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Adoption Fee Details

When you adopt a pet from The Humane Society, your adoption fee covers a number of vacinations, plus spay/neuter costs. Here's the fees and what you get for them:

Every Adoption of a Dog Includes:

• Rabies Vaccination (if over 3 months of age)
• Distemper/Parvo Combination Vaccination
• NY State Dog License for one year plus dog tag
• Fecal Check for Parasites & Worming
• Frontline Administered for Fleas
• Certificate of Spay or Neuter
• Free Check Visit at Any Participating Vet
• Fees as follows:
• Spayed Females: $187.50;
• Neutered Males: $172.50;
• Puppies: $150.50

Every Adoption of a Cat Includes:

• Rabies Vaccination (if over 3 months of age)
• Distemper/Leukemia Combination Vaccination
• FEL/FIV Testing
• Fecal Check for Parasites & Worming
• Frontline Administered for Fleas
• Certificate of Spay or Neuter
• Free Visit Check at Any Participating Vet
• Fees as follows:
• Adult Cats $60.00;
• Kittens: $85.00;

When you adopt a homeless pet, you've made a friend for life!

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Barn Cats

Got mice in your barn? Looking to add more outdoor cats to your homestead? Are you willing to help out some cats that just don't like being inside? Well then we have a deal for you!

We have several cats available for adoption that just want to be outside. They are perfectly content chasing mice or hanging out in a barn... They have no desire to come into your home. and we respect that!

What we ask from their potential family is a commitment to give the cat suitable outdoor shelter, food and water every day. Please call the shelter or stop down for more information.

Medically Needy Animals

The Humane Society comes to the rescue of many different animals. Sometimes our rescues and turn-over animals are physically and mentally ready to be adopted. Other times they need a little bit more love and care to be ready. Whether they need a family to nurse them back to health, or work with them on their manners, there are some that just need more "one-on-one" attention than we can give at the shelter.

Sometimes we have animals considered too "old" to be adopted, and really just need a loving family to hold their paw until they cross the "Rainbow Bridge".

Depending on the situation, we have reduced fees and free veterinary care from our resident vet. If you have room in your home and heart for an animal that really needs your love, please call the shelter or stop down for more information.

Pet Pals For Seniors

The Humane Society recognizes the challenge of raising a puppy or kitten particularly for our senior friends. That doesn't mean that they should be without the companionship a dog or cat can give.

We have created a unique adoption program for seniors (age 65+) living in our community to partner them with our senior pets (7+ years). The standard adoption fee will be cut in half. This includes licensing, a vet checkup, and up-to-date shots. We pledge to the owners and their new pet that if they ever find themselves unable to care for the pet and have run out of options, we will gladly accept the pet back at The Humane Society. Please check our Petfinder site often for a list of animals that are in this program

TOP SIX REASONS TO OWN AN OLDER PET:

1. Older pets are housetrained.
2. Older pets won't chew your shoes and scratch your furniture.
3. Older pets settle in easily, because they've learned what it takes to get along with others.
4. Older pets are good at giving love once they get into a new, loving home. They are grateful for the 2nd chance.
5. What You See Is What You Get: older pets have grown into their shape and personality.
6. Older pets let you get a good night's sleep! They don't need nighttime comforting or bathroom breaks.

Volunteer

If you aren't looking for a new pet at the moment, HANDS-ON VOLUNTEERS ARE ALWAYS NEEDED. Please consider donating your time to help an animal in need. From "hands-on" time in the shelter, to help with fundraising, please click the link below to find out the many, many ways you can help our shelter animals.

DONATE

Would you like to help the animals, but just don't have the time? We have many different ways that you can help. From monetary donations to desperately needed supplies, there are many ways that you can help keep our shelter running successfully.