In Need – Shelters2023-09-02T14:24:00-04:00

IN NEED – SHELTERS

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Dazey

Dazey is a lovely three-year-old girl with big beautiful eyes. But she’s not all about looks, she’s got a sparkling personality to match! You won’t find anyone more adorable than Miss Dazey. She’s a little particular (and would rather be in a house than an apartment), but if you fit the bill, she promises to shower you with love and appreciation.

Apply to adopt DAZEY: https://bit.ly/DCSPCADazey
Then, come meet her! DCSPCA is open Tue-Sun 12pm – 5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Apollo

Meet Apollo! This playful 2-year-old boy is the perfect four-legged companion. Super-affectionate and open to meeting other dogs, Apollo promises to put a smile on your face every single day. This young guy is a great hiking partner but will also happily hang out with you in the living room. He’s an all around best furry friend just looking for that loving human he can devote himself to.
Apply to adopt APOLLO: https://bit.ly/3TGdanU
Then, come to DCSPCA to meet him. We’re open Tuesday-Sunday 12pm – 5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Jam

MEET Jam! Two years old, beautiful, and super-friendly, Jam is the perfect feline friend. She will always be there when you need her and won’t make a fuss. If you’re looking for an affectionate kitty who will warm your days, Jam may be just the girl for you.
Apply to adopt JAM: https://bit.ly/DCSPCAJam
Then, come meet her! DCSPCA is open Tue-Sun 12pm – 5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Blitzen

MEET BLITZEN! Blitzen is a dapper 7-year-old German Shepherd with a heart full of love. This charming boy found his way to DCSPCA’s shelter through no fault of his own and is searching for a human BFF he can shower with affection. He is a fan of tranquil nature walks, playing in the yard, and quiet time at home. There is nothing he loves more than spending time with his human companion. Are you the one he’s been searching for?
Apply to adopt BLITZEN: https://bit.ly/3T42D5X
Then, come meet him! DCSPCA is open Tuesday-Sunday 12pm-5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Velcro

Meet Velcro! Velcro is a stunningly beautiful tortoiseshell girl who is just like a Cadbury Egg — filled with sweetness! She is a loyal and loving friend who is looking for a peaceful home where she can lounge in a sunny spot and curl up with her human BFF.

Apply to adopt VELCRO: https://bit.ly/3IHkARn
Then, come meet him! DCSPCA is open Tuesday-Sunday 12pm – 5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Ace

Meet Ace! Handsome and charming, Ace is both well-behaved and friendly. If you’re looking for an affectionate and adventure-loving furry friend, consider adopting this beautiful boy. He’s ready to fill your life with tail-wagging joy and unforgettable moments.

Apply to adopt ACE: https://bit.ly/DCSPCAAce
Then, come meet him! DCSPCA is open Tue-Sun 12pm – 5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Marcy

Marcy boasts a breathtaking tortie fur pattern that will captivate your heart at first sight. This beauty is the epitome of sweetness. Once she warms up to you, you’ll experience her loving adoration and abundance of affection. Patience is the key with Marcy, and as you earn her trust, you’ll discover a loving and loyal companion.

Marcy would thrive in a calm and patient home environment where she can feel secure. A family willing to give her the time and space she needs to adjust will be rewarded with the joy of having a devoted furry friend.

Apply to adopt MARCY: https://bit.ly/DCSPCAMarcy
Then, come meet her! DCSPCA is open Tuesday-Sunday 12pm – 5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Gia

MEET GIA!

Who could resist this gorgeous gal? Gia has the cutest underbite ever and she’s looking for a home. Adopt her and you can behold her adorableness around the clock. But there’s so much more to Gia than her ridiculous cuteness. She is a 9-year-old bundle of joy who loves to play. Gia would do great in a home with a single adult or where any children are over 12 years old.

Is Gia your soul-dog? Submit an application to find out!

Apply to adopt GIA: https://bit.ly/41hRvog
Then, come meet her! DCSPCA is open Tuesday-Sunday 12pm – 5pm.

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Wilma

Wilma is a totally gorgeous 2-year-old black cat who will fill your home with her magical beauty. She is a little shy at first but turns into a true cuddler once she gets to know you. For your patience, you will be rewarded with a deep bond and oodles of affection.
Submit an application to adopt WILMA: https://bit.ly/3SQS99L
Then, come meet her! DCSPCA is open Tuesday-Sunday 12pm – 5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Bailey

Having been moved from place to place his entire life, Bailey is a lovable goofball who can put a smile on anybody’s face. He enjoys his morning zoomies around the yard and snuggling his entire body into your arms for all the pets and cuddles. He is a fun guy who can’t wait to find is loving PAWrents!
Submit an application to adopt BAILEY: http://bit.ly/3Y3PZmB
Then, come to meet him! DCSPCA is open Tuesday-Sunday 12pm – 5pm.

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Tortellini

Meet Tortellini! Tortellini is a gorgeous and super-affectionate 10-year-old dilute tortoiseshell beauty who was found as a stray. She now blesses DCSPCA’s shelter with her sweet nature and elegant demeanor, a true lap cat. Tortellini’s tender purrs and affectionate nudges speak volumes about her loving heart. This pretty lady has hyperthyroidism, a common condition that is easily managed with daily medication.

Today, Tortellini is ready for her big break and a loving spot in a dream home where she can share her warmth, resilience, and charm with loving permanent PAWrents. If you’re seeking a cuddly, loving feline friend who can fill your life with adoration and affection, Tortellini awaits your visit.

Apply to adopt TORTELLINI: https://bit.ly/43oi8s5

Then, come meet her! DCSPCA is open Tuesday-Sunday 12pm – 5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Robin

Where would Batman be without trusty Robin? This 4-year-old sweetheart wants nothing more than to be your best friend, and to make you feel happy and loved. He’s got just the right amount of energy for fun outdoor adventures without being overwhelming. He was found as a stray in Poughkeepsie, but he’s done with walking the streets and is ready for a comfy life in a home with a loving individual or family.
Apply to adopt ROBIN: https://bit.ly/47JfVK6
Then, come meet him! DCSPCA is open Tuesday-Sunday 12pm – 5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Lucky

Meet Lucky, the charming 11-year-old brown tabby cat weighing an adorably chonky 20 pounds! Lucky is a true people person, showering affection on his human companions with his friendly demeanor. This lovable goofball brings joy and warmth to any room he enters. While Lucky adores human interaction, he prefers to be the one and only feline in his kingdom, making him an ideal companion for those seeking a solo furry friend. Lucky’s playful nature and gentle spirit make him an endearing addition for a family looking for a devoted and cuddly companion.
Apply to adopt LUCKY: https://bit.ly/3u1AbHZ
Then, come meet him! DCSPCA is open Tue-Sun 12pm-5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Chloe

Chloe is an adorable 10-year-old, 9.4lb Jack Russell Terrier girl. She is petite and sweet! Chloe‘s constantly wagging tail will keep you smiling all day long.
Chloe gets along great with kids and would be very happy to be in a home with or without children. She’s not a fan of other dogs or cats, though, and would like to be your only furry family member.
If you’re looking for a pint-sized companion, this little lady is the perfect furry friend.
Apply to adopt CHLOEhttps://bit.ly/3NDfeK2
Then, come meet her! DCSPCA is open Tue – Sun 12pm-5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Daisy Belle

Daisy Belle is a beautiful and loving 5-year-old girl who is currently living at the DCSPCA thrift shop. She is an extremely affectionate cat and has so much love to give to her new family. She is a cuddly, sweet, and delightful lady who will brighten up your world with her sparkling personality
Daisy Belle does have a heart murmur and chronic kidney disease, which are common conditions among cats. However, these conditions do not define her, and she is still a happy and playful lady who is ready to bring joy and love to her new family.
Apply to adopt DAISY BELLE: https://bit.ly/41ISf68
Then, come meet her! DCSPCA is open Tue-Sun 12pm – 5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Sherman

 Sherman is a dapper and friendly 10-year-old 66lb bundle of adorableness! This handsome fellow is the happiest boy with the biggest smile, and he adores people! He will fill your heart with love and your face with his doggie kisses. Sherman loves a ride and would be excited to go on a roadtrip with you! He’s been working hard on his training and is looking forward to having a loving PAWrent who wants to continue to work with him so he can live his best life!

Sherman is looking for a home where any children are over 12 years old, and he’s open to meeting other dogs.

Apply to adopt SHERMAN: https://bit.ly/DCSPCASherm

Then, come meet him! DCSPCA is open Tue-Sun 12pm – 5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Dazey

Meet Dazey, a beautiful 2-year-old white and tabby-patched cat who is looking for her dream home. Dazey is a big girl, weighing in at 14lbs, with a stunning coat that is sure to turn heads.

