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Areas Pet Match Rescue serves
The Greater Pittsburgh Area
Pet Match Rescue's adoption process
Additional adoption info
Our animals are fully-vetted. Rescued cats and dogs are micro-chipped, vaccinated, spayed or neutered, tested and treated for heartworm, and given flea, tick, and heartworm prevention.
During their time with Pet Match Rescue, animals receive foster-based rehabilitation with medical and behavioral care.
Before adopting from us, we ask that you fill out an adoption application and agreement. We will also schedule a meet n' greet and a home visit before placing any of our dogs into their new home.
Our animals are fully-vetted. Rescued cats and dogs are micro-chipped, vaccinated, spayed or neutered, tested and treated for heartworm, and given flea, tick, and heartworm prevention.
During their time with Pet Match Rescue, animals receive foster-based rehabilitation with medical and behavioral care.
Before adopting from us, we ask that you fill out an adoption application and agreement. We will also schedule a meet n' greet and a home visit before placing any of our dogs into their new home.
About Pet Match Rescue
Pet Match Rescue aims to pull dogs and cats from bad situations locally, across the United States, and abroad.
We rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome animals in the Pittsburgh area to give them a second chance at life. Fundraising initiatives and grant money help us reach our goal of keeping cats and dogs off of death row.
Established in 2008, Pet Match Rescue has saved dogs from the Bahamas to Korea and brought them to forever homes in the Greater Pittsburgh area.
The rescue achieved 501c3 status in 2010 when students from the Duquesne University School of Law helped founder Pamela Knichel incorporate the organization.
A lifelong passion for animals drove Pamela and her sister and co-founder Paula Lawrence to throw themselves into rescuing animals in need.
Pet Match Rescue aims to pull dogs and cats from bad situations locally, across the United States, and abroad.
We rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome animals in the Pittsburgh area to give them a second chance at life. Fundraising initiatives and grant money help us reach our goal of keeping cats and dogs off of death row.
Established in 2008, Pet Match Rescue has saved dogs from the Bahamas to Korea and brought them to forever homes in the Greater Pittsburgh area.
The rescue achieved 501c3 status in 2010 when students from the Duquesne University School of Law helped founder Pamela Knichel incorporate the organization.
A lifelong passion for animals drove Pamela and her sister and co-founder Paula Lawrence to throw themselves into rescuing animals in need.
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