Providence Animal Center

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555 Sandy Bank Rd

Media, PA 19063

+1 (610) 566-4575

http://www.providenceac.org

Providence Animal Center in Media, PA is a dedicated organization that offers exceptional rescue, adoption, medical care, and training for companion animals. They serve as a valuable community resource, inspiring others to embrace the human-animal bond through their commitment to lifesaving efforts.

The center provides comprehensive veterinary and behavior care for dogs and cats, ensuring high-quality and affordable services for all pet owners. With a focus on adoption, wellness, and community support, Providence Animal Center continues to save lives and make a positive impact in the lives of animals and their human companions.

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3.588 reviews

Karen O.

7/11/2025

Eye Dr. Vet confirmed my diabetic dogs cataracts, recommended saline drops to keep moist as no other med available and unable to afford costly $$$$ cataract surgery.

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Elizabeth M.

11/5/2025

The cat has a history of biting other pets and men, which no one told us until right when we finished filling out the paperwork. We were told we were getting a very chill, calm cat. NOT TRUE!!!...

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L L.

1/25/2025

Of 33 cat/dog pets I've had from childhood to adulthood, I counted 11 coming from this center (formerly SPCA) so a lot of positive experiences with this place over many years. Recently, we...

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Jeffrey B.

10/29/2025

Adopted my dog 12 years ago I had to surrender her sadly! All I got was BS from them they would not even check her out or offer any help or suggestions!!! They suck!!!!!!

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Hope D.

10/3/2025

We adopted our puppy from Providence. Sadly, she was diagnosed with a hema sarcoma( cancerous) tumor, which is terminal. The vets at Penn, a highly respected organization, stated the tumor likely...

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