Dazey is a lovely cat who is looking for a home where she can relax and soak up the love and attention of her human family.

Dazey would do best in a home without dogs or children under the age of 6. While she is selective with other cats, she may be able to live with a feline friend after a proper introduction process.

If you’re looking for a stunning and loyal feline companion, consider this lovely lady.

Apply to adopt DAZEY: https://bit.ly/DCSPCADazey

Then, come meet her! DCSPCA is open Tuesday-Sunday 12pm – 5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Alyssa

Meet Alyssa!
Sweet and cuddly Alyssa is a 9-year-old, 82lb girl. She is a gentle and loving lady who has lived with kids and is selective with other dogs. Alyssa is a low-maintenance gal, perfectly content to curl up and snuggle or relax in the room with you while you watch movies or work. Alyssa is a laidback gal who’s easy to fall in love with.
Apply to ADOPT ALYSSA: https://bit.ly/41itEoq
Then, come meet her! DCSPCA is open Tuesday-Sunday 12pm-5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Evie

Evie is the queen of DCSPCA’s Catland, and who wouldn’t want to adopt royalty? She’s a fantastic quiet companion to have in the room with you while you enjoy your favorite movie or book. Just gaze into Evie’s magnificent golden eyes and she will share with you the secrets of the universe.

Her ideal place of residence is a home where there are no children under the age of 13. She’s looking for patient PAW-rents who will let her be independent, while appreciating her regal presence.
Apply to ADOPT EVIE: https://bit.ly/47XLC1t

Then, come meet her! DCSPCA is open Tuesday-Sunday 12pm-5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Blitzen

Meet Blitzen! A striking 6-year-old male German Shepherd with a heart full of love. This charming canine found his way to our shelter due to his previous owner’s housing predicaments. Blitzen forms a deep, trusting bond once comfortable, becoming an incredibly devoted companion.

Blitzen revels in the great outdoors, whether he’s accompanying you on tranquil walks or simply relaxing in your presence. Playful at heart, he cherishes interactive moments, although he prefers to be the only pet, craving undivided attention. Blitzen wants to be in a home where lengthy alone time is minimal.

Ideal adopters are those offering patience, guidance, and a pet-free environment. Ready for unwavering loyalty? Blitzen awaits, eager to embark on a loving, permanent journey together.

Apply to ADOPT BLITZEN: https://bit.ly/3T42D5X

Then, come meet him! DCSPCA is open Tuesday-Sunday 12pm-5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Lucas

Meet Lucas!

Lucas is a charming and dapper 4-year-old tuxedo cat who has been through a lot. He was surrendered to the shelter due to housing issues, and he is now looking for his dream home with a loving human or family. Lucas may be a bit shy at first, but once he warms up to you, he becomes an absolute love bug. Treats and catnip are the easiest way to his heart. He loves greeting the humans he knows best with chirps in the morning, and nuzzling to show his love.

Lucas is a playful cat who loves the company of other cats. He would be happiest in a home where any children are over 5 years old.

Submit an application to adopt LUCAS: http://bit.ly/3JBMRsL
Then, come meet him! DCSPCA is open Tuesday-Sunday 12pm – 5pm!

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Ace

MEET ACE!

A 4-year-old boy, Ace is truly a charming guy with a heart as big as his 75-pound frame. Ace’s journey began as a stray, but it’s evident that he once had a loving home, as he knows his basic commands and is exceptionally people-friendly. This affable pup is now in search of a dream home that matches his larger-than-life personality.

Ace’s zest for life shines through during his long walks, making him an ideal companion for those who enjoy outdoor adventures, whether it’s a leisurely stroll or a challenging hike.

If you’re looking for an affectionate, well-behaved, and adventure-loving furry friend, consider adopting this handsome fellow. He’s ready to fill your life with tail-wagging joy and unforgettable moments.
Apply to ADOPT ACE: https://bit.ly/DCSPCAAce
Then, come meet him! DCSPCA is open Tuesday-Sunday 12pm-5pm!

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Frenchie

MEET FRENCHIE!
This pretty 7-year-old girl is looking to start a new chapter of her life. A bit shy at first, once Frenchie gets to know you, she’s the best cuddle buddy ever. Her closest caretakers here at the shelter describe her as being a “Velcro Cat”, clinging on and not wanting you to leave! Once she becomes acclimated to you and settles into her future home, she will certainly want to curl up on your lap while you watch television.
The three most important attributes Frenchie is looking for in an adopter is patience, compassion, and empathy. Frenchie has so much love to give. Will you reciprocate that love and open your heart to her?
Apply to ADOPT FRENCHIE: https://bit.ly/DCSPCAFrench
Then, come meet her! DCSPCA is open Tuesday-Sunday 12pm – 5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Sofie

Meet Sofie, a delightful 9-year-old, 68-pound doggie eagerly awaiting her dream home. Sofie found herself at the shelter when her previous owner could no longer provide the care she deserved. Despite her challenging circumstances, her heart remains open to new beginnings and unconditional love. Having lived with children before, Sofie adores the company of people and has shown immense affection towards them. Interacting with other dogs, she displays a calm and non-reactive demeanor.

Consider adopting Sofie today and discover the true meaning of unconditional love.

Apply to ADOPT SOFIE: apply here

Then, come meet her! DCSPCA is open Tuesday-Sunday 12pm-5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Tortellini

Tortellini is a gorgeous and cuddly 10-year-old dilute tortoiseshell who was found as a stray. She now blesses DCSPCA’s shelter with her sweet nature and elegant demeanor, a true lap cat. Tortellini’s tender purrs and affectionate nudges speak volumes about her loving heart.

Tortellini has hyperthyroidism, a common condition that can be easily managed with daily medication.

Today, Tortellini is ready for her big break and a loving spot in a dream home where she can share her warmth, resilience, and charm with loving permanent PAWrents. If you’re seeking a sweet, loving feline friend who can fill your life with adoration and affection, Tortellini awaits your visit.

Apply to adopt TORTELLINI: apply here

Then, come meet her! DCSPCA is open Tuesday-Sunday 12pm – 5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Penne

Meet Penne, the adorable 1-year-old black female cat who’s eagerly waiting to warm up your home with her stunning beauty. A sweet girl, Penne is an ideal feline companion for anyone seeking a furry friend who doesn’t demand too much attention. Penne has no problem being independent, and also gets along famously with other cats.

Young Penne’s sweet nature shines through when she’s spending time with her feline friends. But don’t let her gentle disposition fool you – this lovely lady has a playful side too. She chases after toys with enthusiasm that’s sure to brighten your day.

Apply to adopt PENNE: apply here

Then, come meet her! DCSPCA is open Tuesday-Sunday 12pm – 5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Nina

Introducing cuddly and loving Nina, a young girl who has had a tough life filled with neglect, causing her to look older than her years. She arrived at the shelter severely underweight but has since regained her health and is ready to embark on a new chapter in her life.

Nina is a playful pup who loves nothing more than a good game of tug and a collection of stuffed toys to snuggle up with. She is the perfect Netflix binge buddy and is eager to find a loving home where she can live her best life.

If you’re looking for an easy-going furry companion who’s eager to please, Nina is the one for you. Give her the chance to feel loved and cherished, and she’ll reward you with a lifetime of loyalty and affection.

Apply to ADOPT NINA: apply here

Then, come meet her! DCSPCA is open Tuesday-Sunday 12pm-5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Chase

Meet Chase, a charming and lovable 4-year-old German Shepherd Gordon Setter mix eagerly seeking his loving paw-rents. Weighing in at a sturdy 86 pounds, Chase is a striking canine companion with an endearing personality. His affectionate nature makes him a hit with people of all ages, and he thrives on human interaction. Chase’s playful spirit is evident as he joyfully bounds through open spaces, making him the perfect companion for long runs or games of fetch.

While Chase is an exceptional buddy to people, he’s not a huge fan of other dogs, so it’s best for him to be the only four-legged friend in the household. Additionally, Chase would also do best in a serene and tranquil country home.

Apply to ADOPT CHASE: apply here

Then, come meet him! DCSPCA is open Tuesday-Sunday 12pm – 5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Sherman

Introducing Sherman, a dashing 10-year-old cutie who weighs 70lbs. Sherman is sweet, goofy, fun, and loved by all who know him.
Fondly known as “the little hippo,” he’s a delightful furry friend seeking his dream home. This affectionate boy thrives on attention and isn’t shy to give plenty of slobbery kisses, making him an ideal fit for someone who can appreciate a shower of doggy love.
Sherman is a playful pooch who relishes his solo time with his toys, but he also enjoys snuggling with his trusted humans. Spending time outdoors and keeping his person company are some of his favorite activities.

