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Goose

American Pit Bull Terrier

Male, 5 yrs
Williamsport, PA
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
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Bureau of Dog Law Enforcement—Kennel License #2617Could he do well with kids? Yes, with children 14 years and older.Could he do well with other dogs? Yes, on a dog-by-dog basis.Has this dog lived with cats? Unknown. [The Lycoming County SPCA does not “cat test” dogs per the Association of Shelter Veterinarian’s Guidelines for Standards of Care in Animal Shelters.]---What volunteers have to say about this animal:Meet Goose – From Shut Down to ShineWhen Goose first came to the shelter, he was a different dog—unsure of people, defensive, and deeply wary of human touch. Thanks to the patience, consistency, and love of staff and volunteers, Goose has blossomed into a joyful, affectionate, and downright irresistible companion.Now? This boy throws himself into your arms for snuggles, politely takes treats, and loves showing off his commands—“sit,” “boop,” and more. On walks, he’s an attentive, enthusiastic partner who checks in often, even if he sometimes pulls when something exciting catches his nose.Some of Goose’s Best Qualities:-A true snugglebug who leans in close for affection-Knows his commands and is eager to please-Energetic, playful, and always up for fun-A happy, attentive walker who loves adventures-Improving every day in play manners with other dogsHe’s not without quirks—he may chase his tail when overstimulated, or get a little too excited during play—but he’s learning to self-regulate and signals clearly when he needs a break. With guidance and continued structure, Goose thrives.Goose Would Do Best In a Home With:-Kids 14+ who can handle his size and energy-Possibly another dog—one who can keep up with his playful, high-energy style-A family who will celebrate his goofy, affectionate spirit and continue his journey of growthAt 4 years old and 71 pounds, Goose is the best of both worlds—mature enough to know his manners, but young enough to keep life fun and full of energy. And just look at him—those bright eyes, big smile, and handsome brindle coat say it all.Goose has already proven that with love and patience, he can bloom. Now he’s ready to do the same in a forever home.---Condensed Staff Assessment Notes: Goose is an energetic and playful dog who has shown improvement with the help of staff and volunteers. He tends to pull on the leash when eager to reach certain objects or scents but walks pol
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Cooper

Labrador Retriever

Male, 2 yrs 6 mos
Williamsport, PA
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
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Bureau of Dog Law Enforcement—Kennel License #2617Could he do well with kids? Yes, with children around 8 years old, on a kid-by-kid basis.Could he do well with other dogs? Yes, on a dog-by-dog basis.Has this dog lived with cats? Unknown. [The Lycoming County SPCA does not “cat test” dogs per the Association of Shelter Veterinarian’s Guidelines for Standards of Care in Animal Shelters.]---Condensed Staff Assessment Notes: Cooper is a large, happy boy with an outgoing personality and a natural curiosity about people, places, and dogs. He excitedly approached new individuals, often invading their personal space by sitting on their feet and leaning against their legs. When meeting other dogs, he tried to instigate play.While Cooper pulled strongly on a standard-length leash, he also showed good stability around startling noises and understood the `sit` cue, but only when he saw treats. He loved playtime, jumping up during our runs and lightly mouthing my hands. He can get a bit rough with toys, especially with the rope tug, but enjoyed playing independently with plush toys and the squeaker. He also engaged well in fetch with a tennis ball for a few minutes.---For more resources to help with any step of your adoption journey go to: https://go.petadoptiongateway.com/LycomingDT
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Tova

American Staffordshire Terrier

Female, 3 yrs
Williamsport, PA
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
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Bureau of Dog Law Enforcement—Kennel License #2617**Due to Tova needing spayed, her adoption will not be finalized until on or after: TBDCould she do well with kids? Yes, with children around 8 years old, on a kid-by-kid basis.Could she do well with other dogs? Yes, on a dog-by-dog basis.Has this dog lived with cats? Unknown. [The Lycoming County SPCA does not “cat test” dogs per the Association of Shelter Veterinarian’s Guidelines for Standards of Care in Animal Shelters.]---Condensed Staff Assessment Notes: Tova is a sweet girl who cautiously sought affection. Outside, she was pulling from place to place but began to check in with me as we walked. Inside, she was more cautious but warmed up in the activity room, actively seeking connection and enjoying being nearby.Tova responded well to redirection and knew the cue `sit.` She was uncomfortable being touched while eating and stared intently until I backed off. While she recovered well from startling noises, she was apprehensive around certain objects, like umbrellas.Tova did well meeting strangers and an unfamiliar dog. She jumped up on most people without force and was able to self-regulate when interacting with the other dog by stepping back when overwhelmed before re-engaging.---For more resources to help with any step of your adoption journey go to: https://go.petadoptiongateway.com/LycomingDT
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Fog

