Provides rabies vaccinations for both humans and domestic pets, including information about rabies and what to do with a rabid animal and if pets or people are bitten by one.

public drinking waterfood served to the publicpublic swimming pools and beacheschildren's campshotels/motelscampgroundsresidential developmentson-site sewage systems (septic tanks and holding tanks)mass gatheringsmobile home parksby requiring construction and operating permits and carrying out site investigations.Investigates public health nuisances such as:*chemical exposures*childhood lead poisoning*tobacco smoking complaints*indoor air problems*threatening or strangely acting wild animals: call for a list of licensed nuisance wildlife control persons (trappers) who will remove the animal at the property owner's expense.*wild animal bites: if the wild animal is suspected of being rabid, call 607-274-6688, 24 hours a day.Rabies: vaccination clinics at different locations throughout the year for dogs, cats and ferrets. Click here for details on upcoming clinics http://www.tompkinscountyny.gov/health/eh/rabies#clinics

Provides investigation allegations of cruelty to animals, educates the public about its role in animal welfare within the community, and helps find ways to help animals that are homeless, neglected, and abused. The reporting individuals personal information is kept confidential unless the case goes to court.

Investigates allegations of animal cruelty. Educates the public about animal welfare within the community. Reporting can be done via https://mohawkhumane.org/animal-cruelty-investigations

* 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 urgent veterinary care services. Urgent care Labs Pharmacy Radiology Surgery Anesthesia Pain management Humane euthanasia

Provides health and medical care for more than 18,500 dogs, cats, birds and other small mammals each year, including: primary care: physical exams, vaccinations, treatment of minor illnesses, by veterinary students, supervised by faculty veterinarians and assisted by veterinary technicians, during scheduled appointments specialty services: anesthesia, behavioral problems, cardiology, tooth and mouth problems, imaging, skin diseases, internal medicine, neurology, nutrition, oncology, pain management, ophthalmology, orthopedics. emergency critical careJanet L. Swanson Wildlife Health Center: comprehensive medical and surgical care for sick, injured or impaired native wild animals, Monday-Friday, 8 am-4 pm. For wild animals needing care, call 607-253-3060 and follow the prompts to the Wildlife Center for guidance. LINK TO FOUNDATIONS WITH FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR PET CARE:http://www.vet.cornell.edu/hospital/Clients/FAQ.cfm#13-30

* Provides emergency services for pets. Trauma - hit by a car, active bleeding (bite, wounds, impaled by object) Difficulty breathing Difficulty urinating Distended abdomen Pale or white gums Non-responsive Vomiting or diarrhea with no appetite for more than one day Ingested toxic substance Paralyzed limbs Possible stroke Diabetics Seizures Triage poison questions

Clearinghouse for lost and found pets, providing: food and shelter for stray or lost animals until reunited with its family or adopted veterinary care for stray, lost or injured animals free ID tags to facilitate return of lost animalsOther programs: pet food, supplies and identification tags to those in need discounted prices on spaying and neutering periodic low-cost rabies clinics Seniors for Seniors: anyone 65+ adopting a pet seven years or older receives a 50% discount on adoption fee with approved application

* Provides urgent care non-critical veterinary services. Vomiting Diarrhea Lameneness Painful ear infections, etc

* Offers adoption of dogs or redemption by owner. Cats available for adoption at all times.* Provides emergency response/after hours services through the Ontario County Sheriff's Department.* Offers a Low-Cost Neuter/Spay Program.* Provides cremation services for small animals.* Offers educational presentations to community groups, schools, etc.

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

Offers EMERGENCY veterinary services and continuous care for injured and critically ill animals. Also provides prompt relief of non-life threatening ailments and injuries.

Conducts spay/neuter clinics, provides educational programs, and supports senior citizens with the maintenance of their pets. In addition, the agency provides spay/neuter services to tens of thousands of feral animals, while assisting the residents of Suffolk County by providing for the health and safety of their pets. Our peace officers are both active and retired law enforcement personnel who enforce the New York State Agriculture and Market Law with regard to the prevention of mistreatment and cruelty to animals. The Suffolk County SPCA directly supports the efforts of the various Federal, State and Municipal K-9 rescue services in the five state area. Call for detailed information on services offered.

Offers regularly scheduled rabies clinics throughout the county for cats, dogs and ferrets. Also provides information about rabies and animal bites/exposures. Clinics are provided in cooperation from the Chemung County SPCA and Health Department. Takes and responds to reports of rabid animals and bites. If bitten, scratched or have had contact with the saliva of an animal that is believed rabid, wash the wound immediately and contact a health care provider. If treatment is recommended, call immediately to determine where treatment should be received. If there is any chance of exposure to a bat through an inapparent bite, for example, a bat had direct contact with someone, or was in a room with a sleeping individual call immediately to discuss the situation.

Provides spay/neuter and rabies shot clinics.

Provides shelter and rescue for stray, abused and neglected dogs. Places dogs into best-fit forever homes, and coordinates services to assist with low-cost spaying and neutering.

Offers regularly scheduled rabies clinics throughout the county for cats, dogs and ferrets. Also provides information about rabies and animal bites/exposures. If bitten, scratched or have had contact with the saliva of an animal that is believed rabid call or seek health care immediately.

Investigates animal and/or bat exposure and potential incidents and sends samples to the state laboratory for rabies confirmation. Staff assists individuals with treatment referrals. Provides a free rabies vaccination clinic for dogs, cats or ferrets each spring.

Aims to prevent human rabies via the testing of suspect animals, the rabies vaccination of pets, the monitoring of biting animals, the monitoring of animals exposed to rabies, and the rabies vaccination of persons with known or suspected rabies exposure.

Provides information about Rabies and how to prevent an infection in both animals and people. Also offers rabies vaccination clinics in various locations throughout the county.

The Rabies Program provides Rabies Shots to the public as well as information.

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.

Services include adoptions(donation) accepts unwanted dogs/cats(donation). Also provides educational programs to schools, educating children and adults on responsible pet ownership and organizing spay/neuter services and events. Call for more information.

Provides a rescue service. Offers free spaying and neutering for animals adopted from agency. Offers senior citizens age sixty or older free matching service with older pets (cats and small dogs over five, large dogs over three). Provides these older adopted pets with free medical care, annual vaccinations, and other benefits.