Sherman has been waiting for a long time to go home. We don’t understand why since he’s such an adorable charmer. If you’re in search of a faithful furry companion to love and cherish, look no further than Sherman.

Apply to ADOPT SHERMAN: apply here

Then, come meet him! DCSPCA is open Tuesday-Sunday 12pm – 5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Evie

Introducing Evie, an elegant 8-year-old black cat eagerly seeking her loving new family. With her striking beauty and majestic presence, Evie loves to lounge in her favorite spot, calmly observing the world around her. Each morning, she enjoys warmly greeting her human companions and would relish the opportunity to cuddle up on a cozy cat bed to watch TV with her new BFF. While Evie adores affection, she also values her personal space and appreciates those who respect her boundaries. Do you have what it takes to offer this regal lady the royal treatment she deserves in a loving dream home?

Apply to adopt EVIE: apply here

Then come meet her! DCSPCA is open Tue-Sun 12pm-5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Bailey

Bailey, the epitome of sweetness and charm, is a four-year-old dog with an overflowing heart filled with love to give. With a sturdy frame weighing 76 pounds, he embodies both strength and grace. A playful spirit resides within him, evident through his unwavering enthusiasm for games of fetch and leisurely walks that allow him to explore the world around him. Bailey possesses an extraordinary talent for scent detection, showcasing his impeccable nose as he expertly sniffs out hidden treats. Above all, his cuddling skills are second to none, and he thrives on showering his chosen human companions with affectionate warmth.

While Bailey’s loving nature knows no bounds, it’s important to note that he prefers a home without other animals or small children. Bailey promises a lifetime of loyalty, devotion, and endless cuddle sessions to whoever gives him the caring home he deserves.

Apply to adopt BAILEY: apply here

Then, come to meet him! DCSPCA is open Tuesday-Sunday 12pm – 5pm.

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Lucas

Lucas is a charming 4-year-old tuxedo cat who has been through a lot. He was surrendered to the shelter due to housing issues, and he is now looking for his dream home with a loving human or family. Lucas may be a bit shy at first, but once he warms up to you, he becomes an absolute love bug. Treats and catnip are the easiest way to his heart. He loves greeting the humans he knows best with chirps in the morning, and nuzzling to show his love.

Lucas is a playful cat who loves the company of other cats. He would be happiest in a home with feline friends to hang out with and keep him company.

Lucas would be best suited for a home with older children (over 5) who can respect his space and boundaries. He has a lot of love to give and is looking for a new home where he can finally relax and be himself. If you are searching for a charming and playful feline companion, Lucas is the cat for you!

Submit an application to adopt LUCAS: apply here

Then, come meet him! DCSPCA is open Tuesday-Sunday 12pm – 5pm.

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Kandy

Kandy is a super-adorable 6-year-old with adorable raccoon eyes that will capture your heart. A low-rider who weighs in at only 50lbs, she is an outgoing and friendly girl who loves everyone she meets and has a high energy level that makes her perfect for someone looking for an active companion.

If you’re seeking a loyal and loving furry friend who is also up for some fun and energetic playtime, Kandy is your gal. She will provide endless entertainment and love to her new family.

Apply to ADOPT KANDY: apply here
Then, come meet her! DCSPCA is open Tuesday – Sunday 12pm – 5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Annie

Annie, an adorable 8-year-old feline, brings joy and playfulness into the lives of her loving humans. This spirited cat is known for her endless enthusiasm for playtime, with her favorite activity being the exhilarating pursuit of cat wands.

But Annie isn’t all about constant movement and excitement. She also has a softer side. During quieter moments, she enjoys curling up and loafing next to her beloved humans, relishing the warmth and comfort they provide. Annie particularly adores chin scratches, and her contented purrs fill the room as her humans shower her with affection.

However, Annie’s life hasn’t been without challenges. She battles a condition called Feline Hyperesthesia Syndrome (FHS), a neurological disorder that causes small focal seizures. Despite these occasional disruptions, Annie remains a resilient and determined cat. With the support of her caring humans, she has been placed on an anti-seizure medication regimen, taking the medication twice a day.

With commitment and love, Annie is able to navigate the challenges of her condition with courage and grace.

Annie’s playful spirit, affectionate nature, and resilience will make her a cherished member of her human family.

Apply to ADOPT ANNIE: apply here

Then come meet her! DCSPCA is open Tue-Sun 12pm-5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Athena

With her enchanting presence and easy-going nature, well-mannered Athena is sure to steal your heart from the moment you meet her. Athena’s friendly personality and eagerness to please make her a delightful addition to any family.

Athena’s gentle disposition and patient nature make her an excellent choice for families with young ones. Athena understands the importance of being easy going around children and is likely to form a special bond with them, providing endless moments of love and loyalty.

Athena is selective when it comes to her furry friends. While she enjoys the company of some dogs and readily engages in play, she may not feel as comfortable with others.

Open your heart to Athena, and you will be enchanted by the unwavering devotion and boundless affection she brings into your life.

Special July promotion: DCSPCA has NO ADOPTION FEES for adult dogs, including Athena, through the end of the month!

Apply to ADOPT ATHENA: apply here

Then come meet her! DCSPCA is open Tue-Sun 12pm-5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Gabby

Introducing the ever-charming Gabby! Gabby’s name is no accident – she’s a conversationalist who loves engaging with her human pals. Not only is she a master of chatter, she’s also affectionate and loyal, sticking by your side through thick and thin. Despite her manageable thyroid condition, Gabby’s spirit is simply unstoppable! She’s armed with a daily medication routine that keeps her healthy and active. She delights in sharing her opinions, providing companionship that is both lively and comforting. Gabby thrives in being the star of the show, and thus she’s on a quest for a loving home where she can shine as the solo pet. Come meet Gabby – she’s excited to start a new chapter filled with conversation, cuddles, and heaps of love!

Apply to adopt GABBY: apply here

Come to DCSPCA to meet her: Tuesday-Sunday 12pm – 5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Chaz

Is there a sweeter dog than Chaz? Chaz is an 8-year-old Beagle boy who loves people and other dogs. He’s a wise older gentleman so would do well in a quieter home and with other small dogs. If you are looking for a loyal companion to watch Netflix with or go on easy walks, he’s the guy for you. He is housetrained and would do well with children of all ages. In other words, he’s the perfect family dog! Who will be the lucky one to take home Chaz?

Apply to adopt CHAZ: apply here

Then, come meet him! DCSPCA is open Tue-Sun 12pm-5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Cassie

Cassie is a delightful 2-year-old tortoiseshell cat with an endearing personality and a heart full of love, Cassie is the perfect feline companion for anyone seeking a cuddle buddy and a purr machine.

From the moment you lay eyes on Cassie, you’ll be captivated by her stunning tortoiseshell coat, adorned with patches of rich chocolate, warm amber, and vibrant ginger. Her coat’s unique patterns perfectly mirror her individuality and charm. But it’s not just her appearance that makes Cassie special; her loving nature truly sets her apart.

Cassie is an expert at turning even the toughest of hearts into mush with her gentle purrs and affectionate demeanor. She has an insatiable love for cuddles and is always ready to curl up in your lap, nestled comfortably against you. When you stroke her soft fur, you’ll feel her joy as she purrs contentedly, letting you know that you are her favorite person in the world.

Apply to adopt CASSIE: apply here
Then, come meet her! DCSPCA is open Tue-Sun 12pm-5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Leah

Meet Leah, a charming 5-year-old Beagle currently seeking her dream home. This medium-sized bundle of joy weighs in at 42lbs and is sure to steal your heart with her super-sweet demeanor and captivating eyes. Leah’s playful spirit and love for people shine through every interaction. While she may have grown out of her puppy years, her youthful energy and enthusiasm are ever-present. Whether it’s going on leisurely walks or curling up for cuddle sessions, Leah is the perfect furry companion. With her endearing personality and unwavering affection, she’s ready to embark on a new chapter. Don’t miss the chance to make Leah a cherished member of your home.

Apply to adopt Leah: apply here

Then, come meet her! DCSPCA is open Tue-Sun 12pm-5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Tortellini

Introducing Tortellini, a radiant 10-year-old dilute tortoiseshell cat. Found as a stray, she now blesses DCSPCA’s shelter with her sweet nature and elegant demeanor. Age hasn’t dimmed her playful spirit. Her tender purrs and affectionate nudges speak volumes about her loving heart. This lovely lady has hyperthyroidism, a condition common in older cats, which can be easily managed with daily medication.

