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Explore our variety of programs for all ages! To inquire about or request a program, you can do any of the following:
412-345-7300, ext. 501 | Email: education@humaneanimalrescue.org
Seasonal Programs
Traditional Animal Tales Season (Ages 4-12)
Back again for 2023! Animal Tales is a program in which children ages 4-12 can come and read to animals in the East Side shelter!
Participants attend an orientation 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), grab a carpet square, and then read to animals whose kennels are marked with a “Read to me next!” sign.
This program not only helps to socialize the animals in our shelter to help expedite their adoption, but also helps children improve their confidence and literacy as well.
New for 2023! If you and your child have attended an orientation and at least one reading session in 2022, then you do not need to sign up for an orientation. If this applies to your child, then in lieu of signing up for orientation, you MUST sign up for Animal Tales on this Form before you can register for any reading sessions through Active Network. This helps to ensure we have all participating 2023 Animal Tales readers on our mailing list and an accurate count of all of our readers.
Registration for orientations and each reading session is through our online Active Network software. See the dates for this year below:
| Dates | Times for ORIENTATION | Dates | Times for READING |
|---|---|
| January 25 (Wednesday) – 5:30-6:30 p.m.
February 5 (Sunday) – 2:30-3:30 p.m. February 22 (Wednesday) – 5:30-6:30 p.m. |
February 7 (Tuesday) – 5:30-6:30 p.m.
February 23 (Thursday) – 5:30-6:30 p.m. February 27 (Monday) – 5-6 p.m. March 9 (Thursday) – 5:30-6:30 p.m. March 20 (Monday) – 5-6 p.m. March 28 (Tuesday) – 5:30-6:30 p.m. April 6 (Thursday) – 5:30-6:30 p.m. April 11 (Tuesday) – 5:30-6:30 p.m. April 24 (Monday) – 5-6 p.m. May 2 (Tuesday) – 5:30-6:30 p.m. May 8 (Monday) – 5-6 p.m. May 18 (Thursday) – 5:30-6:30 p.m. |
Pricing:
- Orientation – $10 per child (one-time fee)
- Each Reading – $7 per reading session
- Punch Card Reward – After coming to seven of the reading sessions, the remainder of the sessions are free!
Registration: Register for an orientation and all reading sessions online via our Active Network software.
- Click here to register for orientations and reading sessions
- Click here if you were a reader in 2022 (to sign up in lieu of orientation)
Location: East Side Domestic Shelter, 6926 Hamilton Ave. Pittsburgh PA 15208
Other notes:
- Allergens: We do our best to make our programming a safe and inclusive space, but be advised that there may be allergens present on our facility (like pollen, animal dander, and nuts).
- Accessibility & Inclusivity: We would like to offer one Monday reading session a month (in addition to the 2 other sessions) to provide for a more sensory-friendly experience (since there are less staff and no patrons on Mondays). This program is welcoming and inclusive of people of all reading abilities, so arrangements can be made for anyone 13-17 with learning delay
Animal Tales for School Groups (Grades 1-12)
Come visit our domestic shelter for a wag-worthy, one-of-a-kind experience! Bring your class for a field trip to learn about and then read to some of the adoptable animals in our care. Participants will first have a presentation to learn all about our HARP shelter, the domestic animals here, and the keys to observing animal behavior. Once we learn the ropes of “how to speak cat or dog”, students can grab their book, hop on a carpet square, and then read to animals whose kennels are marked with a “Read to me next!” sign. (Students are encouraged to bring their own books, but they are also welcome to choose from our collection.)
The presentation will last roughly 30 minutes and the reading session will last roughly one hour. (The program will be 1.5 hours in total.)
Reading to the designated animals during this program not only helps to socialize the animals in our shelter to help expedite their adoption, but also helps children improve their confidence and literacy as well.
- Pricing: $250 per class
- To Schedule: Please let know the Education Department know three possible dates and times you are interested in, so that we may check our calendar of availability.
- Group Size: To ensure the best quality experience while on tour for both your group and our staff and patrons, we recommend group sizes of no more than 25 people at one time.
- Other Considerations:
- You must provide your own transportation for your group.
- Chaperone Ratio: We recommend a ratio of 1 chaperone to every 8 students for grades 1-4, and 1 chaperone to every 10 students for grades 5-12).
