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Provides shelter and care to injured, abused, lost, and/or abandoned animals before finding them a new home through adoption. Helps reunite families with lost pets. Keeps potentially dangerous animals off the streets. Volunteer opportunities available.

Offers animal adoption, low cost spay and neuter services, pet obedience training, pet therapt courses, and volunteer opportunities available.

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.

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

Provides education for public awareness of the humane treatment and care of all animals and the specific responsibilities of companion animal guardianship. Provides spay/neuter, rabies vaccination and other clinics. Provides a facility to house stray and unwanted animals in a manner which shall sustain their health and welfare. Helps to reunite lost animals with their guardian and offers the adoption of stray and unwanted animals. For animal cruelty please contact 9-1-1 for emergencies.

Shelters and cares for abused, mistreated, abandoned and stray animals, mainly cats and dogs. Also there is adoption opportunities for those looking for pets. Assists those who need to report animal abuse, or animals which have attacked people or other domestic animals. Accepts donations of dog or cat food canned or dry, old towels, blankets, leashes, chew toys, crates, etc. Location of shelter: 1000 Ridge Hill Boulevard Yonkers NY 10701

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.

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.

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.

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.

Provides shelter service for stray, homeless, abused and abandoned animals within the City of Elmira. Offers and promotes low-cost animal adoptions. Hosts low-cost spay/neuter clinics for the public. Also investigates complaints of cruelty, neglect, and abandonment. All complaints are kept confidential, and can be made anonymously.

Provides housing and care for lost or stray dogs found within 12 towns/cities of Broome County and offers boarding services.

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

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.

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.

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.

Provides dog (and/or wildlife in some cases) control and sheltering services for the City of Oswego.

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.

Takes in stray, abandoned, and abused animals, assists with complaints of domestic animals which have attacked people or other animals. Also offers the opportunity for people to adopt a pet.

Offers assistance to individuals that can no longer care for their pets by taking in the surrendered animal and putting it up for adoption to have a permanant residence.

Provides a shelter with care and support to domestic animals who have strayed, been abandoned or neglected. Also has an active adoption and foster care program, recruiting individuals or families to adopt or foster a pet, primarily dogs and cats.