We would like to thank the companies who have made generous donations to help make this ambulance possible.  To the left is a picture of our crew with the Manoa firefighters when they donated equipment.   Thanks again!!

Far too often tragedy strikes and leaves little choices for animals.  The mission of the Animal Rescue is to provide the holding of an animal on the scene along with care, treatment, and transportation to the nearest hospital or kennel releasing some of the burden off the owner/victim.   Though the truck is limited with equipment  we can handle any situation. We have firefighters working with the rescue team to enter and pull out any animals in danger or causing danger to any personnel on scene.  Already we have responded to many scenes from dogs hit by cars to cats rescued out of a building believed to be collapsing.   Rescue will also  respond to a scene without confirmation of animals  in danger and in which case don't hesitate to ask for help.   In any emergency we can be reached by police radio as 4179-1 or our office can be called at (610)522-1113

Just some of our success stories

This poor guy was by a car and left in the street until our ambulance scooped him up and rushed him to the hospital. Later reunited with his owner

The owner called us frantically that his dog was shot after finding him laying on the back porch.  Our ambulance transported him to the closest hospital where he survived his gunshot wound

With no more mother to take care of them they were surely to perish a Delaware County resident caller Our animal ambulance and we were able to help them before it was too late.

This shooting made all the papers it was a drug deal gone bad.  Our ambulance transported this big guy to two different hospitals.  Finally ending up at the University of Pennsylvania, where they treated him for his gunshot wounds.

Delaware County Rescue Ambulance 610 522-1113

This little one was
found in a bandit
basement almost
starved to death.

Hospital emergency room