Hershire Animal Hospital

09/29/2026

09/07/2026

Hershire is closed today, we will open tomorrow for normal business hours at 8am.

If you have an emergency with your pet, please call Hershey Animal Emergency Center at 717-298-7883.

08/29/2026

This week we met Nashville and Dave, and we figure we’re halfway to writing us a country song! 🤠

08/24/2026

She made a Monday sweet like “Honey-Bea” ♥️

08/20/2026

When your parents let the girls know it’s been a tough day for you because of the thunderstorms…

So three technicians spoil, serenade, and snuggle you for your nail trim ♥️

07/05/2026

Please share, or help search if you are able ♥️🙏🏼

🚨 PLEASE HELP US FIND CHARLOTTE 🚨

This morning, one of our clients was bringing her dog, Charlotte, into Hershey Animal Emergency Center when Charlotte slipped out of her harness and ran from the parking lot. She was last seen heading along the main road toward Palmyra.

Charlotte is a 3-year-old black and white Border Collie and is in need of medical attention.

If you see Charlotte, please do not chase her, as she may become frightened and run farther. If you are able to safely contain or safely corral her, or if you spot her, please call Hershey Animal Emergency Center immediately at 717-298-7883.

We are incredibly worried about Charlotte, especially with the extreme heat today, and her family is understandably frantic. Every share and every set of eyes helps.

Please share this post to help bring Charlotte home safely. ❤️

3:46pm
UPDATE: Charlotte is still missing. Despite hundreds of shares, we have not had any confirmed sightings. Because of the extreme heat, she may be hiding quietly in dense shade, under a porch or deck, in a culvert, shed, garage, or wooded area. If you live in the area, please take a moment to check around your property. If you see her, please do not chase her. Call Hershey Animal Emergency Center immediately at 717-298-7883 with her location so we can respond.

7/5/26

💔 Charlotte Update 💔

First, we want to thank everyone who has shared Charlotte’s story and helped search for her. The outpouring of support from the community has been incredible, and we are so grateful.

As of this morning, Charlotte has still not had any verified sightings since she slipped out of her harness yesterday. We know many people have been driving the area and searching, and we appreciate every single effort.

Because Charlotte is unfamiliar with the area and the temperatures have been extremely hot, she may be hiding quietly in a shaded or secluded location. If you live or work near the area, please take a moment to check under decks, porches, sheds, in garages, wooded edges, culverts, or other cool places where a frightened dog may seek shelter.

If you see Charlotte, please do not chase her. If you are able to safely keep her in sight or safely contain her, please call Hershey Animal Emergency Center immediately at 717-298-7883 with her location.

Please continue sharing this post. We remain hopeful that Charlotte is nearby, and every share and every set of eyes increases the chance of bringing her home safely. ❤️

7/5 update: Charlotte was found and treated and released back to her family. See our other post with more information. 

05/27/2026

Facial massage in progress, please do not disturb 😴👑

05/18/2026

Pardon me, but would now be a good time to discuss the warranty on your vehicle? 🫣

05/14/2026

We absolutely love him for always dressing up and showing up for the occasion!! 🫰👔

Best dressed 🥇
Most handsome ✅✅