- Please note that while we strive to make our facilities as welcoming to all as possible, please note that there may be allergens present on our campus, such as dander, pollen, and nuts.
Calling all campers! Camp Rescue is back this summer at Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh! Join us for camp in-person at our Wildlife Center or Domestic Shelter to learn about fun topics, meet animal ambassadors, and have a truly paw-some time. All camps include age-specific hands-on activities, themed-lessons, animal guests, games, and more!
Each week of camp offers one full day camp option, from 9am-3pm Monday-Friday. We offer camps for grades 1st-2nd, 3rd-4th, and 5th-6th. (The grades associated for each camp are the grades that the camper will be entering into this fall of 2023.)
Dates | Times | Age Groups
June 12-16 | 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. | 1st-2nd grade “Wild Sleuths” | Wildlife Center | SOLD OUT
June 19-23 | 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. | 3rd – 4th grade “Forest Friends” | Wildlife Center
June 26-30 | 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. | 5th-6th grade “Planet Protectors” | Wildlife Center
July 31 – Aug 4 | 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. | 1st-2nd grade “Purrfect Pets” | East Side Domestic Shelter
Aug 7-11 | 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. | 3rd-4th grade “Jr. Vet Camp” | East Side Domestic Shelter | SOLD OUT
Aug 14-18 | 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. | 5th-6th grade “Sr. Vet Camp” | East Side Domestic Shelter | SOLD OUT
Click Here to Learn More and Register
Other notes:
- There will be no before and after care available for this summer.
- We apologize for any inconvenience.
- Please register your camper for the appropriate age group listed, however, there may be exceptions for those who have more specialized needs.
- We do our best to make our programming a safe and inclusive space, but be advised that there may be allergens present on our facility (like pollen, animal dander, and nuts).
- We are offering limited scholarship opportunities for families in need of financial assistance. Please reach out to the Education Department (education@humaneanimalrescue.org or 412-345-7300 ext. 501) with any questions.
Have you ever wanted to explore a career working with animals or helping protect wildlife? Join our Junior Rehabber Corps (JRC), a hands-on teen career exploration program, which focuses on topics such as wildlife rehabilitation, conservation, animal husbandry, careers, research, wildlife biology, and more! Classes include animal ambassador appearances, guest speakers from professionals in the field, hands-on activities, digital resources, interconnected lessons, and more.
There are two different sessions to choose from, both having their own unique topics. Teens are welcome to sign up for one or both sessions! Both sessions will take place Monday-Friday, from 9:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.
The first session, JRC: Animal Husbandry Focus, is a hands-on opportunity that focuses on the work that goes into a career working with or caring for animals. This experience explores topics such as enclosure design, animal needs, training, diet prep, and other aspects that go into an animal care occupation, like at a sanctuary, zoological setting, or right here at our wildlife rehabilitation clinic! Students will even have the chance to design an enrichment project for an animal.
The other session, JRC: Citizen Science Focus is a hands-on program designed to inspire teens to take conservation into their own hands! We will spend the week exploring the world around us and contributing to real world science as we do it. You can expect special guests, interactive projects, and activities inside and outside the classroom. You provide the curiosity, and we’ll provide the rest!
What is Citizen Science? Whether it be counting fireflies or identifying birds, there are dozens of different projects in which everyday people can make observations and contribute their findings to help scientists make an impact on the natural world.
Dates | Times | Age Groups
July 10 – 14 | 9:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. | “JRC: Animal Husbandry Focus”
July 17 – 21 | 9:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. | “JRC: Citizen Science Focus”
Pricing: $250/participant; (Early Bird pricing: $220 before March 15th); Discounts available for additional siblings registered for JRC
Click Here to Learn More and Register
Other notes:
- Must be 13-17 years old (Participants must be 13-17 years old at some point during the duration of the program.)
- We do our best to make our programming a safe and inclusive space, but be advised that there may be allergens present on our facility (like pollen, animal dander, and nuts).
- We are offering limited scholarship opportunities for families in need of financial assistance. Please reach out to the Education Department (education@humaneanimalrescue.org or 412-345-7300 ext. 501) with any questions.
