Peaceable Kingdom

WHY DOES THAT COP HAVE A BEARD?

The Bethlehem Township Police Association welcomes back the "Noshember" season.
 

With full support from the Bethlehem Township Chief of Police Daniel Pancoast, Officers are going to participate in a "No Shave November" donating money to Peaceable Kingdom Animal Shelter in order for the Chief of Police to waive the department's policy regarding shaving. Officers will be penalized (required to donate additional money) should they shave.  Since the Officers participating are always in contact with the public, they hope to spread the word of the fundraiser and the needs of the Peaceable Kingdom, Inc just by being visible in public with their unkempt faces.

The Bethlehem Township Police Association invites all to participate. Consider skipping that haircut the next month. Forget about buying that razor or shaving cream. Maybe even skip that waxing appointment. Take whatever cost that was going to be, and donate it to an organization who does so much for our local animals.

Officers will be donating $35.00 each per month to have the policy waived; an additional $20.00 should they shave. Any donation, however much, is greatly appreciated. 100% of the funds received go directly to Peaceable Kingdom.

When our police recover found dogs, Peaceable Kingdom continuously offers their services to the Bethlehem Township Police Department to help get them the care should they need it. Peaceable Kingdom also assists with locating a safe home for those found dogs without owners. 

Peaceable Kingdom is a no-kill shelter. They do not euthanize animals except in cases of unacceptable aggression or incurable illness. Their mission is:
-To provide care, protection, and assistance to animals who are mistreated, injured, abandoned, or otherwise in need.
-To offer low-cost veterinary services providing all pet owners a place to get care for their pets.
-To minimize animal overpopulation through low-cost spay/neuter clinics.
-To create community awareness and gain support of animal needs through educational efforts.

The fundraiser is an effort of the Bethlehem Township Police Association.
For more information on the Bethlehem Township Police Department.

Visit us at http://www.bethlehemtwp.org or our Like our Facebook page at

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This morning, I let my dogs into my fenced-in back yard. Two hours later, I found the gate lock broken and my neighbor checking on my property, but no dogs. To complicate the situation, they didn't have their collars on (yeah, my bad, I took the fence for granted).

Peaceable Kingdom called and said they had my German Shepherd dog Ilsa. I was expecting to hear that some good person found her and turned her in. What they told me shocked me to my core.

Someone had walked my dog about half of a mile to the shelter not to turn her in, but to get a collar and leash. 

The staff at PK identified that something was wrong, took the dog and checked her microchip. The thief tried to keep the dog and PK had to forcibly take my dog, still not knowing the situation, from them.

THANK YOU to Joe Pallitta and John Perazzo from ADT Security who found and returned Niko.

THANK YOU to everyone at Peaceable Kingdom, especially Tara. They recovered Ilsa from the thief.

Any donation will help make an impact. Thanks in advance for your contribution to this cause that means so much to me.

More information about Peaceable Kingdom, Inc. (Pk): Peaceable Kingdom is a no-kill shelter. We do not euthanize animals except in cases of unacceptable aggression or incurable illness. Our mission is: To provide care, protection, and assistance to animals who are mistreated, injured, abandoned, or otherwise in need. To offer low-cost veterinary services providing all pet owners a place to get care for their pets. To minimize animal overpopulation through low-cost spay/neuter clinics. To create community awareness and gain support of animal needs through educational efforts.