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Welcome, New Volunteers!
Jordonna Bowser
Scott Hartman
Sue Hillary
David King
Upcoming Events
Aug. 2: Shelter will be closed to the public for a staff outing. Special (morning only) volunteer hours apply!
Aug. 2 - 5: Fort Armstrong Folk Festival, remember to park at the corner of Market Street and S. Water Street to support the orphans!
Aug. 11: Last day to submit photos forKimberly's annual Pet Photo Contest! Clickherefor details!
Sept. 24, 9 a.m. See our orphans featured onKDKA's Pittsburgh Today Live!
October 5, Fall for Animals Festival, Crooked Creek Horse Park. Click here for details!
Please support these events by attending, and bringing your friends!
Get Your Logo Apparel Now!
You can order apparel with our new logo from local vendor The Village Idiot. They are located at 12157 US Route 422, Kittanning. Call them at (724) 545-7477. Click
Happy summer! I hope you have been enjoying taking the dogs for strolls around the field or hanging out on the cat porch with our felines. If you would like to see more volunteers spending time with our orphans, and are friendly and organized, we need you! Let us know you would like to serve as our new volunteer coordinator to conduct monthly one-hour orientations and schedule new volunteers with trainers.
KDKA Host Heather Abraham & orphan Delilah!
KDKA-TV features our orphans regularly on its Pittsburgh Today Live show and Take Me Home Tuesday segments. Because we now take at least two animals, we need a second animal handler.
KDKA Reporter Meghan Schiller puppy sat!
This means leaving the shelter bright and early on a Monday morning at 6:30 and returning at 11 a.m.
We still need a super volunteer to dismantle the burn stockade and remove the debris pile. If we can't find anyone, it will cost the shelter a lot of money to hire a contractor.
If you can help with any of these projects, reply to this message or talk to Bethann.
Thanks for all that you do! See you around the shelter!
Of Jim McClister, whose service and dedication to the animals of Orphans of the Storm will truly be missed. May Jim's kind & generous manner be reflected through our own thoughts & actions.
May Adoptions
34 Happy Tails
26 dogs, 8 fine felines!
June Adoptions
61 Happy Tails
49 dogs, 12 fine felines!
Trevor -- that's right -- TREVOR -- going home!
And thanks to
Bob Fragasso for sponsoring Trevor's (and our other long-term orphans) special adoption fees!
Help promote our long-term orphans by clicking
here to download a flyer to print and post at your favorite local businesses!
To see Happy Tails' adoptions (or animals still waiting for homes), visit our
website or Facebook page!
Orphans of the Storm is located in Armstrong County. We were established in 1969 to provide temporary shelter for unwanted and abused animals. We match lovable animals with loving forever homes, educate the public on humane, responsible care of all animals, and promote spaying and neutering to reduce companion animal overpopulation. Orphans of the Storm is a no-kill animal shelter. This means we euthanize an animal only if it is suffering with no hope to be cured, or if the animal is a danger to people or other animals.
We still need a super volunteer to dismantle the burn stockade and remove the debris pile. If we can't find anyone, it will cost the shelter a lot of money to hire a contractor. 