Tours & Field Trips
Domestic Shelter Tour:
Have you ever wondered what it takes to run an animal shelter? Come see where the magic happens! Being one of the state’s largest animal resource centers, we take pride in serving thousands of animals every year through our adoption centers, veterinary clinics, and community programs. On tour, we will learn about how we care for the animals in a domestic animal shelter and how we provide a multitude of important services to the community. Tours last about 45 minutes, depending on the group size.
Pricing: $20 per adult; $10 per child between ages 3-17; children under 2 are free.
To Schedule: Please let know the Education Department know three possible dates and times you are interested in, so that we may check our calendar of availability.
Wildlife Rehabilitation Center Tour:
Come take a walk on the Wild Side! Take a tour of our facility to learn about how we care for sick, injured, and orphaned native PA wildlife. Our fully licensed wildlife facility admits more than 4,000 animals of over 130 unique species annually, with the goal of releasing them back into the wild. Tours last 45 minutes and are led by the Education Staff, and participants are free to interact with staff and ask questions along the way!
Pricing: $20 per adult; $10 per child between ages 3-17; children under 2 are free.
To Schedule: Please let know the Education Department know three possible dates and times you are interested in, so that we may check our calendar of availability.
Field trips give students a behind the scenes look at what it takes to care for animals and provide resources for the community. Each field trip includes a program presented on-site in our classroom space and a tour of the facility. Each Field Trip lasts about 1.5 hours, with ½ for the tour and ½ for the program presentation.
Location: Field trips can be held at any of our three facilities. We have two domestic animal shelter locations. (Our East Side location is at 6926 Hamilton Ave. Pittsburgh PA 15208, and our North Side location is 1101 Western Ave. Pittsburgh PA 15233.) We also have a Wildlife Rehabilitation Center (located at 6000 Verona Road, Verona PA 15147).
Recommended Programs for Domestic Shelter Field Trips:
- Whiskers, Wings, and Everything in Between
- Animal Body Language and Behavior
- Animal Career Exploration
Recommended Programs for Wildlife Rehabilitation Center Field Trips:
- Wildlife Rehabilitation 101
- Animals of the Night
Pricing: $250 – Program and tour for up to 25 people
- More than the recommended number of students will need to be split and rotated through each experience
- Additional $175 for split groups.
To Schedule: Please let know the Education Department know three possible dates and times you are interested in, so that we may check our calendar of availability.
Other Considerations:
- You must provide your own transportation for your group.
- Chaperone Ratio: We recommend a ratio of 1 chaperone to every 12 students.
Education for All – (Presentations & Assemblies for School Groups and Other Organizations)
Want us to come to you? Whether it be a school group, library, or community organization, check out our catalogue of programs we can present to your group!
These programs are designed as an engaging assembly-style presentation for large or small groups. Age range options are listed with each topic below. Note: In most cases, these classes can be slightly modified to fit your group or school’s specific curriculum or time frame requirements. Each program typically lasts 45 minutes and includes one animal ambassador. Programs can be done for multi-grade assemblies.
Pricing: Program cost is $125 for us to travel to your facility.
- Additional $50 fee for programs outside of Allegheny County.
- Additional $50 for an additional animal ambassador.
- Additional $50 for each additional consecutive program.
- These programs can also be offered virtually via Zoom for $75.
- Programs that start at or after 6 p.m., there will be an additional $50 fee.
Scheduling: Please let know the Education Department know three possible dates and times you are interested in, so that we may check our calendar of availability. To inquire about or request a program, please contact using the following information: 412-345-7300, ext. 501 | Email: education@humaneanimalrescue.org
Thanks to generous donors, HARP is offering free in-school programs at Title 1 schools. Learn more here.
Traditional Animal Tales Season (Ages 4-12)
Back by popular demand! Animal Tales is a program in which children ages 4-12 can come and read to animals in the East Side shelter! Participants attend an orientation to learn all about our HARP shelter, the domestic animals here, and the keys to observing animal behavior. Once they 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), grab a carpet square, and then read to animals whose kennels are marked with a “Read to me next!” sign. This program not only helps to socialize the animals in our shelter to help expedite their adoption, but also helps children improve their confidence and literacy as well.
- Check back at the end of the year for dates for our 2023 season!
