Animal Welfare Professionals

Hello - I'm Megan Hrinko, Director of Operations at Paw Paw Canine Rescue & Recovery in North Abington. We're a small but deeply committed rescue and sanctuary spread across 50+ acres, born from a simple belief: every dog deserves to feel safe, seen, and loved. In our area, local rescues are regularly overwhelmed by strays, surrenders, neglect and abuse cases, and heartbreaking hoarding situations. We opened to step in to help where we can, focusing especially on the dogs who are most often overlooked - the long-term kennel dogs, the reactive pups, those who resource guard, and others with behavioral challenges that many shelters aren't set up to address.

Because we're intentionally small, we can provide individualized, one-on-one care. Working closely with our experienced trainer, we meet each dog at their pace, build trust, and create routine-based behavior plans tailored to their needs. We currently accept dogs from other rescues after seeing too many spend years waiting in kennels with little hope. We operate as both sanctuary and transitional placement under our guiding motto, "Rehab and Rehome," and our staff bring real rescue experience and compassion to every animal in our care. We're also actively developing projects across the property to give our dogs what many have never had - room to roam, enrichment, and the simple joy of being a dog. One of our next goals is to build a fully functioning agility course to boost confidence and provide mental and physical enrichment. We'd be grateful for any fundraising ideas or support - every suggestion, volunteer, or donation helps us give these dogs a brighter future.

You can visit us at online:

Facebook: Paw Paw Canine Rescue & Recovery

or

Our Website: pawpawcaninerescueandrecovery.com

Hello - I'm Megan Hrinko, Director of Operations at Paw Paw Canine Rescue & Recovery in North Abington. We're a small but deeply committed rescue and sanctuary spread across 50+ acres, born from a simple belief: every dog deserves to feel safe, seen, and loved. In our area, local rescues are regularly overwhelmed by strays, surrenders, neglect and abuse cases, and heartbreaking hoarding situations. We opened to step in to help where we can, focusing especially on the dogs who are most often overlooked - the long-term kennel dogs, the reactive pups, those who resource guard, and others with behavioral challenges that many shelters aren't set up to address.

Because we're intentionally small, we can provide individualized, one-on-one care. Working closely with our experienced trainer, we meet each dog at their pace, build trust, and create routine-based behavior plans tailored to their needs. We currently accept dogs from other rescues after seeing too many spend years waiting in kennels with little hope. We operate as both sanctuary and transitional placement under our guiding motto, "Rehab and Rehome," and our staff bring real rescue experience and compassion to every animal in our care. We're also actively developing projects across the property to give our dogs what many have never had - room to roam, enrichment, and the simple joy of being a dog. One of our next goals is to build a fully functioning agility course to boost confidence and provide mental and physical enrichment. We'd be grateful for any fundraising ideas or support - every suggestion, volunteer, or donation helps us give these dogs a brighter future.

You can visit us at online:

Facebook: Paw Paw Canine Rescue & Recovery

or

Our Website: pawpawcaninerescueandrecovery.com

Wow, it sounds like you are really filling a need! How wonderful that you're investing the necessary resources to rehabilitate dogs that tend to fall through the cracks. I work for Rusty's Angels Sanctuary in New River, Arizona. We are similar in that we focus on senior dogs (over 10) that sadly also often fall through the cracks when an owner passes away or enters a nursing home. 

Hello - I'm Megan Hrinko, Director of Operations at Paw Paw Canine Rescue & Recovery in North Abington. We're a small but deeply committed rescue and sanctuary spread across 50+ acres, born from a simple belief: every dog deserves to feel safe, seen, and loved. In our area, local rescues are regularly overwhelmed by strays, surrenders, neglect and abuse cases, and heartbreaking hoarding situations. We opened to step in to help where we can, focusing especially on the dogs who are most often overlooked - the long-term kennel dogs, the reactive pups, those who resource guard, and others with behavioral challenges that many shelters aren't set up to address.

