaccine: $27\nBordetella Intranasal vaccine: $24\nLeptospirosis vaccine: $32\nLyme Disease vaccine: $36\nInfluenza: $51\nMicrochip: $23\n\nSuper Dog Package: $69\n\nRabies vaccine\nDHPP\nBordetella Intranasal vaccine\n\nElite Dog Package: $135\n\nRabies vaccine\nDHPP vaccine\nBordetella Intranasal vaccine\nLyme Disease vaccine\nLeptospirosis vaccine\n\nFeline Vaccines\n\nRabies vaccine: $21\nFVRCP: $28\nFeLV vaccine: $28\nMicrochip: $23\n\nSuper Cat Packages: $48\n\nFVRCP\nRabies vaccine\n\nElite Cat Package: $73\n\nFVRCP\nRabies vaccine\nFeLV vaccine\n\n\nA $14 technician fee and a $9 biohazard fee apply per pet. \n\n\nWe recommend having your pet tested for Lyme disease and/or FeLV disease prior to receiving the vaccine. Unfortunately\, we are unable to do this testing during vaccine clinic hours. 
URL:https://humaneanimalrescue.org/event/low-cost-vaccine-clinic-east-side-4-2/2026-06-29/
LOCATION:East Side\, 6926 Hamilton Avenue\, Pittsburgh\, 15208\, United States
CATEGORIES:Vaccine Clinic
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ORGANIZER;CN="Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh":MAILTO:contact@humaneanimalrescue.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260713T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260713T160000
DTSTAMP:20260403T144217
CREATED:20260217T161457Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260217T161457Z
UID:10000636-1783933200-1783958400@humaneanimalrescue.org
SUMMARY:Low-Cost Vaccine Clinic | North Side
DESCRIPTION:Important: Each client is limited to a maximum of 5 pets per vaccine clinic. \n\n\nNo appointment is required. Walk-ins are welcome between 9 am and 4 pm. Although we make every effort to streamline the process\, please be aware that there might be some wait times. Your patience and cooperation are greatly appreciated as we work to ensure a smooth and efficient experience for all. \n\n\nImportant Arrival Notice \nTo ensure a smooth and efficient check-in process\, please note the following: \n\nPlease do not arrive prior to 9:00 AM. We kindly request that you wait in your vehicle until 9:00 AM before checking in.\n\nThis allows us to prepare for the day and ensure that we can provide the best possible service to all our guests. Your cooperation in this matter is greatly appreciated. \nThank you for your understanding and we look forward to seeing you at 9:00 AM! \n\n\n\n\n\nCanine Vaccines\n\nRabies vaccine: $18\nDHPP vaccine: $23\nBordetella Intranasal vaccine: $20\nLeptospirosis vaccine: $26\nLyme Disease vaccine: $28\nInfluenza: $40\nMicrochip: $20\n\nSuper Dog Package: $60\n\nRabies vaccine\nDHPP\nBordetella Intranasal vaccine\n\nElite Dog Package: $112\n\nRabies vaccine\nDHPP vaccine\nBordetella Intranasal vaccine\nLyme Disease vaccine\nLeptospirosis vaccine\n\nFeline Vaccines\n\nRabies vaccine: $18\nFVRCP: $23\nFeLV vaccine: $24\nMicrochip: $20\n\nSuper Cat Packages: $41\n\nFVRCP\nRabies vaccine\n\nElite Cat Package: $63\n\nFVRCP\nRabies vaccine\nFeLV vaccine\n\n\nA $12 technician fee and a $8 biohazard fee apply per pet. \n\n\nWe recommend having your pet tested for Lyme disease and/or FeLV disease prior to receiving the vaccine. Unfortunately\, we are unable to do this testing during vaccine clinic hours. 