Animal Tales for School Groups (Grades 1-12)
Come visit our domestic shelter for a wag-worthy, one-of-a-kind experience! Bring your class for a field trip to learn about and then read to some of the adoptable animals in our care. Participants will first have a presentation to learn all about our HARP shelter, the domestic animals here, and the keys to observing animal behavior. Once we learn the ropes of “how to speak cat or dog”, students can grab their book, hop on a carpet square, and then read to animals whose kennels are marked with a “Read to me next!” sign. (Students are encouraged to bring their own books, but they are also welcome to choose from our collection.)
The presentation will last roughly 30 minutes and the reading session will last roughly one hour. (The program will be 1.5 hours in total.)
Reading to the designated animals during this program not only helps to socialize the animals in our shelter to help expedite their adoption, but also helps children improve their confidence and literacy as well.
- Pricing: $250 per class
- To Schedule: Please let know the Education Department know three possible dates and times you are interested in, so that we may check our calendar of availability.
- Group Size: To ensure the best quality experience while on tour for both your group and our staff and patrons, we recommend group sizes of no more than 25 people at one time.
- Other Considerations:
- You must provide your own transportation for your group.
- Chaperone Ratio: We recommend a ratio of 1 chaperone to every 8 students for grades 1-4, and 1 chaperone to every 10 students for grades 5-12).
- Please note that while we strive to make our facilities as welcoming to all as possible, please note that there may be allergens present on our campus, such as dander, pollen, and nuts.
Some animals slither on the ground while others soar through the clouds. Learn about the different ways animals get around and show your peers what it would be like if you were to act like an animal. This is a program for children ages 4-6.
Untamed Colors and Patterns! Wild animals use colors and patterns to communicate with each other and to hide from danger. Learn how animals use the color wheel to their advantage. This is a for children ages 4-6.
Have you ever wondered what it takes to rehabilitate and release sick, injured or orphaned native Pennsylvania Wildlife? Boasting the second largest wildlife hospital in PA, Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh treats over 130 different species every year! This program will give you a behind the scenes look at all it takes for our Wildlife Rehabilitators to care for anything from an owl to an opossum!
Do you want to learn what it takes to care for all different kinds of companion animals? How can you keep your pet healthy both physically and mentally? This program will introduce you to the basics of how us pros give domestic animals the care they need and love they deserve.
Have you ever wanted to learn how to speak to animals? While we can’t teach you how to understand what meow means, we can certainly bridge the communication gap by helping you to recognize animal body language! In doing so, we can also learn about what our body language communicates back to the animals and how we can create a more paws-itive interaction as a result.
Ever dream of working with animals one day? Well, there are more options than what you might think! Explore the wonderful world of animal welfare careers and open your mind to possible futures you may not have even known existed. From helping pets to saving endangered species, the future is in your paws!
Do you ever wonder which animals are on the prowl outdoors when you are asleep? How do they adapt and navigate the world when the sun goes down? This program answers these questions and even gives a glimpse into how you can help these nocturnal natives!
When the weather gets colder, have you ever wondered how animals cope with the change in the seasons too? Cozy up and learn about the many different ways the animals in our backyard deal with the cold!
Have an animal nesting or using a space that you would prefer they did not? We’ll explain cohabitation techniques called Humane Harassment that help spare the lives of animals and give you peace of mind! We’ll also go over tips to help foster your own little ecosystem in your yard. Whether it’s by becoming a waystation for Monarch Butterflies, opting for more Earth-friendly practices, or getting involved with Citizen Science, there are no limits to the positive impact that you can have on the natural world!
This program provides a head to tail look at how we operate one of Pennsylvania’s largest non-profit organizations that is dedicated to the welfare of animals both domestic and wild and to providing numerous resources for the community. Our educators will discuss what goes into our domestic shelter operations and resources (such as vet clinics, a pet food pantry, adoptions, and more) as well as how our wildlife rehabilitation center treats over 4,000 native wildlife every year! This program is ideal as a Lunch and Learn for adults or community groups, or for anyone who wants to learn about how we care for animals and inspire communities.
Other Ways to Get Involved
Engaging with our community is very important to us, so if you have a group or organization looking to learn more, we’d love to collaborate with you!
Information Tables – Having an event like a science fair or community program? We can come to your event and share some fun informal education on the wonderful world of animal welfare. Times and animals may vary depending on location and event. Contact the Education Department to learn more!
