The Woodlander PWL Newsletter

09/05/2026

The New Pike County Humane Society their shelter facility, just outside Milford in Shohola, directly accepts a variety of gently used household items to support rescued animals on-site.
HOURS OF OPERATION: Tues-Sat 10-3 everyday
​Mission: Provides rescue, shelter, and medical care for abandoned and surrendered pets in Pike County.

​Accepted donations: Gently used bath towels, bed sheets, washcloths, blankets, quilts (no comforters or feather pillows), along with unopened pet food, blue Dawn dish soap, paper towels, and trash bags.
​Convenience: You can drop off accepted supplies directly at the shelter during public operating hours.

It's All About The Animals Welcome to the Pike County Humane Society The Pike County Humane Society is a safe haven for pets located in Pike County PA. While we serve Pike County primarily, we provide shelter to animals from all over Northeastern PA. We work with several other sheltering organizatio...

09/02/2026

09/02/2026

Save the date for KeyfoodMilford's 9th Annual Community Event! This neighborhood supermarket is bringing the community together on Sunday, September 20, from 10 AM–4 PM!

Enjoy food and beverages, kids’ activities and games, plus a car show featuring trucks, 4x4s, and motorcycles. Trophies will be awarded in three categories!

All proceeds will benefit the Pike County Veterans Affairs Office, supporting programs and services for local veterans.

📍 501 W. Harford St, Milford, PA

09/02/2026

with our sympathies,

09/02/2026

09/02/2026

Come join Sheriff Vennie and Deputies from our Office for Coffee With The Sheriff! Our first location will be at Milford's Daily Grind here in Milford Borough on Saturday, October 3rd from 10am to 12pm. This is a great opportunity to stop by, enjoy a cup of coffee, and have a conversation with Sheriff Vennie and our Deputies! We are looking forward to this event and want to thank Milfords Daily Grind for working with us to make this happen! ☕

09/02/2026

Did you know that the Pennsylvania Game Commission has an anti-poaching program called Operation Game Thief (OGT)?

Created in 2015, OGT is a silent witness, anti-poaching program that encourages the public to report any suspicious activity or knowledge about a poaching violation.

How do I report a wildlife crime?
You can report information about a wildlife crime, by calling the OGT hotline — 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year — at 1-888-PGC-8001 or report online at http://bit.ly/PGCOGT.

What should I report?
Wildlife crimes would include activities like illegal shooting or taking of big game or protected, endangered, or threatened species or any crime against those species.

Other violations like illegal use of state game lands, illegal dumping, etc. can also be reported.

What information do I need?
When reporting, try to provide as many details as possible. Even small details prove helpful in some cases. If possible, note:
- Description of what you saw and the wildlife involved
- Date and time of the incident
- Location or address
- Description of the person(s) including height, weight, hair color, eye color, approximate age, tattoo or other distinguishing feature, clothing, fi****ms/ weapons involved, etc.
- Description of the vehicle(s) including color, make, model, dents, decals, bumper stickers, license plate number and state, road/route, direction of travel