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Ulster County SPCA The Ulster County SPCA is a nonprofit organization dedicated to animal adoptions, humane law enforcement, spay/neuter, and humane education.

The UCSPCA is a private, nonprofit organization whose mission is to prevent cruelty to animals by providing temporary shelter, medical treatment, and adoption opportunities for the abused, neglected and homeless animals in Ulster County. We are a no-kill shelter, working tirelessly to find adoptive homes for our animals. We do not receive any municipal funding, nor any from the ASPCA. We rely solely on donations from the community. Thank you for helping us achieve our mission to prevent animal abuse and neglect.

FOUND CATAn ear-tipped, neutered male, black and white cat was found on Berme Rd in Kerhonkson. No ID, no collar, no mic...
11/10/2026

FOUND CAT
An ear-tipped, neutered male, black and white cat was found on Berme Rd in Kerhonkson. No ID, no collar, no microchip. Safe with the Ulster County SPCA. Please call the shelter at 845-331-5377 with any information. This has been cross posted on Lost Pets of The Hudson Valley.

Practice Compassion: Rude or judgmental comments about the potential owner will be deleted. All found animals will be made available for adoption after required hold periods have expired. This is likely someone's pet, and our priority is to reunite them with their owner.

Thank you to our Pet Patrol sponsor, Naccarato Insurance in supporting the mission of our Humane Law Department. We are the only humane law agency in Ulster County, and provide full dog control services for City of Kingston and Towns of Hurley and Rosendale, while also providing dog control boarding and adoptions for Towns of Esopus, Marbletown and Wawarsing. Thank you to Naccarato Insurance for helping us reunite found pets with their families!

11/10/2026

After 714 days at the Ulster County SPCA, Domino has finally found his . 🐾❤️ The extra special continue this week, and this one has been a long time coming!

The bond between an independent cat and the person who finally earns their trust is one of the most profound things in the world. When Domino first arrived at the shelter almost 2 years ago, the world was a frightening, overwhelming place. As a stray who wanted nothing to do with people, every day was a quiet test of survival.

While he kept his distance from humans, he became the gentle, anchoring heartbeat for many nervous cats that walked through our doors. As days passed, he watched friend after friend pack up and leave for their forever homes. Again and again, Domino stayed behind, quietly playing with, rolling around beside, and comforting other undersocialized cats who needed him. He taught them they were safe, even when he still wasn't sure himself sometimes.

And then, his own happened.

Finding the right person for a cat like Domino takes a very special kind of human—someone willing to offer infinite patience, quiet understanding, and a that asks for nothing in return. His adopter didn’t just give Domino a house; they gave him the ultimate gift of safety, time, and unconditional love and belonging.

It is always an extraordinary moment when a soulful, independent cat finds . Congratulations to Domino and his family for finding your ! 🏡✨

Meet Herman: 12 pounds of pure grey handsome, most of which is all cheeks! 🐹Our   is this 3-year-old   who came to us as...
11/09/2026

Meet Herman: 12 pounds of pure grey handsome, most of which is all cheeks! 🐹

Our is this 3-year-old who came to us as a stray with a bite mark of unknown origin. By NY state law, that meant a mandatory 6-month rabies quarantine. For six long months, he could only hang out with our rabies-vaccinated staff, who quickly discovered two very important facts:

1️⃣Herman is officially one of the friendliest cats to ever step paw in our shelter.

2️⃣His daily priority list is: Snacks ➡️ Ear scritches ➡️ Snacks ➡️ Playtime ➡️ More snacks ➡️ Endless love...and more snacks! 🤣

He may look a bit like a , but he's happy as can be now! His quarantine is officially OVER, and this sweet, cat-friendly beefcake is ready to move right into your heart! Find Herman at the Ulster County SPCA (www.ucspca.org) today and give those legendary cheeks a squeeze! 🐾❤️

Our Wellness Clinic is coming up, and we’re here to help keep your   happy and healthy! 💙📅 Clinic Date: November 18  ⚠️ ...
11/09/2026

Our Wellness Clinic is coming up, and we’re here to help keep your happy and healthy! 💙

📅 Clinic Date: November 18
⚠️ By appointment only!
💲 A $50 non-refundable deposit is required and includes an exam and rabies vaccine.

Additional services are available for an extra cost:
💉 Distemper vaccine
🩺 Heartworm testing & preventatives
🐱 FeLV/FIV testing
💉 Bordetella vaccine
🐾 Microchipping
🦟 Flea medication
✂️ Nail trims
🧼 Ear cleaning

📞 Ready to book your appointment?
Call 845-331-5377 ext. 2 to reserve your spot!

Give your the care they deserve! 🐾💙 Spots are by appointment only, so call today!

Every shelter has its success stories, but there is a special, unbreakable magic reserved for the " ." 🐾❤️At the Ulster ...
11/07/2026

Every shelter has its success stories, but there is a special, unbreakable magic reserved for the " ." 🐾❤️

At the Ulster County SPCA, our doors open to animals who need so much more than just a roof over their heads—they need healing, patience, and a at life. Every one of this week's adoptions is special, but a few reminded us why we never give up on the harder cases:

🎉 Gazpacho: After 503 long days with us, Gazpacho has finally found his ! Arriving after being abandoned with several other cats in an empty home following an eviction, and managing long-term chronic medical issues, Gazpacho never let his challenges slow down his sweet, resilient spirit.

