The Sanctuary at Haafsville
Our Mission
The Sanctuary at Haafsville is a dedicated safe haven for homeless cats and dogs, committed to rescuing and rehabilitating animals in need. We strive to create a kinder world where every animal is valued, respected, and loved.
Our Story and Commitment
For over 15 years, our volunteer-driven organization has served as a vital community resource throughout the Lehigh Valley, helping to save more than 15,000 animals. We believe that celebrating the human-animal bond enhances our quality of life and we work tirelessly to ensure no animal is left behind.
How We Provide Care
We operate with a No-Kill philosophy, prioritizing the health and well-being of every resident in our care. Our animals are spayed or neutered, vaccinated, and treated for health concerns before they head to their new homes. By utilizing a blend of a dedicated physical facility and a network of compassionate foster homes, we ensure each pet receives the individualized care and socialization they need to thrive.
Finding Your Perfect Match
Adoption is a joyful partnership, and we are here to help you find the right match for your household. Our focus on learning each animal’s unique behavioral traits allows us to make thoughtful placements that create lasting, happy families. Whether you are looking for a playful dog or a comforting cat, we are committed to making your experience a positive one.
Join Our Mission
You can make a difference in the lives of our animals by choosing to adopt, volunteering your time, or providing critical donations. We invite you to browse our available pets online or visit us at our adoption centers in Breinigsville and Orefield to meet your new best friend. Thank you for supporting our mission and helping us create brighter futures for animals in need.
- Staff dedication
- Well-maintained facilities
- Strict adoption policies
5/6 - 'Out of luck': Lehigh County animal shelter faces uncertain future due to PennDOT highway project
The Sanctuary at Haafsville says the way PennDOT has drawn its 500-million construction plan would run right through part of its Upper Macungie location.