Because we're intentionally small, we can provide individualized, one-on-one care. Working closely with our experienced trainer, we meet each dog at their pace, build trust, and create routine-based behavior plans tailored to their needs. We currently accept dogs from other rescues after seeing too many spend years waiting in kennels with little hope. We operate as both sanctuary and transitional placement under our guiding motto, "Rehab and Rehome," and our staff bring real rescue experience and compassion to every animal in our care. We're also actively developing projects across the property to give our dogs what many have never had - room to roam, enrichment, and the simple joy of being a dog. One of our next goals is to build a fully functioning agility course to boost confidence and provide mental and physical enrichment. We'd be grateful for any fundraising ideas or support - every suggestion, volunteer, or donation helps us give these dogs a brighter future.

You can visit us at online:

Facebook: Paw Paw Canine Rescue & Recovery

or

Our Website: pawpawcaninerescueandrecovery.com

Hello - I'm Megan Hrinko, Director of Operations at Paw Paw Canine Rescue & Recovery in North Abington. We're a small but deeply committed rescue and sanctuary spread across 50+ acres, born from a simple belief: every dog deserves to feel safe, seen, and loved. In our area, local rescues are regularly overwhelmed by strays, surrenders, neglect and abuse cases, and heartbreaking hoarding situations. We opened to step in to help where we can, focusing especially on the dogs who are most often overlooked - the long-term kennel dogs, the reactive pups, those who resource guard, and others with behavioral challenges that many shelters aren't set up to address.

Because we're intentionally small, we can provide individualized, one-on-one care. Working closely with our experienced trainer, we meet each dog at their pace, build trust, and create routine-based behavior plans tailored to their needs. We currently accept dogs from other rescues after seeing too many spend years waiting in kennels with little hope. We operate as both sanctuary and transitional placement under our guiding motto, "Rehab and Rehome," and our staff bring real rescue experience and compassion to every animal in our care. We're also actively developing projects across the property to give our dogs what many have never had - room to roam, enrichment, and the simple joy of being a dog. One of our next goals is to build a fully functioning agility course to boost confidence and provide mental and physical enrichment. We'd be grateful for any fundraising ideas or support - every suggestion, volunteer, or donation helps us give these dogs a brighter future.

You can visit us at online:

Facebook: Paw Paw Canine Rescue & Recovery

or

Our Website: pawpawcaninerescueandrecovery.com

Hi Megan,

Very cool to see what you have started there.  I'm with the group Spay/Neuter Save Network in Rome, PA.  Part of our mission is to help out local rescues with basic vet care needs at a reduced price.  You may already be set with vet care for your crew (which is great), but if we can be of any help with anything you may run into needed (Spay/Neuter, Dental, Radiographs, and some other things on a case by case thing) please feel free to reach out.  You can reach me at Spayneutersavevet@gmail.com or at  DrBLanglois@gmail.com. 

Welcome to the area!!!

Bryan

Hello - I'm Megan Hrinko, Director of Operations at Paw Paw Canine Rescue & Recovery in North Abington. We're a small but deeply committed rescue and sanctuary spread across 50+ acres, born from a simple belief: every dog deserves to feel safe, seen, and loved. In our area, local rescues are regularly overwhelmed by strays, surrenders, neglect and abuse cases, and heartbreaking hoarding situations. We opened to step in to help where we can, focusing especially on the dogs who are most often overlooked - the long-term kennel dogs, the reactive pups, those who resource guard, and others with behavioral challenges that many shelters aren't set up to address.

Because we're intentionally small, we can provide individualized, one-on-one care. Working closely with our experienced trainer, we meet each dog at their pace, build trust, and create routine-based behavior plans tailored to their needs. We currently accept dogs from other rescues after seeing too many spend years waiting in kennels with little hope. We operate as both sanctuary and transitional placement under our guiding motto, "Rehab and Rehome," and our staff bring real rescue experience and compassion to every animal in our care. We're also actively developing projects across the property to give our dogs what many have never had - room to roam, enrichment, and the simple joy of being a dog. One of our next goals is to build a fully functioning agility course to boost confidence and provide mental and physical enrichment. We'd be grateful for any fundraising ideas or support - every suggestion, volunteer, or donation helps us give these dogs a brighter future.

You can visit us at online:

Facebook: Paw Paw Canine Rescue & Recovery

or

Our Website: pawpawcaninerescueandrecovery.com