Today, Tortellini is ready for her big break and a loving spot in a dream home, a place where she can continue sharing her warmth, resilience, and charm. If you’re seeking a mature, loving feline friend who can fill your life with comfort and affection, Tortellini awaits your visit.

Apply to adopt TORTELLINI: apply here

Then, come meet her! DCSPCA is open Tuesday-Sunday 12pm – 5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Greta Bunberg

🐰🌎 PET OF THE WEEK: GRETA BUNBERG 💖🥬
Greta Bunberg doesn’t want much from life, she just wants to save the planet. While she’s working through her plans, she would appreciate a nice cozy place to live and lots of hay to munch. She also enjoys cat fishing rod toys!

Greta is a super-fun bun who is sweet on humans. She loves to get pets and is generally fond of attention. She even puts her nose up for kisses!

Greta was found outside and brought to us by a good Samaritan. She is a big girl with a lot of spunk. She will make a wonderful companion in a home with a loving family and perhaps some other bunny playmates.

✏️ Apply to adopt GRETA BUNBERG: apply here
👋🏽 Come to DCSPCA to meet her: Tuesday-Sunday 12pm – 5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Gia

Meet Gia, a ridiculously cute 8-year-old dog with an adorable underbite. She’s part Akita and part English Bulldog. Gia weighs 52 pounds and is looking for a dream home where she can be the only dog.

Gia’s cute and quirky looks will make anyone fall in love with her. She will be by your side through thick and thin. She’s seeking a family who will give her all the attention and love she deserves. If you’re looking for a furry friend to share your life with, Gia
might just be the perfect fit.

Apply to adopt GIA: apply here

Then, come meet her! DCSPCA is open Tuesday-Sunday 12pm – 5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Bowie

Meet Bowie, a charming 16-year-old black cat! He’s a low-maintenance, quiet, and relaxed feline looking for his dream home. Bowie loves treats, gentle pets, and once he feels at ease, he’ll be your loving and loyal companion. Bowie has early stage chronic kidney disease, but it’s easily managed with a special diet. He just needs a cozy spot to call his own and some pampering when he wants it. If you’re seeking a calm and easy-going feline companion, Bowie might be the perfect cat for you.

Help Bowie’s dreams come true by giving him the loving home he deserves in his golden years. Bowie will be your little starman, and you’ll be his hero.

Apply to adopt BOWIE: apply here
Then, come meet him! DCSPCA is open Tuesday-Sunday 12pm – 5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Joey

Introducing Joey, a friendly 12-year-old mixed breed dog who is looking for his dream home. Sadly, Joey’s previous owner was no longer able to provide him with the care he needed, but he’s eager to find a new home to call his own.

Joey is a spunky and lively golden boy who enjoys his daily walks. He’s a great companion and loves spending time with his human friends. Joey is well-behaved and knows how to walk on a leash, and he’s also housetrained, which means he’s ready to become part of your family without any extra training.

Weighing in at 80 pounds, Joey is a big guy with an even bigger heart. He’s sure to fill your home with love and joy, and all he needs is a loving family who will appreciate his gentle nature and loving personality.

Apply to adopt JOEY: apply here

Then, come meet him! DCSPCA is open Tuesday-Sunday 12pm – 5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Falcon

If you’re looking for an independent kitty who is happy keeping to themselves most of the time (or hanging with other cats in the house) Falcon might be the perfect low-maintenance cat for you.

This handsome guy’s a very docile kitty who is extremely cat friendly and would love to go to a home with other feline friends.

Falcon is a special kitty who was diagnosed with FIV and mild dental disease. Due to his FIV+ status and his previous dental care we recommend annual exams with your veterinarian.Don’t worry, Falcon can live a long, happy life! But he should be monitored to avoid getting infections. He can live with other cats who don’t have FIV.

Apply to adopt FALCON: apply here

Then, come meet him! DCSPCA is open Tuesday-Sunday 12pm – 5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Robin

Meet Robin, a handsome boy who is searching for his dream home. Robin is a cedar-colored beauty with a white spot on his chest. He was found as a stray in Poughkeepsie, but he’s done with walking the streets and is ready for a comfy life in a home with a loving human family.

Robin would love to be your loyal companion, staying by your side through thick and thin. With his striking looks and charming personality, Robin is sure to steal your heart.

At 3 years old and 52lbs Robin is looking for a family who will give him plenty of opportunities to play and exercise. Whether it’s going for walks or playing in the backyard, Robin is sure to enjoy every moment with his new family.

Apply to adopt Robin: apply here
Then, come meet him! DCSPCA is open Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm-5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Rocky

Meet Rocky, a sweet and friendly 3-year-old feline currently in foster care. Rocky is a snuggler at heart and loves nothing more than curling up around your legs or sleeping next to you on the pillow. He’s always eager for attention and affection, and will never say no to a good cuddle session.

Although Rocky has mobility challenges due to a neurological condition that affects his movement, he’s still the perfect house cat in every way. He will just need regular monitoring by a veterinarian to ensure that his condition is properly managed.

Rocky would make an excellent addition to a loving and patient home. If you’re looking for a friendly and affectionate feline companion, Rocky might just be the perfect match for you. Since he’s in foster care, please call DCSPCA to set up an appointment to meet him once your application has been pre-screened.

Apply to adopt ROCKY: apply here
Then, come meet him! DCSPCA is open Tuesday-Sunday 12pm – 5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Batman

Introducing Batman, a charming 3-year-old medium-sized pittie. He has a delightful and playful personality that is sure to brighten your day. When he looks at you with his endearing eyes, you can’t help but feel a connection. Batman is a fan of toy chasing and pouncing, especially when it comes to balls. He also adores receiving attention and loves spending time with people. Are you ready to welcome this lovable pup into your life?

Apply to adopt BATMAN: apply here

Then, come meet him! DCSPCA is open Tuesday-Sunday 12pm – 5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Sheeba

Sheeba, the gorgeous 14-year-old feline, is seeking a new home (possibly with some feline friends). She’s a bit shy at first, having spent most of her life in a domestic environment, but with a little patience and care, she’ll show you just how loving and affectionate she can be. Treats and gentle caresses are her jam, but she’ll also let you know when she needs some solo time to recharge her batteries.

Life with Sheeba is a lesson in compassion and kindness, a reminder that sometimes the quietest souls have the most to offer. So, if you’re ready to open your heart and your home to this regal lady, be prepared to receive a lifetime of love and gratitude in return.

Apply to adopt SHEEBA: apply here

Then, come to meet her. DCSPCA is open: Tuesday-Sunday 12pm – 5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Bean

Bean is a super-sweet and not-too-big dog who loves to hang out with his human friends and play. Bean is the perfect hiking, walking, or exploring companion and can’t wait to meet that special someone or family who will invite him to be a part of their lives. He would be the perfect pet for a solo human or a family where any children are over the age of 12.

Bean is currently waiting for his perfect match – that special someone or family who will give him the love and care he deserves. With his friendly personality and easy-going nature, Bean is sure to make the perfect companion for anyone who’s looking for a loyal and loving furry friend.

Will you be the one to create Bean’s happily-ever-after? He’s sure to steal your heart and become a beloved character in your own storybook of life.

Submit an application to adopt BEAN: apply here

Then,come to meet him! DCSPCA is open Tuesday-Sunday 12pm – 5pm.

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Tortilla

Tortilla is a delightful cat who is just like a burrito, filled with all kinds of goodness. She’s a friendly and chatty kitty who loves to greet her human friends every morning during breakfast time.

Tortilla is a big-time talker and enjoys having a little hangout and chat with her human companions. She loves to play, especially with cat wands! (However, cat treats are the surest way to her heart.)

It’s worth noting that any children in Tortilla’s future home should be over 12 years old. If you’re looking for a loving and playful feline companion who will brighten up your days with her energy and enthusiasm, Tortilla might just be the perfect fit for you.

Submit an application to adopt TORTILLA: apply here

Then,come in to meet her!
DCSPCA’s shelter is open Tuesday-Sunday 12pm – 5pm.

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Nanook

Meet Nanook, a beautiful one-year-old Husky. He’s a sweet and shy boy who’s looking for a patient and understanding dream home. Nanook needs someone who will help him navigate the world and build his confidence.

As a Husky, Nanook is an active and intelligent dog who thrives on exercise and mental stimulation. He’s looking for a family who will give him plenty of opportunities to explore and play. With time and patience, Nanook is sure to come out of his shell and show his true colors.

Nanook has a heart full of love and affection. He’s a loyal companion who will be by your side through thick and thin.

Submit an application to adopt NANOOK:apply here
Then, come in to meet him! DCSPCA is open Tuesday-Sunday 12pm – 5pm.

