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Humane Society of Berks County was established in 1889 and is based in Reading, Pa., offering shelter to dogs and puppies, cats and kittens, rabbits, hamsters, gerbils and ferrets. Its facility has kennel space for dogs, cat adoption room, lobby area and offices. The shelter conducts a humane education program in schools and for civic groups, offers puppy kindergarten classes and operates a low-cost neuter clinic. It receives funding from the city, county and some of the boroughs and townships, but it relies predominantly on the donations and gifts of the general public for its operating capital. The animals at Humane Society of Berks County are either picked up as strays or surrendered by their owners for various reasons.

The Associated Humane Societies, established in 1906, is dedicated to rescuing and providing care for animals in need across New Jersey. With a mission focused on animal protection, adoption, and wellness, they have successfully saved thousands of lives through their various programs and initiatives. Operating multiple shelters, including locations in Newark, Tinton Falls, and Forked River, the organization also runs Popcorn Park, which offers educational programs and wildlife rescue services. As a registered 501(c)(3) charity, all donations to the Associated Humane Societies are tax-deductible, supporting their ongoing efforts to improve the lives of animals. Generated from the website