SPCA to Build Another Shelter: Good News for Foreclosure Pets

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The nonprofit organization, SPCA, is set to build a new shelter in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. This is seen as good news for foreclosure pets, whose numbers have been increasing steadily since the start of the housing market crisis.

The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) has gotten approval to build another shelter in Bucks County, Pennsylvania to accommodate increasing need for their services, particularly for foreclosure pets.

The nonprofit organization is set to start construction on an 11,000-square foot facility at the corner of Reservoir and California roads. Officials at the nonprofit have revealed that more pet adoption shelters are needed as demand for help by pet owners continue to escalate. The facility will comprise of 25 acres and will house around 60 cats and 30 dogs.