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Tortilla

Every morning, 9-year-old Tortilla joyfully greets her human friends during breakfast time. She is a big time talker and always happy to hang out and chat with DCSPCA’s volunteers. Full of energy, Tortilla LOVES to play, especially with cat wands! However, yummy treats are the best way into her heart.

Submit an application to adopt TORTILLA: apply here

Then,come in to meet her! DCSPCA’s shelter is open Tuesday-Sunday 12pm – 5pm.

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Diesel

Aged to perfection, this older gentleman is a big fan of the great outdoors, but also appreciates the coziness of home. He would love to be by your side on a hike, or curled up on the couch with you for a Netflix binge. Diesel needs to be the only animal in the home but he adores people and is looking forward to finding his new family.

Submit an application to adopt DIESEL: Apply to adopt

Then, come in to meet him! DCSPCA’s shelter is open Tuesday-Sunday 12pm – 5pm.

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Ruffles

An adorable polydactyl, Ruffles doesn’t have ridges, but she does have lots of extra toes! She came to us as a kitten from living outdoors but thrived in a foster home and will grow up to be a wonderful, unique-looking cat.

Submit an application to adopt RUFFLES: apply here

Then,come to meet her! DCSPCA is open Tuesday-Sunday 12pm – 5pm.

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Boomer

BOOMER
This sweet, low-maintenance 11-year-old boy is an oldie but goodie who has been bounced around quite a bit and deserves to catch a break. A lovable goofball who is always up for a game of fetch, he’s still pretty spunky for his age but would be an easygoing companion. He is a fun and playful 62lb guy who will bring joy to your heart.

Apply to adopt Boomer: apply here
‍Come to DCSPCA to meet him: Tuesday-Sunday 12pm – 5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Tiny Dancer

This big, fluffy, ebony beauty is super-affectionate and cuddly. She’s also very chatty and would love a human she can devote herself to and serenade with her sweet meows. At only 4 years old, Tiny Dancer is upbeat and friendly. She is looking for a new beginning with a fresh family. Will you give her the dream home she deserves?

Apply to adopt TINY DANCER: Apply here
‍Come to DCSPCA to meet her: Tuesday-Sunday 12pm – 5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Blue Jay

Blue Jay is an energetic sofa seal who loves stuffed toys and a good game of tug. This cutie-pie came into the shelter with her brother Charlie after their owner passed away. She is a happy 4-year-old girl, who needs to work on her manners a bit and is looking for a human who is willing to help her out with some training time. At 52lbs she is medium-sized and full of love she is looking to give to her human BFF.

Apply to adopt Blue Jay: Apply here
Then, come to meet her. DCSPCA is open: Tuesday-Sunday 12pm – 5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Lanaya

Playful and sweet Lanaya is full of surprises! One moment she might be rubbing against your legs, and the next she’s chasing a dust particle through the air. You would never guess that this spirited sweetheart is a 12-year-old golden girl. She is eager to find a forever home where she can make herself comfy and live out the rest of her life with a loving human BFF.
Apply to adopt LANAYA: http://bit.ly/3J3ikVZ
‍Come to DCSPCA to meet her: Tuesday-Sunday 12pm – 5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Archer is a beautiful 69lb blue-eyed boy who was found running loose alone. He is only 3 years old and is looking forward to spending the rest of his years in a home where he can get the love and attention he deserves. Archer is an active boy who loves to play tug and fetch. Will you be the human BFF he is searching for?
Apply to adopt Archer here: http://bit.ly/403jRBN
Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations. https://www.dcspca.org

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420

Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Dandelion

You couldn’t ask for a more affectionate, cuddly cat than Dandelion. This 1-year-old super-sweetheart is friendly to both humans (including children) and other cats. Her distinctive markings give her an especially wonderful expression! She would be so happy to find her FURever family this holiday season. Apply to adopt DANDELION: bit.ly/3BVibzQ

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations. https://www.dcspca.org

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420

Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Lulu

Meet Lulu! This sweet, stunning senior Himalayan cat was surrendered at the age of 14. She is a loving girl who only wants a quiet home with a warm lap she can curl up in for hours. If you’re looking for a beautiful, cuddly, supersweet cat, Lulu is the golden girl for you.

Apply to adopt Lulu: https://bit.ly/3QMHZ7e

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations. https://www.dcspca.org

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420

Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Gomez

Meet Gomez the Great. Sweet 1-year-old Gomez was found tied to a tree and is a wiggly cutie pie who just wants to be loved. He adores affection and is an enthusiastic explorer. We think 53lb Gomez may have been deprived of affection in the past, so he is looking for an active home to teach him what having a loving forever family is like. We are recommending no children under the age of 12 but he has done well with other dogs in play groups here. A beautiful boy like this deserves to find a loving home! Apply to adopt GOMEZ: https://bit.ly/3W6pImm
Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations. https://www.dcspca.org

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420

Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Rocky

Rocky is an affectionate and happy cat who loves everyone.  He will curl up around your legs and sleep next to you on the pillow. Rocky has a neurological condition that affects his mobility sometimes, so he would need regular monitoring by a vet to make sure his condition is properly managed. He is the perfect housecat and is just looking for the special someone who can give him that extra bit of care that he needs. Apply to adopt ROCKY: https://bit.ly/3VBTiQx

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations. https://www.dcspca.org

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420

Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Roki

Super-friendly, outgoing, and handsome Roki is a German Shepherd mix who was rescued from an overcrowded shelter in the South and transported here for a chance at a happy life. At only 1 year old this charming guy still has a lot of fun puppy energy but is grown up enough to know how to sit on command. He is a happy-go-lucky fella who would love to go on hikes with his human BFF. Roki adores everyone he meets, and is looking for a forever family to call his own.
Apply to adopt Roki: bit.ly/DCSPCARoki
Come to DCSPCA to meet him: Tuesday-Sunday 12pm – 5pm (This week we are closed on New Year’s Day, Jan. 1)
Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations. https://www.dcspca.org

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420

Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Scotty

Meet Scotty! Scotty is a handsome 9-year-old 58lb boy. A super senior, Scotty still loves a good game of fetch or some time playing tug. He is the perfect companion for a lovely hike in the snow.

Scotty’s dream home has a nice yard where he can play with tennis balls. He is looking forward to finding a patient person who will make him feel safe. Will you be the one to bring him home for the holidays?

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations. https://www.dcspca.org

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420

Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Annie

8-year-old Annie is an incredibly affectionate and charming cat. Every morning she greets the DCSPCA staff with tiny chirps and big purrs. Her favorite pastime is to get cozy and loaf next to a friend while they give her chin scratches. Annie suffers from Feline Hyperesthesia Syndrome (FHS), a neurological condition that causes small focal seizures. She is currently on anti-seizure medication twice a day. Would you be Annie’s new cuddle buddy? Fill out an application to adopt ANNIE: bit.ly/3B54zkR

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations. https://www.dcspca.org

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420

Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Jasmine

Jasmine is a 1 ½ year old, 38lb sweetheart (about the size of a Min Pin) with lots of youthful energy who loves to play and would be a great hiking buddy. She enjoys spending time with other dogs as much as she loves humans. After a fun day of chasing balls and exploring the yard, she just wants to get cozy with her person. Will you be the one to give Jasmine the forever home she’s been longing for?
Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations. https://www.dcspca.org

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420

Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Bodhi

If you’re looking for an affectionate cuddler, Bodhi is your guy. He is a truly awesome cat with 14 years of wisdom. This adorable lovebug enjoys head boops and snuggles. Bodhi is declawed so will need to be either a single cat or with other cats that are very gentle. Will you grant him his holiday wish and make him a part of your forever family?
Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations. https://www.dcspca.org

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420

Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Starsky

Handsome and easygoing 10-year-old German Shepherd Starsky came to us as a stray from Beekman. Weighing approximately 90lbs, this charming retiree is looking for a human buddy he can hang out with on cold winter nights.
November is Adopt a Senior Pet Month!
All month long DCSPCA is offering 25% off adoption fees for all senior pets (like Starsky). Plus, when you adopt a senior anytime in November, you will automatically be entered into a drawing for either a brand new Go Pet Club Deluxe Cat Tree or an hour-long private session with DCSPCA Lead Canine Trainer Jodi.
Fill out an application to adopt Starsky:bit.ly/3X21g7H

Meet him during DCSPCA’s adoption hours, Tuesday-Sunday: 12pm-5pm

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations. https://www.dcspca.org

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420

Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Petunia

Did you know that visually impaired cats can sense vibrations in the air with their whiskers? She may not see you, but pretty 16 ½-year-old Petunia can tell when you’re reaching out to pet her—welcoming your affection with her sweet squeaky mews.