URL:https://humaneanimalrescue.org/event/vaccineclinicnorth25-3/2026-07-13/
LOCATION:North Side\, 1101 Western Ave\, Pittsburgh\, PA\, 15233\, United States
CATEGORIES:Vaccine Clinic
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260727T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260727T160000
DTSTAMP:20260403T144217
CREATED:20260217T160407Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260217T160408Z
UID:10000630-1785142800-1785168000@humaneanimalrescue.org
SUMMARY:Low-Cost Vaccine Clinic | East Side
DESCRIPTION:Important: Each client is limited to a maximum of 5 pets per vaccine clinic. \n\n\nNo appointment is required. Walk-ins are welcome between 9 am and 4 pm. Although we make every effort to streamline the process\, please be aware that there might be some wait times. Your patience and cooperation are greatly appreciated as we work to ensure a smooth and efficient experience for all. \n\n\nImportant Arrival Notice \nTo ensure a smooth and efficient check-in process\, please note the following: \n\nPlease do not arrive prior to 9:00 AM. We kindly request that you wait in your vehicle until 9:00 AM before checking in.\n\nThis allows us to prepare for the day and ensure that we can provide the best possible service to all our guests. Your cooperation in this matter is greatly appreciated. \nThank you for your understanding and we look forward to seeing you at 9:00 AM! \n\n\n\n\n\nCanine Vaccines\n\nRabies vaccine: $21\nDHPP vaccine: $27\nBordetella Intranasal vaccine: $24\nLeptospirosis vaccine: $32\nLyme Disease vaccine: $36\nInfluenza: $51\nMicrochip: $23\n\nSuper Dog Package: $69\n\nRabies vaccine\nDHPP\nBordetella Intranasal vaccine\n\nElite Dog Package: $135\n\nRabies vaccine\nDHPP vaccine\nBordetella Intranasal vaccine\nLyme Disease vaccine\nLeptospirosis vaccine\n\nFeline Vaccines\n\nRabies vaccine: $21\nFVRCP: $28\nFeLV vaccine: $28\nMicrochip: $23\n\nSuper Cat Packages: $48\n\nFVRCP\nRabies vaccine\n\nElite Cat Package: $73\n\nFVRCP\nRabies vaccine\nFeLV vaccine\n\n\nA $14 technician fee and a $9 biohazard fee apply per pet. \n\n\nWe recommend having your pet tested for Lyme disease and/or FeLV disease prior to receiving the vaccine. Unfortunately\, we are unable to do this testing during vaccine clinic hours. 
URL:https://humaneanimalrescue.org/event/low-cost-vaccine-clinic-east-side-4-2/2026-07-27/
LOCATION:East Side\, 6926 Hamilton Avenue\, Pittsburgh\, 15208\, United States
CATEGORIES:Vaccine Clinic
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://humaneanimalrescue.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/Website-event-template-Vaccine-clinic-east.png
ORGANIZER;CN="Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh":MAILTO:contact@humaneanimalrescue.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260810T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260810T160000
DTSTAMP:20260403T144217
CREATED:20260217T161457Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260217T161457Z
UID:10000637-1786352400-1786377600@humaneanimalrescue.org
SUMMARY:Low-Cost Vaccine Clinic | North Side
DESCRIPTION:Important: Each client is limited to a maximum of 5 pets per vaccine clinic. \n\n\nNo appointment is required. Walk-ins are welcome between 9 am and 4 pm. Although we make every effort to streamline the process\, please be aware that there might be some wait times. Your patience and cooperation are greatly appreciated as we work to ensure a smooth and efficient experience for all. \n\n\nImportant Arrival Notice \nTo ensure a smooth and efficient check-in process\, please note the following: \n\nPlease do not arrive prior to 9:00 AM. We kindly request that you wait in your vehicle until 9:00 AM before checking in.\n\nThis allows us to prepare for the day and ensure that we can provide the best possible service to all our guests. Your cooperation in this matter is greatly appreciated. \nThank you for your understanding and we look forward to seeing you at 9:00 AM! \n\n\n\n\n\nCanine Vaccines\n\nRabies vaccine: $18\nDHPP vaccine: $23\nBordetella Intranasal vaccine: $20\nLeptospirosis vaccine: $26\nLyme Disease vaccine: $28\nInfluenza: $40\nMicrochip: $20\n\nSuper Dog Package: $60\n\nRabies vaccine\nDHPP\nBordetella Intranasal vaccine\n\nElite Dog Package: $112\n\nRabies vaccine\nDHPP vaccine\nBordetella Intranasal vaccine\nLyme Disease vaccine\nLeptospirosis vaccine\n\nFeline Vaccines\n\nRabies vaccine: $18\nFVRCP: $23\nFeLV vaccine: $24\nMicrochip: $20\n\nSuper Cat Packages: $41\n\nFVRCP\nRabies vaccine\n\nElite Cat Package: $63\n\nFVRCP\nRabies vaccine\nFeLV vaccine\n\n\nA $12 technician fee and a $8 biohazard fee apply per pet. \n\n\nWe recommend having your pet tested for Lyme disease and/or FeLV disease prior to receiving the vaccine. Unfortunately\, we are unable to do this testing during vaccine clinic hours. 
URL:https://humaneanimalrescue.org/event/vaccineclinicnorth25-3/2026-08-10/
LOCATION:North Side\, 1101 Western Ave\, Pittsburgh\, PA\, 15233\, United States
CATEGORIES:Vaccine Clinic
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