Services
Adoption
Our pet adoption center is open 7 days a week. With a variety of dogs and cats available for adoption of all ages, breeds, sizes and colors, you just might find your perfect match! For more information about the adoption process or to view animals currently available for adoption, please visit our Adopt page!
Animal Rescue
We service seventeen towns in Westchester County with their stray domesticated animals. These stray animals make up the majority of the animals who enter our shelter. Some have simply lost their way home, while others have been abandoned. Unfortunately, while some stray animals are reclaimed by their families, many are not. Those animals who are not reclaimed become the shelter’s responsibility. We provide these animals with safe refuge, medical care, and an abundance of love while they are in our care and strive to provide each animal with his or her happy ending.
Low Cost Spay/Neuter Certifiates
Low cost spay/neuter certificates can be purchased at our shelter 7 days a week. The cost of the certificate varies depending upon the species and weight of your pet. For our price list, click here. When you purchase the certificate, we will provide you with a list of veterinarians who participate in the low cost spay/neuter program. Please be advised that this certificate covers the cost of the spaying/neutering of your pet and there may be additional costs associated with this procedure which vary from vet to vet. Be sure to confirm total charges with your vet prior to surgery.
Microchipping
Having your pet microchipped is a great, inexpensive way to ensure that he or she has permanent identification. Microchipping is included with the cost of every adoption, but is also available to the general public on a drop-in basis. The microchip fee is $45 and includes implant and registration. For more information about the benefits of microchipping, click here.
Trap, Neuter and Return
Feral cat colonies are a growing problem and the problem grows larger with each litter of kittens born into a colony. Because feral cats are not socialized with humans, they are not candidates for adoption. However, you can reduce the number of feral cats while increasing their quality of life through our Trap, Neuter and Return program. This program has shown to be the most efficient and humane way to stabilize a feral cat colony.
The cost of TNR ranges from $30-35 per cat and includes the spay/neuter procedure, rabies vaccination and ear tipping (for identification purposes). Optional vaccinations and treatments are offered for additional fees. Please note that this program is for feral cats ONLY. We will not spay/neuter privately owned pets at our shelter. If you would like more information about TNR program, please contact us!
Humane Education
More information coming soon!