In her forever home, senior kitty Petunia will act just like a sighted cat (though she’ll need a little allowance to get used to her new surroundings). In return for your kindness, she will give you unconditional love.

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations. https://www.dcspca.org

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420

Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Midnight

Midnight is a snortin’ happy 8-year-old American Bulldog mixed breed dog who is looking for a soft bed, a few stuffed toys, and some love and affection in his senior years. Midnight is a sweet, goofy 68 lb guy who was uprooted from the family he had always known. He’s known to be good with children, and loves to carry around a stuffy toy with him everywhere! Apply to adopt Midnight at our website: bit.ly/3fsnBtV

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations. https://www.dcspca.org

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420

Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Big Wallace

Big Wallace is a regal 10-year-old cat who came to us as a stray. He is a chatty guy who will bring a smile to your face with his sweet soundings. He also loves belly rubs! Big Wallace is looking for someone he can curl up in bed with and wake up with sweet kitty kisses. He is considered special needs because he is FIV positive. FIV is a chronic condition that depresses the immune system.  Big Wallace can live a long, happy life, but he should be monitored to avoid getting infections. He can live with other cats that don’t have FIV. It is transmissible but only through a deep bite–and Big Wallace is not the biting kind. It is safe for him to share water bowls or to lick another cat.

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations. https://www.dcspca.org

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420

Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Bowie

Our own little starman, beautiful 16-year-old Bowie has a low-maintenance personality and is just looking for a cozy spot to curl up in. He would be perfectly happy with a nook to call his own, and attention when he wants it. Will you be Bowie’s hero in his golden years, and give him the loving home he deserves?

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations. https://www.dcspca.org

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420

Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Roki

Friendly and fun 9-month-old Roki was part of a transport of more than 100 at-risk dogs from overcrowded shelters in Alabama and Louisiana. A sweet and happy German Shepherd mix, Roki just wants to find a human BFF who will return his unconditional love. He is looking for a forever family who enjoys taking him for walks and playing with him in the yard.
Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations. https://www.dcspca.org

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420

Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Frenchie

Beautiful Frenchie is a little shy at first, but once she gets to know you, she’ll settle in for a cuddle and not want to leave! Get comfy on the couch, and this cutie will happily curl up in your lap and keep you company. The three most important attributes Frenchie is looking for in a human BFF are patience, compassion, and empathy.
Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations. https://www.dcspca.org

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420

Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Spot

Meet Spot! This adorable Staffordshire Bull Terrier Mix is currently looking for his forever home. He came to the shelter as a healthy stray from the town of Poughkeepsie. While he’s a little nervous when meeting new friends, just spend a few minutes with him and you will soon be BFFs. If you’re looking for a furry companion for autumn walks and getting cozy as the weather cools, Spot is your guy! Apply to adopt Spot at our website: bit.ly/3ymYy1V

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations. https://www.dcspca.org

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420

Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Sphinx

A super-friendly green-eyed tuxedo cat, Sphinx will light up your home with his warmth and chatty meows. Sphinx is 2 years old, so he is still youthful, with all of the benefits of an adult cat. Sphinx has a magnetic personality and captures the attention of everyone he meets. He has a lot of fans among the shelter’s staff but is still looking for the PURRfect home.

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations. https://www.dcspca.org

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420

Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Luna

Fun and friendly, 3-year-old Luna is a goofy gal who loves to play and cuddle. This Beagle beauty came to us as a surrender and is hoping to go to her forever home soon. Luna especially enjoys human company and doesn’t like being left alone for too long. Since she is a Beagle, she  has a fantastic sense of smell. You’ll want to be sure to always keep her on a leash during walks, in case she wants to take off in pursuit of a scent!

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations. https://www.dcspca.org

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420

Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Molly

Molly is a friendly and extremely glamorous Ragdoll cat who came to us when her owner surrendered her. At only 6lbs and 17 years old, she is a sweet and petite senior. Molly loves to be petted, but is a bit apprehensive about being handled, so she is hoping for a furever home where any children are over 5 years old. It can be hard for a senior to find a home, even one who is a purebred Ragdoll. Will you be the one to give Molly a loving home in her golden years?

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations. https://www.dcspca.org

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420

Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Wish

Wish is a 3 ½-year-old sweetie who loves people, cats, and all of the treats! She is wishing on a star for a forever home where she will be appreciated for the wonderful dog she is. Wish loves getting attention from humans almost as much as getting a good pupsicle. She would be an excellent dog to take hiking, camping or on any other adventures! She gets along with cats but will do best in a home where she is the only dog. Apply to adopt Wish: https://bit.ly/3B27VFM
Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations. https://www.dcspca.org

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420

Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Petal

At only 1 year old, talkative Petal is a sweet and youthful cat who is fully litter trained and doesn’t require the time and socialization that a kitten would. Believe it or not, there are a lot of benefits to adopting a cat (rather than a kitten) that you wouldn’t want to miss out on. Grown cats are “Insta-Pets.” They’re litter-trained, their personalities are established, and there are few behavioral surprises. Good with children and other cats, Petal was brought to DCSPCA as a stray and is hoping for a furever home where she can snuggle up and settle down. Apply to adopt PETAL: bit.ly/DCSPCAPetal
Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations. https://www.dcspca.org

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420

Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Freda

Cuddly and friendly 3-year-old Freda is looking for a human BFF who will appreciate her for the amazing dog that she is. A true goofball, she is sure to make you smile. This smart gal already knows the commands “Sit,” “Come,” and “Get a toy.” She is looking for someone who will play with her and take her for walks in nature.

If you are interested in adopting Freda, or any of our other available pets, please visit the adopt page at www.DCSPCA.org. You can also come to the shelter Wednesday through Sunday from 12pm to 5pm.

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA has been helping the animals of our region for more than 150 years.

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations. https://www.dcspca.org

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420

Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Kallie

Beautiful 14-year-old Kallie still has plenty of love to give. A little shy at first, after a couple of minutes of your gentle petting, she will let you know she’s happy with her purring! She is looking for an owner who will show her unconditional love, and give her the opportunity to adjust to her new home. Kallie will be perfectly happy curling up in her favorite spot, quietly keeping you company while you read or watch television. Will you be the one to show Kallie what true kindness looks like?

Apply to adopt Kallie: bit.ly/DCSPCAKallie

In addition, if you are interested in adopting Kallie, or any of our other available pets, please visit the adopt page at www.DCSPCA.org. You can also come to the shelter Wednesday through Sunday from 12pm to 5pm.

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA has been helping the animals of our region for more than 150 years.

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations. https://www.dcspca.org

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420

Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Obie

Super-smart, 7-year-old Obie knows commands including: sit, down, paw, come, stay, drop it, and roll over. A fun guy who would love a human BFF to play with, Obie is a huge fan of toys and tennis balls. After his evening walk, Obie picks out the toy he wants for the night and prances excitedly to his kennel. He has been at the shelter for 1 year and would love to find his forever home.

If you are interested in adopting Obie, or any of our other available pets, please visit the adopt page at www.DCSPCA.org. You can also come to the shelter Wednesday through Sunday from 12pm to 5pm.

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA has been helping the animals of our region for more than 150 years.

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations. https://www.dcspca.org

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420

Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Ace

Incredibly sweet and friendly, five-year-old Ace enjoys the company of both humans and other cats. A very affectionate cat, Ace is the ideal pet for any household! Famous for requesting belly rubs, don’t be surprised when he expresses his love by rubbing his face all over you. Adorable Ace ended up in the shelter through no fault of his own. He’s looking for a forever family who will return his affection.

If you are interested in adopting Ace, or any of our other available pets, please visit the adopt page at www.DCSPCA.org. You can also come to the shelter Wednesday through Sunday from 12pm to 5pm.

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA has been helping the animals of our region for more than 150 years.

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations. https://www.dcspca.org

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420

Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Dino

Three-year-old Dino is a goofy guy who loves to play. Toss him a ball and he couldn’t be happier. At the shelter, Dino inspires smiles in everyone with his enthusiasm for games of fetch and squeaky toys. An easygoing boy, 59lb Dino walks wonderfully on a leash. He is housetrained and looking for his forever family.

If you are interested in adopting Dino, or any of our other available pets, please visit the adopt page at www.DCSPCA.org. You can also come to the shelter Wednesday through Sunday from 12pm to 5pm.

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA has been helping the animals of our region for more than 150 years.

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations. https://www.dcspca.org

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420

Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Lanaya

Playful Lanaya is a cat who is full of surprises! One moment she might be rubbing against your legs, and the next she’s chasing a dust particle through the air. At eleven and a half years old, Lanaya still has a lot of pep in her step. Energetic Lanaya’s big personality is packaged in a petite body. Because she has symptoms of kidney disease, Lanaya needs to stay on a special diet. She’ll do best in a home where any children are over the age of twelve.

