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Bell Run Rescue

Christiana, PA

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Bell Run Rescue is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization located on a 40-acre farm in Christiana, Pennsylvania. While primarily dedicated to the rescue, retraining, and rehoming of retired off-track thoroughbred racehorses, the organization also provides care and rehoming support for homeless dogs and cats in the local community.

Hours Visits by appointment
Areas served Christiana, PA and surrounding areas

Bell Run Rescue is open Visits by appointment and serves Christiana, PA and surrounding areas.

Adopting

Fees, requirements & process

Requirements

Applications must be completed and submitted prior to scheduling an on-site visit.

How it works

Interested adopters can submit an application prior to scheduling a visit to meet the animals and ensure a good match.

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FAQ

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What animals does Bell Run Rescue care for?

Bell Run Rescue primarily specializes in the rescue, retraining, and rehoming of off-track thoroughbred racehorses, but also provides care for homeless dogs and cats at their 40-acre facility in Christiana, PA.

How can I inquire about adoptable animals or schedule a visit?

You can reach out by submitting the contact form on their website, calling 610-608-4460, or emailing [email protected] to discuss available animals and schedule an appointment.

Are applications required before visiting?

Yes, adoption applications are required to be completed and submitted prior to scheduling a visit to their facility.

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