A society for the prevention of cruelty to animals.

Provides tours of the Catskill Animal Sanctuary. During the tour you learn the history and mission of CAS, meet many of our 150+ rescued farm animals, hear farm animal rescue stories, and learn what working with these amazing animals has taught us. Information on agribusiness and its devastating consequences for animals, humans and the planet is shared honestly but with sensitivity to the ages of those on your tour.

Offers domestic pet services such as adoption, spay/neutering, vaccination clinic, and pet cemetery. Call for Adoption Center hours.

Report Lost or Found Animals and view Stray and Lost Animals

Offers pet adoption services and low cost spaying/neutering certificate referring pet owners to veterinary services at reduced fees. Send $1.00 and S.A.S.E. per certificate to above address to receive a low cost spay/neuter certificate.

Provides law enforcement services for the City of Syracuse.

Animal shelter and care for homeless animals, including adoption counseling training animal surrender incidents of animal cruelty in Tompkins County; to report, call (607) 257-1822, ask for a humane PET FOOD PANTRY:Saturdays only 10am-11am @ 1640 Hanshaw Rd. starting 5/27/2020 Based on availability. You can call ahead: 607-257-1822 ext 221. Dog & cat food.ANIMAL CONTROLProvides animal control services for City of Ithaca Towns of Danby, Caroline, Enfield, Ithaca, Newfield, UlyssesAnimal control services for other municipalities: Towns of Lansing and Groton Country Acres Pet Services Paul & Joyce Burhans, ACO; Lindsay Andersen, Asst. ACO 5852 West Scott Road, Homer, NY 13077 607-749-2734 607-423-2888 (cell) 607-749-4718 (fax) Town of Dryden (dog control only) Richard Leonard 642 Wood Road, Freeville, NY 13068 607-844-8261 607-351-2144 (cell) (emergency)SPAY AND NEUTER SERVICESGo to https://webapp.icarol.com/secure/Resources/ResourceEdit2.aspxResourceAgencyNum=22700063&culture=en

* Provides and assists in the protection of abused and abandoned animals and continues to assist in the placement of such animals in approved homes.* Offers the spay/neuter voucher program.* Offers a foster care program for lost and stray animals awaiting adoption.* Offers a pet food pantry.

* Provides a municipal animal resource center for at-risk animals that are homeless, injured, or pose imminent public safety concerns within the Rochester City limits.* Provides lost and found pet reunification and pet rehoming services. * Addresses city ordinances regarding companion animals with information sharing, supportive services, and enforcement.* Offers free pet services including pet food and supplies, vaccinations, identification tags, microchips, spay and neuter surgeries, wellness exams, and community veterinary care. All adopted animals receive a certificate for one free veterinary examination.* Provides temporary housing via foster homes for pets of households in crisis. Visit the website www.cityofrochester.gov/PetSafetyNet/ * Accepts donations - visit the website www.cityofrochester/RASdonations for wish list and monetary donations.

Care and shelter for homeless cats.

Provides assistance to pet owners who have lost their pet and want to pick them up from being boarded at the shelter while they were missing.

Offers safe shelter for survivors of intimate partner abuse. Shelter provides 9-bed homey atmosphere and comprehensive services.

* Provides a temporary shelter for pets in emergency situations. Contracts with Wayne County towns and villages for stray dogs. * Offers a Pet Visitation Program. Scheduled visits of pets to schools, nursing homes, hospitals and other groups. * Provides a Spay/neuter incentive fund for low income households. * Offers an Adult Companion Program. Provides pet companionship to older adults, the Humane Society will match up cats and dogs. * Provides animals available for adoption and foster care opportunities.

Provides confidential services to crime victims, with special emphasis on domestic and sexual violence. Services include emergency shelter, medical crisis intervention, crisis and supportive therapy, support groups, advocacy, crime victim compensation, and safe pet services.

therapeutic pet visits to skilled nursing facilities, senior housing centers and day treatment programs for developmentally disabled adults rescue and find new homes for canines from shelters and puppy mills and at high risk for euthanasia

Provides shelter and adoption services for homeless, stray, and abused animals. Provides spay/neuter and vaccination services for all animal prior to adoption. Offers a pet pantry to individuals in need.

Provides services and programs that help control the pet population, better the lives of pet owners and ensure that animals themselves are granted the lives they deserve. Call or visit website for additional information.

Enforces animal control measures needed to protect the health, safety, and welfare of Islip residents and, wherever possible, to promote animal welfare. The shelter houses stray and abandoned animals and makes every effort to have as many of those animals adopted as is possible.

Protects abused, mistreated and abandoned animals by housing, feeding, and in some cases medical attention and rehabilitation. Offers the opportunity for those looking for pets to adopt. Also helps with advocacy to change laws to protect animals from cruelty.

Accepts cats, kittens, dogs and puppies for adoption and offers low to no cost spay/neuter and vaccination services for the public. Provides dog control services, pet adoption services, lost and found listings, and adoption listings from the public. Responds to calls regarding injured dogs, cats and wildlife. Operated by North Fork Animal Welfare League, Inc. Call for further information. If you need help before 9am or after 4pm Call Town Police #765-2600 or (911).

Provides care for lost, stray and surrendered animals for the residents of Smithtown. Reunites lost animals with their owners and finds new homes for the unclaimed and relinquished pets. Enforces the animal control laws of the township and of the NYS Department of Agriculture. Responds to residents' complaints regarding stray, vicious, injured, barking, or owned loose dogs as well as sick or injured wildlife. Surrendered and unclaimed dogs and cats are available for adoption by either Town or non-residents.

Provides dog (and/or wildlife in some cases) control services for the Town of Schroeppel.

Provides animal sanctuary, referral and adoption, and animal welfare information. Complete animal hospital on premises. Low-cost spay/neuter. Full service for pet health available to the public.

Maintains animal shelter, staff and volunteer management. Coordinates weekly veterinarian visits and animal care.