If you are interested in adopting Lanaya, or any of our other available pets, please visit the adopt page at www.DCSPCA.org. You can also come to the shelter Wednesday through Sunday from 12pm to 5pm.

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA has been helping the animals of our region for more than 150 years.

ORGANIZATION

The Dutchess County SPCA is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 5 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday and Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Delilah

Delilah is a happy go-lucky sweetheart. A special needs senior dog, being blind never gets in the way of her spirited attitude. Full of heart, 12-year-old mixed breed Delilah needs some assistance learning about new environments and getting around. If you have time to help a sweet senior get accustomed to her surroundings, delightful Delilah is for you.

If you are interested in adopting Delilah, or any of our other available pets, please visit the adopt page at www.dcspca.org. To meet one of our pets, you must have an approved adoption application on file. Those with approved applications can visit the shelter Wednesday through Sunday from 12pm to 5pm.

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is celebrating 150 years of helping the animals of our region.

ORGANIZATION

The Dutchess County SPCA is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 5 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday and Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Cadbury

Cadbury, so named for his rabbity ears, is an incredibly affectionate 12-year old. He was found as a stray, very skinny and with some age-related conditions (gingivitis, signs of early renal disease), but has been recovering well while he’s been with us.  He is still pretty skinny so is looking for a family that is not stingy with the food and treats!  He is mostly a domestic short hair but his head and body shape suggest some Siamese or Abyssinian.  And those ears!  If you would like a distinctive-looking cat that is as sweet as candy, Cadbury is your guy!

If you are interested in adopting Cadbury, or any of our other available pets, please visit the adopt page at www.dcspca.org. To meet one of our pets, you must have an approved adoption application on file. Those with approved applications can visit the shelter Wednesday through Sunday from 12pm to 5pm.

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is celebrating 150 years of helping the animals of our region.

ORGANIZATION

The Dutchess County SPCA is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 5 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday and Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Mickey

Mickey is a 3-year-old mixed breed.  He does not realize he weighs 70 pounds and will try to sit in your lap or pull you along while walking.  He is very affectionate and people-oriented.  Mickey has worked hard on his manners while he’s been at the shelter and now knows his basic commands.  Due to a traumatic event in his past, Mickey is fearful of other animals and can’t tolerate them in his presence, so he has asked to be placed in a home where he is the only pet. Due to his size and how he loves to lean into people, we recommend a home with no small children. Mickey loves toys and his favorite game is fetch.

If you are interested in adopting Mickey, or any of our other available pets, please visit the adopt page at www.dcspca.org. To meet one of our pets, you must have an approved adoption application on file. Those with approved applications can visit the shelter Wednesday through Sunday from 12pm to 5pm.

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is celebrating 150 years of helping the animals of our region.

ORGANIZATION

The Dutchess County SPCA is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 5 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday and Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Kitty

Could there be a more beautiful cat than Kitty?  She’s a 15 year old tortoiseshell cat who sadly spent most of her life in a basement.  It’s not surprising that Kitty loves to lay in the sunlight which she did not see for years, and she loves attention.  Kitty also gets along with other cats!  Because Kitty is a senior and did not have the best care, she may have age-related conditions down the road. She might have the beginnings of some kidney issues but for now she is on a regular diet and requires no medication.  Won’t you share your home with Kitty and make her golden years full of love and light?

If you are interested in adopting Kitty, or any of our other available pets, please visit the adopt page at www.dcspca.org. To meet one of our pets, you must have an approved adoption application on file. Those with approved applications can visit the shelter Wednesday through Sunday from 12pm to 5pm.

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is celebrating 150 years of helping the animals of our region.

ORGANIZATION

The Dutchess County SPCA is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 5 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday and Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Charlie

If you are looking for an older dog who’s a pup at heart, look no further.  Charlie is an 8 year old, 68 lb love bug.  He is house trained and knows basic commands like sit, stay, and paw.  He loves toys and he loves to dig, so rather than putting him in a fenced yard with your begonias, he would be happier going on long walks–he does very well on the leash. A canine of refined taste, Charlie is picky about the dogs he likes, but he loves all humans.  Because he’s an older gent, Charlie is showing some kidney and thyroid issues, so we recommend he get regular vet visits to monitor him and be kept on a special diet.  Charlie is a great dog, and he’s ready to be a grateful and faithful companion to you!

If you are interested in adopting Charlie, or any of our other available pets, please visit the adopt page at www.dcspca.org. To meet one of our pets, you must have an approved adoption application on file. Those with approved applications can visit the shelter Wednesday through Sunday from 12pm to 5pm.

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is celebrating 150 years of helping the animals of our region.

ORGANIZATION

The Dutchess County SPCA is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday and Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Feather

Beautiful Feather is a 14 year old, petite cat who is as sweet as can be.  She was given up by an elderly owner who could no longer care for her.  Feather is very social and she loves both people and other cats.  She has a thyroid condition that requires her to take pills, but she has no problem taking them because she loves the extra attention she gets. Feather has asked for a quieter home where she can attach herself to one or two people and maybe another cat or two.  And attach herself she will–she will be your complete cuddle-bug!

If you are interested in adopting Feather , or any of our other available pets, please visit the adopt page at www.dcspca.org. To meet one of our pets, you must have an approved adoption application on file. Those with approved applications can visit the shelter Wednesday through Sunday from 12pm to 5pm.

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is celebrating 150 years of helping the animals of our region.

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday and Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Sherman

Dubbed “the little hippo,” Sherman is a 9 year old, 68 pound mixed breed who loves to sit outdoors and watch cars, play with toys, and sit in your lap and give you kisses. Sherman was found as a stray. He had a microchip but no one ever showed up to claim him. At first he was very scared of everything and everyone, but during the year he has been with us he turned into a happy fellow and now loves his walks and meeting new people. He takes fish oil to help with his dry skin. He seems to like other dogs but a meet would have to be arranged before he could go to a home with another dog. Sherman has a unique and adorable personality, and he has been waiting for his forever family way too long!

If you are interested in adopting Hugh, or any of our other available pets, please visit the adopt page at www.dcspca.org. To meet one of our pets, you must have an approved adoption application on file. Those with approved applications can visit the shelter Wednesday through Sunday from 12pm to 5pm.

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is celebrating 150 years of helping the animals of our region.

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday and Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Hugh

Sometimes older cats get overlooked, but they can make the best pets!  Hugh came to us as a stray but he was definitely someone’s house cat once.  He is estimated to be around 12 years old and weighs 10 pounds.  He loves everyone and has perfect manners.  His favorite activities are laying in the sunshine and snuggling.  He is so attached to humans that he would prefer not to have other pets around, but he is also the kind of cat who is fine when left to his own amusements.  Hugh’s blood test shows signs of kidney disease like many older cats, but at this time his condition can be managed with diet and he isn’t showing any symptoms.  Hugh has a big personality and he loves to talk–he will run to the door to greet you when you come home and will want to know all about your day.

If you are interested in adopting Hugh, or any of our other available pets, please visit the adopt page at www.dcspca.org. To meet one of our pets, you must have an approved adoption application on file. Those with approved applications can visit the shelter Wednesday through Sunday from 12pm to 5pm.

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is celebrating 150 years of helping the animals of our region.

ORGANIZATION

8 Dodd Road
New Milford, CT 06776
(860) 354-1350
For the safety of our staff, volunteers and animals – we are not accepting walk-ins at this time. If you have any questions, please email animalwelfare.socty@snet.net or call the Shelter.

Appointment hours will be as follows:
Tuesday 11 AM – 6 PM
Wed- Saturday 11 AM – 2 PM

Visit AWS Online at www.aws-shelter.org
Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter!

Sage

CHARACTERISTICS
Friendly, Funny, Smart, Playful, Affectionate, Curious
COAT LENGTH
Short
HEALTH
Vaccinations up to date, spayed / neutered.
GOOD IN A HOME WITH
Other dogs, cats.

Sage is a 6 month old Lab mix puppy. He will need basic puppy, and obedience training as well as socialization. He is an all around sweet Boy looking for his forever home. If interested in adopting go to aws-shelter.org for an application. Adoption fee for a puppy is $450. All dog are spayed/neutered, dewormed, vaccinated, and microchipped.

For more information on Sage, call the Animal Welfare Society at 860-354-1350 email animalwelfare.socty@snet.net or visit their website aws-shelter.org for an application.