American Pit Bull Terrier

Male, 7 yrs
Williamsport, PA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
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Bureau of Dog Law Enforcement—Kennel License #2617Could he do well with kids? Yes, with children around 12 years old on a kid-by-kid basis.Could he do well with other dogs? Yes, on a dog-by-dog basis.Has this dog lived with cats? Unknown. [The Lycoming County SPCA does not “cat test” dogs per the Association of Shelter Veterinarian’s Guidelines for Standards of Care in Animal Shelters.]---What volunteers have to say about this animal: Meet Fog – Smart, Sensitive, and Seriously CuteFog is a six-year-old medium-sized American Pit Bull Terrier mix with huge heart, even bigger smarts—and one adorably bent ear that never quite straightens out.He’s been with us long enough to show his full personality: sweet, sensitive, slightly anxious in the shelter environment, and very eager to bond with someone special. He can be a little reserved when meeting new people, but once he knows you? He’ll greet you like sunshine breaking through the clouds.Fog’s Favorite Things:- Zooming around the yard with a ball- Trail walks (with plenty of sniffing)- Training games and treat puzzles—he’s brilliant at them- Frozen Kongs, peanut butter, and pup cups with whipped cream- Building trust, slowly and surelyFog’s Ideal Match:- Children 12+ (case-by-case depending on comfort)- Possibly another dog, with careful introductions and a few meet-ups- A calm, consistent home where he can decompress and continue building confidence- A person who enjoys a mix of mental enrichment, gentle structure, and good cuddle energyFog has some leash manners to work on (he gets excited and zigzags a bit), but he responds well to redirection and already knows several basic cues: sit, come, wait, stay—and he’s happy to keep learning.He’s not a dog who comes in hot and wants instant hugs, but with a few minutes, a gentle voice, and maybe a peanut butter snack, you’ll quickly become his favorite person.Fog is one of those dogs who doesn’t just want a home—he wants to belong. To bond. To learn. To breathe deeper in a place where the days are quieter, the toys are plentiful, and the kindness is steady.---Condensed Staff Assessment Notes: Fog is an energetic and playful dog who needs training in leash manners, as he tends to pull and zigzag. He accepts handling well and shows no resource guarding outside his kennel, though he does guard his food and space. F
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Bruno

American Pit Bull Terrier

Male, 4 yrs 2 mos
Williamsport, PA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
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Bureau of Dog Law Enforcement—Kennel License #2617Could he do well with kids? Yes, with children around 10 years old, on kid-by-kid basis.Could he do well with other dogs? We believe he would do best in a home with dogs of the opposite sex, on a dog-by-dog basis.Has this dog lived with cats? Yes. [The Lycoming County SPCA does not “cat test” dogs per the Association of Shelter Veterinarian’s Guidelines for Standards of Care in Animal Shelters.]---What volunteers have to say about this animal:Meet Bruno – Big Personality, Busy Explorer, Loyal-in-the-MakingBruno is an American Pit Bull Terrier mix in the prime of his life—active, curious, and full of personality. Some of you may remember him from a previous stay with us, and while we’re glad to see him again, we’re really hoping his next home is his forever one.Bruno loves being outside, taking in the world with enthusiasm. He’s strong on leash (especially when other dogs are nearby), but inside he settles into a curious, engaged companion who enjoys being part of the action.What Bruno Is Like:- Active and outdoorsy — he loves to explore- Tends to jump up when excited (especially for treats)- Enjoys independent play and doing his own thing- Has lived with cats- Shows mild guarding tendencies, but no aggressionBruno can be a bit “full of himself” at first, jumping up to greet new people or barking to communicate his needs, but he settles with structure and clear boundaries. He prefers to play independently and may move away if approached during play, showing he values his space at times. With other dogs, Bruno can be inappropriate in his approach, coming in head-on and getting tense. For this reason, we believe he’d do best with a compatible dog of the opposite sex, with slow, thoughtful introductions.Bruno’s Ideal Home Looks Like:- Kids around 10+, on a case-by-case basis- Possibly another dog of the opposite sex, pending meet-and-greets- A family comfortable with an active, strong dog- People who can provide structure, consistency, and guidanceBruno is a dog who will thrive with the right balance of freedom and boundaries. He’s smart, expressive, and full of potential—just waiting for someone to help him channel it.---Condensed Staff Assessment Notes: Bruno is a young, active dog in his prime who loved exploring outdoors. On a leash, he pulled strongly, especial
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Muffin

Poodle (Miniature) Bernese Mountain Dog

Female, 8 mos
Williamsport, PA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
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Bureau of Dog Law Enforcement—Kennel License #2617**Due to Muffin needing spayed, her adoption will not be finalized until on or after: 7-18-26Could she do well with kids? Yes, with children around 8 years old, on a kid-by-kid basis.Could she do well with other dogs? Yes, on a dog-by-dog basis.Has this dog lived with cats? No. [The Lycoming County SPCA does not “cat test” dogs per the Association of Shelter Veterinarian’s Guidelines for Standards of Care in Animal Shelters.]---Condensed Staff Assessment Notes: Muffin is a young, energetic dog with a playful and curious nature. She actively participated in her assessment and enjoyed attention. During our outdoor time, Muffin walked well on a leash, circling around me but staying close without excessive pulling. She loved meeting new people and enjoyed playing fetch.---For more resources to help with any step of your adoption journey go to: https://go.petadoptiongateway.com/LycomingDT

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A Furr-Ever Home

Williamsport, PA 17701

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Lycoming County SPCA

2805 Reach Road, Williamsport, PA 17701

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Cold Noses Warm Hearts

Williamsport, PA 17701

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Time and Patience Rescue

1553 Louisa Street, Williamsport, PA 17701

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Pets Come First, Inc.

2451 General Potter Highway, Centre Hall, PA 16828

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Nittany Beagle Rescue

P.O. Box 1142, Lemont, PA 16851

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Twin Tiers Rescue

Morris, PA 16938

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Canine Crusaders for Second Chances

P.O. Box 417, West Milton, PA 17886

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Centre County PAWS INC

1401 Trout Road, State College, PA 16801

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ARPH Central PA

State College, PA 16801

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