February 11th, 2026 in Schuylkill County: transport of cats to vet for evaluationFebruary 12th, 2026 in Allegheny County: Pet Care Kit delivered for 2 lg dogs displaced by house fire.February 8th, 2026 in Westmoreland County: Pet Care Kit assistance offered for 3 cats & 1 dog displaced by house fire.February 6th, 2026 in Fayette County: Pet Care Kit delivered for 2 dogs displaced by a house fire.February 3rd, 2026 in Allegheny County: Pet Care Kit delivered for 1 cat & 1 dog displaced by house fire.January 28th, 2026 in Westmoreland County: Pet Care Kit delivered for 1 dog & owner displaced by house fire.February 2nd, 2026 in Washington County: Mutual Aid Request, CART Requested for animals displaced in a apartment fire.January 30th, 2026 in Lehigh County: Cart contacted by Red Cross to help victim of a house fire with her birds and fish in the outdoor pond.January 30th, 2026 in Northampton County: Cart requested for a horse downJanuary 24th, 2026 in Lehigh County: LV Humane used kennel shelter during winter storm for homeless pets.

You Are Needed | Pennsylvania Animal Response Team

You Are Needed

Become an Animal Response Team Volunteer

Become a Volunteer

Ready to take the first step?

We have several levels of volunteers based on your interest and experience

Resource Volunteer: Assist your local team with the knowledge you have now!

  • Fundraising
  • Administration
  • Outreach events and tabling
  • Space or donations

Interim Volunteer: While you’re in the process of taking the necessary training to become an active volunteer, you can do all the same activities as a resource volunteer plus assist on scene with equipment organization and other safe tasks while you learn.

Active Volunteer: Fully trained to work on scene, deploy in disasters, and handle animals.

Junior Active Volunteer: With parental permission and training, junior volunteers age 16 and up can participate in our trainings and events.

Animal Response Team Volunteers
Animal Response Team Volunteers
Animal Response Team Volunteers Training

Your support helps PART coordinate animal emergency response efforts on the ground among government, corporate, and animal organizations. Give today!