We have done a variety of virtual and in-person programming for homeschool groups. Whether it be a tour, fieldtrip, or virtual presentation of one of our assemblies, if you have a homeschool group interested in learning with us, reach out to us!
HARP encourages instilling leadership in the youth of our community to create the next generation of animal advocates and environmental stewards. We have provided a number of high school students in the past with opportunities to complete various projects from our project list (for Eagle Projects, Silver Award projects, and Senior projects), including things such as building a nest box, turtle enclosures, after-hours drop off cabinet, amphitheater, or raised garden beds. Projects completed for us not only provide a lasting impact for our facility but also on the youth who complete them. Contact us today to see if we have any projects available.
Scout Programming
Check back in the new year for dates when we will be hosting an Outdoor Challenge Day!
Do you have a Scout group in need of an animal-related experience to meet a requirement? Reach out to schedule a tour or program or to see how we can help your group achieve their goals.
Daisy
Are you looking for a fun, alternative way to help your Daisy Troop earn some badges? Check out Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh’s Wildlife Rehabilitation Center and earn an “Outdoor Art Maker” badge! We will seek artistic inspiration by observing nature and scouts will even get the chance to meet a wild animal guest! This class lasts about 1 hour and is suggested for Daisy-aged girls (5-7 years old).
Badges are not included. Program hosted at Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh’s Wildlife Rehabilitation Center.
Pricing for Daisy Scouts: $100 flat rate fee for troops. If there are more than 15 Scouts, there is an additional $50 fee. Programs that start at or after 6 p.m., there will be an additional $50 fee.
Brownie
Brownie Scouts will get a unique opportunity to go outside, get inspired, and be creative at the “Outdoor Art Creator” badge class. Scouts will become inspired by the outdoors to make something and design with nature. They will even meet an animal guest in the process! We will spend time both inside our classroom and outside as well, so appropriate clothing and footwear are recommended. This class lasts about 1.5 hours and is suggested for Brownie Scout-aged girls (7-10 years old).
Badges are not included. Program hosted at Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh’s Wildlife Rehabilitation Center.
Pricing for Brownie Scouts: $125 flat rate fee for troops. If there are more than 15 Scouts, there is an additional $50 fee. Programs that start at or after 6 p.m., there will be an additional $50 fee.
Sights, sounds, and smells, oh my! Brownie Scouts can complete all requirements for their “Senses” badge during this class. Learn all about the super and silly ways animals sense the world and meet a live animal too! Scouts will play games and do hands-on activities to explore the 5 senses. We will spend time both inside our classroom and outside as well, so appropriate clothing and footwear is recommended. This class lasts about 1.5 hours and is suggested for Brownie Scout-aged girls.
Badges are not included. Program hosted at Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh’s Wildlife Rehabilitation Center.
Pricing for Brownie Scouts: $125 flat rate fee for troops. If there are more than 15 Scouts, there is an additional $50 fee. Programs that start at or after 6 p.m., there will be an additional $50 fee.
Open your eyes to the wonderful wildlife around us and learn how to help keep it protected! Brownie Scouts will get an up-close look at outdoor spaces and animal homes and even meet a native Pennsylvania animal guest! Scouts will have a chance to practice their conservation skills by coming up with ways to be kind to nature and improve outdoor spaces. We will spend time both inside our classroom and outside as well, so appropriate clothing and footwear are recommended. This class lasts about 1.5 hours and is suggested for Brownie Scout-aged girls (7-10 years old).
Badges are not included. Program hosted at Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh’s Wildlife Rehabilitation Center.
Pricing for Brownie Scouts: $125 flat rate fee for troops. If there are more than 15 Scouts, there is an additional $50 fee. Programs that start at or after 6 p.m., there will be an additional $50 fee.
Do you know a group of Girl Scouts who are looking to earn their “Pets” badge? Join us for a fun, hands on lesson all about pets! Brownies will get a unique experience while learning all about how to keep pets happy and healthy. The class includes a tour of one of our shelters as well as activities and lessons to complete all of the requirements of the Brownie “Pets” badge. Scouts will even get a chance to meet a few animal guests! This class lasts about 1.5 hours and is suggested for Brownie-aged girls (7-10 years old).
