Top Rated Veterinarian in Schwenksville, PA, Patt Veterinary Hospital

Pennsylvania law states that all dogs three months of age or older must be licensed and are issued by the County Treasurer. All dogs must be under control and must not be allowed to run at large. Dogs are personal property, and owners are responsible for damages caused by their dog. Learn more here
You can find more information on pet ownership in Schwenksville here

Cuddy Park
Location: 101 Colonial Dr, Perkiomenville, PA, US, 18074
Cuddy Dog Park is a gerat fenced location where dogs can run, play and socalize. Dogs are required to be licensed and current on vaccinations..

Natural Lands Trust's Stone Hills Preserve
Location: 84 Laver Rd, Schwenksville, PA, 19473
Dogs are welcome as long as their humans keep them on leash at all times and pick up after them.

Parc Bistro
Location: 4067 W Skippack Pike, Schwenksville, PA, 19473
Parc Bistro serves eclectic French cuisine in a farmhouse setting with outdoor seating available for pups.

Carisma Restaurante
Location: 4042 Skippack Pike, Schwenksville, PA, 19473
Has dog-friendly outdoor seating with paw prints leading up to the door. Good traditional Mexican food.

Javas Brewin
Location: 296 West Ridge Pike, Limerick, PA, 19468
Javas Brewin Offers sandwiches salads baked goods and coffee with outdoor seating for your pet

Schwenksville Air BNB Rentals
Location: Schwenksville, PA

VRBO Schwenksville
Location: Schwenksville, PA

Patt Veterinary Hospital
Address: 239 Oberholtzer Road, Gilbertsville, PA 19525
Patt Veterinary Hospital is a full-service veterinary hospital. Featuring a variety of pet services such as high-quality pet medical care, dentistry, boarding services, bathing, and more. Patt Veterinary Hospital is dedicated to “strive to provide veterinary care and services with excellence and quality, always embracing the importance animals bring to our lives.”

Bark Me Beautiful
Address: 129 Graterford Rd, Schwenksville, PA, 19473
Full service all breed dog grooming salon.

TyDrops Forever Memories(custom memorials)
Contact: 610-507-6673
Custom fused glass memorials with ash or Custom gifts for any occasion.

Montgomery County SPCA
Address: 1059 Sweisford Rd., Perkiomenville, PA 18074
This facility was first built in the 1950’s then an entirely new building was built in 1987. Equipped with one kennel section, one small animal room and a barn, this facility routinely houses 80-120 cats and dogs and 10-20 horses and other livestock.

Mostly Muttz
Mailing Address: P.O Box 406, Gilbertsville ,Pa 19525
Mostly Muttz Rescue is an IRS registered, 501(c)3, public charity that is an all-volunteer, foster based canine rescue striving to keep man’s best friend from dying alone in the shelter system.

Cat NAPS of Pottstown
Contact: http://www.catnapsofpottstown.org/contact/
Cat NAPS of Pottstown, Inc. has been organized primarily to do Trap, Neuter, Vaccinate and Return (TNVR) work in the Greater Pottstown area in order to reduce the feral feline population and help prevent the spread of certain viruses.

Home At last Dog Rescue
Contact Us:HomeAtLastDogRescue@yahoo.com
Our mission is to provide an alternative to the purchase of puppy mill and pet store dogs, thereby reducing the demand for, and ultimately, the supply of, such dogs. We strive to match each dog with the right family after the dog has been observed in a foster home.

Schwenksville, PA's estimated population as of 2017 is 1,393 according to the most recent United States census estimates. The population density is 3,455 people per square mile with a land area of 0.40 miles with 148 feet of elevation. Residents of Schwenksville have a median age of 39.2 years. You can find more in-depth demographics and economic data here

Zip Codes: 19473

Home Prices in 2017: All housing units: $204,164; detached houses: $277,188; townhouses or other attached units: $162,336.

You can find information for both public and private schools within Schwenksville here

Schwenksville schools cultivates an inclusive community of learners empowered to grow intellectually, socially, and emotionally. You can find more information here

Evergreen Elementary
Location: 98 Kagey Road Collegeville, PA 19426

South Elementary
Location: 3 Iron Bridge Drive, Collegeville, PA 19426

Skippack Elementary
Location: 4081 Heckler Road Collegeville, PA 19426

Schwenksville Elementary
Location: 55 Second Street Schwenksville, PA 19473

Perkiomen West Middle
Location: 220 Big Road Zieglerville, PA 19492

Perkiomen East Middle
Location: 100 Kagey Road Collegeville, PA 19426

Perkiomen Valley High
Location: 509 Gravel Pike Collegeville, PA 19426

Lower Frederick Fire Company
Address:137 Spring Mount Rd., P.O. Box 1032, Spring Mount, PA 19478

Schwenksville Police
Address:2047C Bridge Road Schwenksville, PA 19473

Birds and Beyond
Address:87 Gravel Pike (Rte. 29), Collegeville, PA 19426
Birds & Beyond Inc. offers much more than the usual bird seed, houses and feeders. It is a bird lovers paradise offering many gift items such as stained glass, books, mugs, jewelry, poles and much more. We also have a section for those young bird lovers as well.

Perkiomen Watershed Conservancy
Address:1 Skippack Pike Schwenksville, PA 19473
Since 1964, the Perkiomen Watershed Conservancy has worked to conserve and protect the natural resources of the Perkiomen Creek Watershed.

Schwenksville, which was once a part of Perkiomen-Skippack Township, dates its early history to 1718 when 600 acres of land on the east bank of the Perkiomen Creek were conveyed by Joseph Kirkbride and Thomas Stevenson of Bucks County to Hans Yost Heijt (Heyt). Stevenson had purchased this land from the Penningtons, who had secured it in 1681 from William Penn, for the purpose of allocating it to other settlers. Heijt sold the property on January 9, 1730 to John Pawling, at which time a grist-mill is mentioned in the deed. His heirs sold it in 1747 to Peter Pennypacker (Pennebecker Pennybecker), who added a fulling-mill in 1755. The Skippack Road, which was laid out in 1713 by Hendrick Pennypacker, had by this time been extended from Whitemarsh to Pennypacker Mills.

In 1770, Peter Pennypacker died, leaving the property on the East Side of the Perkiomen to his son, Samuel, including the mill, which is now the site of "The Red Fox Inn." The land on the West Side of the creek, where Schwenksville later developed, was left to his son, William. You can learn more here