Provides speakers to address a wide range of pet bird related topics. Call for additional information.

Offers humane educational programs to schools and community groups.

Seeks to end animal cruelty and suffering by tackling issues for all animals' well-being. Pet overpopulation is a main thrust of American Humane Association's work. Assists animal shelters across the nation, rescues animals during natural disasters, provides humane education, protects animals in film and addresses legislative issues in Washington, DC.

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.

Almost Home's mission is to rescue and re-home unwanted and abandoned dogs and cats from private homes and municipal shelters and place them into responsible homes. Also educates children in schools to be responsible pet owners, compassion and pet friendship.

Offers volunteering opportunities to members of the community. Volunteers are needed to walk dogs, help with cats, perform various clerical duties, work in the kennels and help with fund raising, public relations etc. Call for details. Must be 18 years of age.

Offers low cost neuter/spay program for pets at 25 locations in Queens, Nassau and Western Suffolk.

Provides a hotline that attempts to return stray pets safely to their owners. For a fee missing pets information is entered into a database, distributed to animal shelters and matched against found animal reports. Also publishes newsletter with success stories and tips for pet owners. Pet ID tags can be purchased containing Pet Line phone and pet's ID number.

Conducts workshops on parrot care featuring live pet birds, a Powerpoint presentation and free informational handouts. Offers programs for children-senior citizens, potential and current bird owners. Call for additional information.

Offers Wildlife Advisory Telephone on wildlife related questions, care of sick/injured wildlife brought to Rehabilitation Center and educational programs at schools, libraries, and Education Centers. "Please note that due to a relocation, we are unable to admit wildlife patients for the remainder of 2024. We will reopen for rehabilitation as soon as possible in 2025. During this time, we are still available to provide advice how to help sick, injured, or orphaned wildlife. You are welcome to send us a message and we will do our best to guide you and find appropriate resources."

Serves as the umbrella organization supporting the animal shelters, pet rescue groups, humane education programs and pet therapy programs.

Provides a cemetery for cats and dogs.

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.

Provides shelter that houses stray and abandoned cats in the Town of Huntington. Staffed by volunteers.

Dedicated to the ethical treatment of psittacines (parrots) in captivity as well as to their preservation in the wild. Provides information and assistance to all parrot owners regarding proper nutrition, handling and the routine maintenance of psittacines (parrots). Also seek to encourage the advancement of avian medical research, captive breeding programs and informational services. Assists in the adoption of parrots. Meetings are held the first Friday of the month at Touch of Italy, 355 Broadway, Amityville.

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.