Susquehanna SPCA Staff

10/25/2024

EXCITING NEWS!!!

We are working with the BISSELL Pet Foundation, Cathy Bissell, and Pilots To The Rescue to bring in 9 dogs and 3 cats from North Carolina impacted by Hurricane Helene to our facility!

Dogs arriving tonight are range in size, from about 10 to over 100 pounds! We will need foster homes to help us make space for this group!

Please stop in tomorrow during open hours (11-5), call 607-547-8111 or email [email protected] if you are able to foster a dog today! If you can't foster, please consider donating to their care or sharing this post to spread the message!

12/07/2023

This cat was found in the Village of Cherry Valley. This kitty is being quarantined here at the Shelter. If this is your cat, please reach out 607-547-8111. In order to reclaim this cat, you will need proof of ownership.

11/28/2023

These dogs were found on County Highway 18 in the Town of Edmeston. If these are your dogs- please call 607-547-8111. Per NYS Ag and Markets Law you must have a vaild rabies vaccination/dog license to reclaim.

03/06/2023

Edit: FOSTER FOUND!!!! ❤️

Meet Hunny Bear! She's a 5-year-old St. Bernard who would love to find a foster home (or forever home!)

She is good with other dogs and kids! Her history with cats is unknown. This big girl would much rather wait for her forever home on your couch than in the shelter!

If you're interested in either fostering or adopting this sweet pup, please give us a call at 607-547-8111 or shoot an email to [email protected].

02/24/2023

We are looking for a very quiet foster home for this little guy, Smiley.

He is a special-needs pup that we are still medically evaluating. It would be in his best interest to get out of the stressful shelter and go to a foster home without kids, though he could go with other relaxed animals, while we continue to evaluate him. He's a lil guy, just about 25 pounds.

If you are thinking that your home would be a nice and cozy place for him to relax for the new few weeks, please give us a call at 607-547-8111 or email [email protected].

02/20/2023

These three new pups would love a foster home 🥺

These guys were transfered to us from another shelter down south.

Jethro the senior beagle. He is 9 years old and oh-so sweet! He wiggles his chubby butt whenever someone approaches his kennel, but the commotion of the shelter is a little overwhelming for him.

Zelda is a 9 month old ball of energy!!! She's the orange mix breed who's got a lot of personality and loves attention. She needs a foster home who can help her work on some manners and get some of that puppy energy out!!!

Then we have Smiley, a very nervous almost 4 year old mix who is, quite frankly, not having a good time in the shelter, and who can blame him? It can be stressful for any dog, but Smiley is taking it the hardest out of this group. He'd really like a quiet foster home where he can comfortably come out of his shell while he waits for his forever home.

If you're interested or have any questions about fostering one of these pups, you can reach the foster coordinator at 607-547-8111 ext. 115 or email [email protected].

02/09/2023

We are looking for fosters to take in individual adult cats from a rescue earlier this week. These 5 cats have tested negative for FeLV, however they were exposed to a cat in their previous home who did test positive. Our protocol calls for retesting of animals exposed to FeLV 30 days after the initial test to ensure that they truly are FeLV negative.

FeLV can spread by cat-to-cat contact and the virus is shed through bodily fluids. Though possible, it is very rare for transmission to occur through shared surfaces. If you have cats of your own and are interested in fostering one of these cats during their 30-day waiting period, they would need to be housed in a room of their own + have their own food bowls, litter boxes, and litter scoops (which the SQSPCA can provide for those interested). Fosters should make sure to wash hands + change clothes after handling these cats and their items before handling their personal cats as an extra safety measure.

Pictured below is Malcom, one of the cats from the rescue who will be stuck in the shelter while he waits for his 30-day waiting period for his retest unless a foster comes forward.

If you have any questions or are interested in fostering one of these adult cats, please give us a call at 607-547-8111 ext. 115 or shoot an email to [email protected].

02/06/2023

FOSTERS NEEDED!!!!
Over the next two days, we are expecting to take in up to 60 cats and about 10 dogs from different situations. In order to meet all of these animals' needs, we need foster homes to help us make some space!

Please peak at our available animal pages below to see who is here now and is ready to head to a foster home!

Please call 607-547-8111 ext. 115 or email [email protected] if you're interested or able to foster one of our animals.

Dogs: https://www.petango.com/shelter_pets?shelterId=1042&speciesId=1

Cats: https://www.petango.com/shelter_pets?shelterId=1042&speciesId=2

Petango.com is the first adoptable pet search service that offers real-time updates of adoptable pets in shelters including lost and found pets.