🐱 Smurf & Adeline: Proving that medical complexities don't stop a cat from finding , both of these sweet souls were adopted this week in spite of long-term, chronic health journeys.

🐶 Alfalfa: Seized in a heartbreaking humane law case alongside 11 other found living in unsanitary conditions, Alfalfa is learning what safety, dignity, and a comfortable home truly feel like.

🐶 Bella: Arrived at our doors through emergency boarding when her owner was hospitalized, and was subsequently surrendered as her owner transitioned to long-term care needs. Her story is a poignant reminder of how quickly life can change—and why we are always here to bridge the gap.

These incredible journeys define what we do every single day. Helping, healing, and adopting isn’t just a tagline—it’s who we are.

But we cannot do this work without our standing beside us. Whether you can open your heart, your home, or your network, every bit of support counts.

✨ . . . . . Do it all today at www.ucspca.org for all the "underdogs" of and beyond! 🏡💫

FOUND DOGA black poodle-type male dog was found on Rt 52 in Ellenville. No ID, black collar, no microchip. Safe with the...
11/07/2026

FOUND DOG
A black poodle-type male dog was found on Rt 52 in Ellenville. No ID, black collar, no microchip. Safe with the Ulster County SPCA. Please call the shelter at 845-331-5377 with any information. This has been cross posted on Lost Pets of The Hudson Valley.

Practice Compassion: Rude or judgmental comments about the potential owner will be deleted. All found animals will be made available for adoption after required hold periods have expired. This is likely someone's pet, and our priority is to reunite them with their owner.

Thank you to our Pet Patrol sponsor, in supporting the mission of our Humane Law Department. We are the only humane law agency in Ulster County, and provide full dog control services for City of Kingston and Towns of Hurley and Rosendale, while also providing dog control boarding and adoptions for Towns of Esopus, Marbletown and Wawarsing. Thank you to Naccarato Insurance for helping us reunite found pets with their families!

11/07/2026
Justice Served: A Second Chance at Life 🐾Many in our   will never forget the heartbreaking case from October 2025 in Mid...
11/06/2026

Justice Served: A Second Chance at Life 🐾

Many in our will never forget the heartbreaking case from October 2025 in Midtown Kingston, where a young French Bulldog was subjected to horrific cruelty—kicked, beaten, and dragged down the street. Our Ulster County SPCA Humane Law Enforcement (HLE) Officers responded immediately, stepping in to remove the dog from danger and ensure he received emergency veterinary care.

Today, we are finally able to share the legal disposition of this case:

Mr. Quameik Byrd recently pled guilty to Agriculture and Markets Law (AML) Section 353 (Overdriving, Torturing and Injuring Animals). The sentence handed down includes:
• 3 years probation
• Registration on the Ulster County Animal Abuse Registry
• Waiver of appeal
• AML 374 Ordered 15-year ban on owning or harboring any animals
• Full restitution paid to the Ulster County SPCA for the costs of care

This outcome would not have been possible without strong collaboration. We extend our deepest gratitude to the Kingston Police Department and the Ulster County District Attorney’s Office for their swift, decisive action and unwavering determination to hold those who abuse animals accountable.

Most importantly, we want to share the heart of this story: the dog is now safe, thriving, and living in a wonderful, loving .

This is why we are here. As the only designated Humane Law Enforcement agency in Ulster County, our officers fight every day to give abused and neglected animals a . But we cannot do this critical work alone.

Thank you for standing with us, supporting our mission, and helping us turn stories of heartbreak into stories of hope. ❤️

Cases like this stir deep emotions, and we fully appreciate the fierce passion our community of animal lovers feels. However, we ask that all discussion on this post remain respectful. We will delete any comments that promote violence, threats, or vulgarity—please keep all comments professional as we keep our focus on the bright future this sweet dog now has.

Ulster County District Attorney's Office Kingston Police Department

UPDATE OWNER FOUND!!FOUND DOGA Sable colored male German Shephard mix dog was found near Wall and Henry Streets in the C...
11/06/2026

UPDATE OWNER FOUND!!

FOUND DOG
A Sable colored male German Shephard mix dog was found near Wall and Henry Streets in the City of Kingston on 11/06/2026 at approximately 11:30 a.m. No ID, metal collar, no microchip. Safe with the Ulster County SPCA. Please call the shelter at 845-331-5377 with any information. This has been cross posted on Lost Pets of The Hudson Valley.

Practice Compassion: Rude or judgmental comments about the potential owner will be deleted. All found animals will be made available for adoption after required hold periods have expired. This is likely someone's pet, and our priority is to reunite them with their owner.

Thank you to our Pet Patrol sponsor, Naccarato Insurance in supporting the mission of our Humane Law Department. We are the only humane law agency in Ulster County, and provide full dog control services for City of Kingston and Towns of Hurley and Rosendale, while also providing dog control boarding and adoptions for Towns of Esopus, Marbletown and Wawarsing. Thank you to Naccarato Insurance for helping us reunite found pets with their families!

Address

20 Wiedy Road
Kingston, NY
12401

Opening Hours

Tuesday 11:30am - 3:30pm
Wednesday 11:30am - 3:30pm
Thursday 11:30am - 3:30pm
Friday 11:30am - 3:30pm
Saturday 11:30am - 3:30pm
Sunday 11:30am - 3:30pm

Telephone

+18453315377

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