Adoption Center for homeless animals.

Coordinates a network of foster families to provide pets with temporary homes while families transition into a safer living environment.

Cares for all animals large and small, many of which have been abandoned, neglected, disabled and abused. Cares for dogs, cats, horses, birds, tortoises, rabbits, and even a pot bellied pig.

Emergency animal shelter for dogs and cats. Investigates and prosecutes cases of animal abuse and neglect within the county. Adoptions available. Volunteer opportunities and donations encouraged.

The Division of the Animal Shelter is responsible for administering and maintaining the Town's dog shelter, enforcing Local and State animal protection, control and licensing laws, and administering Town dog control services. This Division makes dogs available for adoption and operates from the Town's Animal Shelter. Also includes licenses, vaccinations, and surrendering dogs.

Provides a number of volunteer opportunities for older adults who want to help nonprofit agencies in their community.

Volunteer's talents and interests are matched to the numerous opportunities to help, such as dog walking, cat socialization, dog bathing and grooming, greeters program, pet therapy, event planning, humane education, outreach programs, shelter beautification, administrative work or opening your home to a foster animal. All volunteers go through orientation sessions, and training depending on the task.

takes in homeless dogs and dogs facing euthanasia due to overcrowding in high kill shelters places dogs in foster homes where they receive veterinary care and emotional, physical and social rehabilitation searches for appropriate adoptive homes foster and permanent homes receive consultation and support each rescued dog's lifeDo not give out phone number, refer callers to the web site.

Offer shelters, respite care, adoption and other services for companion animals and even certain farm animals to persons who are victims of domestic violence.

Animal adoptions at the Chenango SPCA include vaccinations and de-worming (age appropriate), Feline Leukemia test for cats, Flea Preventative Treatment, a free bag of Hills Science Diet Food (dogs/cats only), 30-day free pet health insurance (some conditions required), a free pet health exam from a participating veterinarian, micro-chipped and a pet ID tag. Adoptions are friendly and require a simple application.We are happy to offer pet food and supplies to folks in need. Potential temporary animal boarding, if time allows

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

Looks for individuals with lots of patience and compassion to help care for the animals which come through the shelter.

Offers animal adoptions to adults 18 years and older and animal shelter. Burial services for animals also offered. Also, actively seeking individuals who are willing to offer their services in this area.

Volunteers help clean the shelter, do laundry, care for the cats and socialize the cats. Additionally, there is gardening work and painting, on an as needed basis. Volunteers are welcome on a regular schedule or whenever available even if only for a few hours. Help is needed to clean and feed the cats from 9:15 a.m. to noon, prior to the opening to the public. Socialization of the cats happens beginning at noon.

Houses stray dogs and cats while attempting to find adoptive homes for them. Investigates complaints of dangerous animals. Offers low cost spaying and rabies program.

Provides shelter and care to injured, abused, lost and abandoned animals before finding them a new home through adoption. Helps reunite families with lost pets. Keeps potentially dangerous animals off the streets, provides dog control for the City of Buffalo. Offers help trapping and removing nuisance animals in addition to rodent control. Also exterminates pests that are on city property. Volunteer opportunities available.

Dedicated to the rescue, care and placement of abused animals. We offer resources for pet owners, assist in the care and placement of homeless pets, enforce animal protection laws, prevent animal cruelty and serve victims of animal cruelty. We depend completely on your donations and support to protect our animals. Call for detailed information regarding all services offered.

Teaches respect, responsibility and kindness to scout, school and summer camp groups teaching dog bite safety and responsible pet ownership while educating young people that shelters are a safe place, a place of hope.

Offers an animal shelter and free behavior help for pets. Also has pets for adoption.

Volunteers are needed to do a variety of things, from brushing cats and dogs to assisting in the training programs. Time commitments can range from a few hours a week to as much time as volunteer wants to give.Service is provided in 19 communities in Westchester County including Ardsley, City of Rye, Dobbs Ferry, Eastchester, Elmsford, Greenburgh, Harrison, Hartsdale, Hastings-on-Hudson, Irvington, Larchmont, New Rochelle, Pelham, Pelham Manor, Rye Brook, Scarsdale, Tarrytown, Town of Mamaroneck and Village of Mamaroneck.

Volunteers are vital to the Regional Food Bank. Every day, volunteers assist in our warehouse, on our farm, in our office, and in the community to ensure our operation continues to be most efficient.

Volunteers are vital to the Regional Food Bank. Every day, volunteers assist in our warehouse, on our farm, in our office, and in the community to ensure our operation continues to be most efficient.

Provides a variety of services that shield domestic animals from harm in the form of cruelty, abuse, neglect or exploitation. Included are services for abandoned, lost or otherwise homeless animals and those who need to be rescued from dangerous situations. Adoptions available. Volunteer opportunities available.

An all-volunteer, nonprofit organization working in cooperation with the staff of the town's public shelter. Our volunteers are professionally trained as adoption advisers and dog handlers. Offers training and socialization programs and provide funds to improve the quality of life for our dogs including the "Mend-a-Paw" fund for special medical and surgical needs.

Provides a shelter for abandoned and neglected animals, the foundation helps to find homes for cats and dogs. Also offers low cost spaying and neutering. Volunteer opportunities available. Volunteer-run and funded by donations.