WHITEHALL TWP., Pa. – At Keystone Harley-Davidson, the sound of revving engines mixed with a different kind of grrr.
“This event is for the dogs,” Events Coordinator Stephanie Gubernat said.
Gubernat says these dogs come from the Humane Society looking for their forever homes.
“We are all dog-lovers in the store. We have our little shop dogs that come in every week with us. Every single person here loves animals and wants to help,” she expressed.
Rob Rozak with Mighty Paws Dog Daycare says these dogs could definitely use that help.
“Today we have featured animals that came back from Delaware County in a hoarding case that we dealt with back on August 15th,” Rozak explained.
From hoarding hopefully to loving homes, Harley-Davidson made it a party for people to come find their fur babies on Saturday.
“We have a food truck, we have a radio station here,” Gubernat explained.
“What’s better? Animals, motorcycles, and some great food,” Rozak said.
At least one pup hit the jackpot.
“Today we got a dog adopted, so that’s what it means. We’re trying to get these dogs homes,” Gubernat expressed.
Saving a life and helping the Humane Society make room for new rescues.
“To see that cruelty when it comes in the door, it’s heartbreaking, but this is the silver lining at the end of the rainbow, or whatever you want to say, where you get to see the animal fully rehabilitated and getting to their forever home,” Rozak explained.
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