• Animal Training/Behavior

• 73.

Tompkins County SPCA

The first open admission, LEED certified, no-kill shelter in the United States, saving lives since 2001.

York County SPCA

The York County SPCA finds loving permanent homes for stray and displaced animals, controls the pet population growth rates, investigates and prosecutes animal cruelty offenders, and educates the public about animal wellness and safety.

ERIE COUNTY SPCA

Our mission is to create a more humane community through education; rescuing, protecting, and enhancing the lives of animals; and nurturing the bond between animals and people.

T L C TENDER LOVING CARE ANIMAL SHELTER

In 2018 TLC Animal Shelter proudly marked its 44-year milestone of serving the community and providing a safe haven for homeless, abused, and abandoned animals.

Ada Howe Kent Memorial Shelter, Inc.

Not for Profit, No Kill Animal Shelter The mission of the Kent Animal Shelter is to provide a no-kill haven for homeless, abused and abandoned animals until permanent homes can be found.

Action for Animals Inc.

Westmoreland County’s oldest no-kill shelter.

• Animal Protection and Welfare (includes Humane Societies and SPCAs)

• 79.

HOMELESS NO MORE CAT RESCUE INC

Meeting the cats and Adoptions are done by appointment only.

NEBRASKA HUMANE SOCIETY

Celebrating 150 years of hope. Home of the #PuppyCart.

• Animal Protection and Welfare (includes Humane Societies and SPCAs)

• 81.

Catskill Canine Rescue Inc

There has been a drastic increase in the overpopulation of unwanted or homeless dogs since the COVID-19 pandemic here in New York.