AG Marketing Solutions Hosts Pet Donation Drive to Support Montgomery County SPCA

Elizabeth Cano February 23, 2026

AG Marketing Solutions is inviting the King of Prussia community to come together in support of local shelter pets at the Montgomery County SPCA.

Part of an annual philanthropy initiative supporting the SPCA, this year’s drive runs through March 2nd, and all donations go directly to the shelter. AG Marketing Solutions is collecting food, treats, toys, and other pet essentials that will help provide comfort and care to animals waiting for their forever homes.

What to Donate:

Durable/Heavy-duty dog toys for powerful chewers (Kongs & Nylabones recommended)
New cardboard cat scratchers
Purina Dog Food – Dry & Canned
Purina or Fancy Feast Cat Food – Dry & Canned
Purina or Fancy Feast Kitten Food – Dry & Canned
Spray cheese or Kong filling
Unopened peanut butter (without Xylitol)

Drop-Off Location:

489 Shoemaker Rd., Suite 111

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Items can be dropped off Monday – Friday from 8 AM – 6 PM through March 2^nd.

Meet Some of the Adoptable Animals

AG Marketing Solutions met with Montgomery County SPCA’s Community Engagement Manager and Volunteer Coordinator to meet some of the animals currently available for adoption.

Freckles

Freckles is playful, affectionate, and ready to grow with a loving family.

Mixed breed
Male, neutered
~8 months old
~ 47 lbs.

Adopt Freckles

Dot

Dot has a big heart and an equally big personality. She is very playful and loves her toys.

Staffordshire Terrier mix
Female, spayed
~1.5 years old
~68 lbs.

Adopt Dot

Chu Chu

If you love orange cats, Chu Chu is your man. He is a goofy and playful boy ready for his forever home.

Domestic Shorthair
Male, neutered
~4 years old
~15 lbs.

Adopt Chu Chu

Freyja

Freyja is a gentle, sweet boy. He is blind, and needs to be petted toward the back end and move with care.

Domestic Shorthair
Male, neutered
~8 years old

Adopt Freyja

In addition to dogs and cats, Montgomery County SPCA also cares for exotic pets including guinea pigs, rabbits and chickens.

View All Adoptable Animals

SPCA Programs Supporting the Community

Montgomery County SPCA’s impact expands beyond the shelter to community-focused programs designed to support local pet owners, reduce shelter overcrowding, and ensure more animals can stay safe and healthy in loving homes. These initiatives make vital resources more accessible to local families and strengthen the overall welfare of pets throughout Montgomery County.

Prevent-A-Bull: A low-cost spay/neuter program specifically for bully breeds. Remaining February dates include Friday 2/20, Wednesday 2/25, and Friday 2/27.

SNAP (Spay Neuter Assistance Program): Helping eligible pet owners access affordable spay/neuter services.

Volunteer & Foster Programs: Community members can donate their time or temporarily open their homes to animals in need. Fostering plays a critical role in socializing pets, easing shelter overcrowding, and preparing animals for adoption.

Big Things Ahead

Shelter representatives shared that they are “starting some big things in Montgomery County that will expand as we continue to grow,” with the goal of increasing access to services and strengthening support for pets and families in Montgomery County.

“There’s a lot going on here right now. It’s a really exciting time. We have a new building that’s going to open sometime next year, [we’re] increasing collaborative programming to better serve our community…There are huge exciting things happening,” shared Meredith Davis, Montgomery County SPCA’s Community Engagement Manager.