Badges are not included. Program hosted at either of Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh’s Domestic Shelters.
Pricing for Brownie Scouts: $125 flat rate fee for troops. If there are more than 15 Scouts, there is an additional $50 fee. Programs that start at or after 6 p.m., there will be an additional $50 fee.
Crawling, fluttering, and buzzing! Brownie scouts can complete all requirements for their “Bugs” badge during this fun-filled class. Attendees will learn all about the insects that live around us and how important they are! This lesson includes fun insect-themed crafts and a visit with an animal guest! Through this lesson, Scouts will complete all of the requirements of the “Bugs” badge. The class lasts about one hour and is suggested for Brownie-aged girls (7-10 years old).
Badges are not included. Program hosted at Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh’s Wildlife Rehabilitation Center.
Pricing for Brownie Scouts: $125 flat rate fee for troops. If there are more than 15 Scouts, there is an additional $50 fee. Programs that start at or after 6 p.m., there will be an additional $50 fee.
Junior
Is your Junior Girl Scout troop looking to earn their “Animal Habitats” badge? Come on down to Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh’s Wildlife Rehabilitation Center to gain a rewarding experience learning about wild animals and their habitats that surround us! Scouts will even get the chance to meet an animal guest! This class includes activities to complete all of the requirements of the Junior Scouts “Animal Habitats” badge. We will provide all of the necessary materials for research and completion of each step; all you need is yourself! This class lasts roughly 2 hours. It is suggested for Junior Scout-aged girls (8-12 years old).
Badges are not included. Program hosted at Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh’s Wildlife Rehabilitation Center.
Pricing for Junior Scouts: $175 flat rate fee for troops. If there are more than 15 Scouts, there is an additional $50 fee. Programs that start at or after 6 p.m., there will be an additional $50 fee.
Cadette
Do you have a Cadette Troop looking to earn their “Night Owl” badge? Join us at Humane Animal Rescue’s Wildlife Rehabilitation Center where Cadette Scouts can explore our campus during the evening hours to see how the world changes when the sun goes down. Meet a nocturnal animal while learning about what makes these kinds of animals so unique. Come join us for a night filled with fun, learning, and exploration! This class includes activities to complete all of the requirements of the Cadette Scouts badge. This class lasts roughly 2 hours. It is suggested for Cadette Scout-aged girls (12-14 years old).
Badges are not included. Program hosted at Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh’s Wildlife Rehabilitation Center.
Pricing for Cadette Scouts: $175 flat rate fee for troops. If there are more than 15 Scouts, there is an additional $50 fee. Programs that start at or after 6 p.m., there will be an additional $50 fee.
Note on COVID, Allergens and Accessibility:
- COVID: The health and safety of our staff, volunteers, and visitors is a priority for Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh. We are following guidance set forth by the CDC, and masks are now no longer required in our facility. Free disposable masks will be available at the entrance at all our facilities for anyone who would like one.
- ALLERGENS: We do our best to make our programming a safe and inclusive space, but please be advised that there may be allergens present on our facility (like pollen, animal dander, nuts, and peanut butter).
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PHYSICAL ACCESSIBILITY: Please be advised that there may be uneven pavement and gravel at certain portions of the driveway at the Wildlife Center, so appropriate footwear is advised. The Wildlife Center currently does not have designated handicap parking spaces, so please let us know if you need an accessible spot to be reserved in advance of your arrival.
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FINANCIAL ACCESSIBILITY: A part of our mission at HARP is to provide equal access to all members of our community. We want to provide programming options regardless of ability to pay, so we offer a variety of scholarships and other means of assistance and fee waivers. Please contact the education department for more information if applicable.
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OTHER ACCOMODATIONS: If other accommodations are applicable to your group (such as groups with learning delays or in need of interpreters), please contact the education department for more information.
Payment and Cancellation Policy
Payment can be made via exact cash or check. Checks can made out to “Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh” and mailed to the following address:
Humane Animal Rescue of Pittsburgh
ATN: Education Department
6000 Verona Road
Verona, PA 15147
If you must cancel or reschedule your program, please contact us at least 48 hours in advance to reschedule or cancel for no fee. To cancel or reschedule a program, contact our Education Department via telephone at 412-345-7300 x501 or via email at education@humaneanimalrescue.org.
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