Mission Statement
The Delaware County SPCA is dedicated to intervention and prevention policies that promote companion animal welfare and provide support services to their caregivers and the community.
SPCA Management Staff
Nicole Wilson, Executive Director - x218 - nwilson@delcospca.org
Tara Todd, Assistant to Executive Director - x219 - ttodd@delcospca.org
Frances R. Franchi, Director of Development - x117 - ffranchi@delcospca.org
Dayna Villa, Director of Education and Outreach - x229 - dvilla@delcospca.org
William Vernon, Humane Officer - x214 - wvernon@delcospca.org
Tabatha Gordon, Assistant Operations Manager - x213 - tgordon@delcospca.org
Anthony Tursi, Kennel Manager - x228 - atursi@delcospca.org
Mahesh Patel, VMD - x217 - mpatel@delcospca.org
Tara Todd, Assistant to Executive Director - x219 - ttodd@delcospca.org
Frances R. Franchi, Director of Development - x117 - ffranchi@delcospca.org
Dayna Villa, Director of Education and Outreach - x229 - dvilla@delcospca.org
William Vernon, Humane Officer - x214 - wvernon@delcospca.org
Tabatha Gordon, Assistant Operations Manager - x213 - tgordon@delcospca.org
Anthony Tursi, Kennel Manager - x228 - atursi@delcospca.org
Mahesh Patel, VMD - x217 - mpatel@delcospca.org
Board of Directors
Bill Tyson, President (bill.tyson@comcast.net)
Susan Haindl, Vice President
Don Jones, Treasurer
Craig Tabun, Secretary
John Landis
Cindy LeMaster
Omar Farias Llovet, VMD
Marcia Noa
Jo-Ann Zoll
Susan Haindl, Vice President
Don Jones, Treasurer
Craig Tabun, Secretary
John Landis
Cindy LeMaster
Omar Farias Llovet, VMD
Marcia Noa
Jo-Ann Zoll
Humane Officer
Bill Vernon, Licensed Humane Officer
Our founding mission to prevent cruelty to
animals remains a vibrant component of
our field operations. We employ a full time
Humane Society Police Officer (HSPO) who
investigates hundreds of reported cases of
animal cruelty every year.In Pennsylvania, owners must provide food, water, shelter and veterinary care. Animals maintained outside for longer than 15-20 minutes must have access to shelter. The shelter must be clean, sanitary and protect the animal from the elements like snow, rain, and excessive heat. Water must be potable and not allowed to freeze. If you wish to report a case of suspected animal abuse, you may call the shelter at 610-566-1370 extension 214 to speak to the Humane Officer.
Services
Survey
Employment Opportunities
Veterinary Technician
Make a Difference… Be on the Front Lines
The Delaware County SPCA, a non-profit organization, located in Media, Pennsylvania, is hiring a certified or experienced Veterinary Technician. We offer a competitive salary, medical and dental benefits, and paid vacation/personal time. We seek to hire a self motivated leader looking to positively impact the lives of local shelter animals. This individual must possess management, organizational, and implementation skills. The technician is responsible for training staff in animal care and basic treatment skills, effectively maintaining treatment records, and supervising medical treatment of animals throughout the facility. If you are interested in making a difference in the lives of homeless animals email your resumé to ttodd@delcospca.org.
Make a Difference… Be on the Front Lines
The Delaware County SPCA, a non-profit organization, located in Media, Pennsylvania, is hiring a certified or experienced Veterinary Technician. We offer a competitive salary, medical and dental benefits, and paid vacation/personal time. We seek to hire a self motivated leader looking to positively impact the lives of local shelter animals. This individual must possess management, organizational, and implementation skills. The technician is responsible for training staff in animal care and basic treatment skills, effectively maintaining treatment records, and supervising medical treatment of animals throughout the facility. If you are interested in making a difference in the lives of homeless animals email your resumé to ttodd@delcospca.org.
History
The Delaware County SPCA is a 501c3 non-profit, charitable organization registered with the Pennsylvania Department of State. We are not affiliated with any local, state or federal agency or any other SPCA or humane group. Our work is supported almost entirely by private donations.
We work hard to place all adoptable animals. In many cases this means providing extra medical care, grooming, rehabilitation and socialization to give the dogs and cats every chance of being adopted.
In addition to caring for animals at the shelter, we provide other services in our community such as animal rescue service, seven days a week, 24 hours a day. We also work constantly to promote responsible pet ownership and combat animal overpopulation through low cost spay/neuter programs, community programs, disseminating printed information, publicity and special events like Spay Day USA.