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday and Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Athena

Athena is happiness and joy wrapped up in a 52 pound brindle-coloured package.  Her pet foster parent describes his 7-year old charge as “the perfect dog.” She is housetrained, walks nicely on leash, and does not chase after the local squirrels.  She loves meeting the neighbors; to Athena, everyone is a new found friend.  She shows proper etiquette at her dinner bowl and is very gentle when taking treats.  She enjoys rides in the car and running errands with her people. Athena can be shy with other dogs who are too pushy, but she does enjoy being with other laid back dogs. Athena would be a perfect dog for a first time dog owner or someone who prefers a dog that is already trained. She is a great great friend and companion, ready with a smile and a full-body tail wag.

If you are interested in adopting Athena, or any of our other available pets, please visit the adopt page at www.dcspca.org. To meet one of our pets, you must have an approved adoption application on file. Those with approved applications can visit the shelter Wednesday through Sunday from 12pm to 5pm.
Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is celebrating 150 years of helping the animals of our region.

ORGANIZATION

8 Dodd Road
New Milford, CT 06776
(860) 354-1350
For the safety of our staff, volunteers and animals – we are not accepting walk-ins at this time. If you have any questions, please email animalwelfare.socty@snet.net or call the Shelter.

Appointment hours will be as follows:
Tuesday 11 AM – 6 PM
Wed- Saturday 11 AM – 2 PM

Visit AWS Online at www.aws-shelter.org
Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter!

Spartacus

Adult Male. Large Tabby (Brown / Chocolate).

CHARACTERISTICS- Friendly, Affectionate, Playful, Curious

COAT LENGTH- Short

HOUSE-TRAINED- Yes

HEALTH- Vaccinations up to date, spayed / neutered.

Spartacus is a friendly 8yr old senior fellow. He is friendly and enjoys human interaction. He would prefer to be the only male cat in the home, he gets along well with female cats.
Spartacus qualifies for our senior to senior program.

For more information on Spartacus, call AWS at 860-354-1350 email animalwelfare.socty@snet.net or visit our website aws-shelter.org for an application Adoption Fees for Senior cats (8yrs and up) is $50 Adult Cats $150 and Kittens under a year $200.

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

MacArthur

Greetings friends, I am MacArthur, the senior CFO (Chief Feline Officer) at the Dutchess County SPCA. I am quite the character, with a commanding presence, which is why I am in charge here. The staff know when I have been checking on them by the paw prints I leave on their desks, chairs, and keyboards. You will often find me in the marketing director’s office, helping keep her coat warm by sleeping in it. Sometimes I wrap the sleeve around me and pretend I am snuggling with my new owner. Other times, I climb into the marketing lady’s messenger bag, hoping she doesn’t notice and takes me home with her.  She has cats and a dog, and that is not my ideal.  I do not want to compete for your attention. I will be all you need, the best companion, a great listener and your best friend.

If you are interested in adopting me, MacArthur, or any of our other available pets, please visit the adopt page at www.dcspca.org. We are now open Wednesday through Sunday, 12pm – 5pm. Complete the adoption application before your visit in order to meet the pets you are interested in adopting.

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is celebrating 150 years of helping the animals of our region.

ORGANIZATION

8 Dodd Road
New Milford, CT 06776
(860) 354-1350
For the safety of our staff, volunteers and animals – we are closed for walk-ins and only accepting appointments for approved applications. If you have any questions, please email animalwelfare.socty@snet.net or call the Shelter.

Appointment hours will be as follows:
Tuesday 11 AM – 7 PM
Wed- Saturday 11 AM – 2 PM

Visit AWS Online at www.aws-shelter.org
Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter!

Roxette

CHARACTERISTICS:
Friendly, Curious, Gentle
COAT LENGTH:
Short
HOUSE-TRAINED:
Yes
HEALTH:
Vaccinations up to date, spayed / neutered.
GOOD IN A HOME WITH:
Other cats, children.
ADOPTION FEE:
$150.00

Roxette is a petite 1 year old spayed female. She was abandoned at a local farm. Roxette is sweet and friendly with people and other cats.

For more information on Scar, call AWS at 860-354-1350 email animalwelfare.socty@snet.net or visit our website aws-shelter.org for an application Adoption Fees for Senior cats (8yrs and up) is $50 Adult Cats $150 and Kittens under a year $200.

For the safety of staff and volunteers, The Animal Welfare Society is not accepting walk-ins at this time.

Appointment hours will be as follows:

Tuesday 11 AM – 6 PM

Wed- Saturday 11 AM – 2 PM

Visit AWS Online at www.aws-shelter.org
Follow them on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter!

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Charlie

Charlie is adorable and for the most part is a sweet, loving dog who likes other dogs and cats. Ideally, he would live with an adult or mature couple who have experience with dogs with resource guarding behaviors. Charlie lived in a home with children and a large dog. Both the children and the other dog would take all of Charlie’s toys and food, which taught Charlie to try and fiercely guard his possessions. Dogs guarding their possessions is a normal behavior, but because Charlie was being bullied, he took it to the next level.

His adoptive family will know not to leave items lying around, but if they accidentally do, they will know not to try and take them away from Charlie if he has claimed them. They will have to wait until he abandons them and then they can pick them up.  This will set Charlie and his new family up for success. Charlie’s adopters will consult with our dog behaviorist to learn how best to help him. His behavior isn’t something that can be loved out of him or forced out of him, but if managed properly, he will be the perfect canine companion.

If you are interested in adopting Charlie, or any of our other available pets, please visit the adopt page at www.dcspca.org. To meet one of our pets, you must have an approved adoption application on file. Those with approved applications can visit the shelter Wednesday through Sunday from 12pm to 4pm. Check the website to make sure the pet you want to meet is in the shelter and not in foster. To meet a pet in foster care, you must have an approved application and make an appointment. We are currently following CDC and New York State COVID guidelines.
Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is celebrating 150 years of helping the animals of our region.

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Pumpkin

“My name is Pumpkin and it fits me perfectly! I am as sweet as pumpkin pie, and I am kind of round like a pumpkin! I have a spinal deformity that most would see as a nuisance, but I think it makes me beautiful and unique! Right now I am the Lead Feline Sales Associate at the Dutchess County SPCA Thrift, where I greet customers from my special throne and accept all public displays of affection.”

“I am considered special needs due to being diagnosed with chronic renal disease and my spinal deformity. Right now I don’t need any special medication for my kidneys, but may require it in the future as well as a prescription diet. I don’t move around a lot, so if you are a couch potato, I will be your couch Pumpkin!”

If you are interested in adopting Pumpkin, or any of our other available pets, please visit the adopt page at www.dcspca.org. We are now open for walk-in hours on Wednesday through Sunday, 12pm – 4pm. Check the website to make sure the pet you want to meet is in the shelter and not in foster. To meet a pet in foster care, you must complete the adoption application and make an appointment.

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is celebrating 150 years of helping the animals of our region.

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Ridley

Ridley is a SuperBunny, able to leap 5-foot high enclosures with a single bound. She may seem feisty at first, but she gives in really quick and loves affection and attention. She is litter box trained and also hops on a leash, enjoying time outside of her crate. And if that isn’t enough, she is an absolute beauty! A healthy eater, Ridley’s daily snack consists of a variety of treats ranging from apples to kale & celery, to carrots, and occasionally cilantro, parsley or spinach.

*Cape not included

If you are interested in adopting Ridley, or any of our other available pets, please visit the adopt page at www.dcspca.org. We are now open for walk-in hours on Wednesday through Sunday, 12pm – 4pm. Check the website to make sure the pet you want to meet is in the shelter and not in foster. To meet a pet in foster care, you must complete the adoption application and make an appointment.

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is celebrating 150 years of helping the animals of our region.

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Chip and Molly

Chip and Molly have been together forever.  They go together like peanut butter and jelly, cookies and milk; like rama-lama -lama-ka-dinga-da-dinga-dong.  When their owner became too ill to care for them, they brought them to the shelter.  Chip and Molly love people, other dogs, cats and kids. They are both 8 years old and hope to find a home where they can love and be loved right back. They are a bonded pair and must be adopted together.
If you are interested in adopting Chip and Molly, or any of our other available pets, please visit the adopt page at  dcspca.org We are now open for walk-in hours on Wednesday through Sunday, 12pm – 4pm. Check the website to make sure the pet you want to meet is in the shelter and not in foster. To meet a pet in foster care, you must complete the adoption application and make an appointment.
Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is celebrating 150 years of helping the animals of our region.

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

The Dutchess

When you meet The Dutchess, you will notice right away that she is magical. Her musical purr lets you know how much she enjoys being petted and loved. She has cerebellar hypoplasia, a neurological condition which makes her a bit wobbly, but it doesn’t affect her living her best life. She enjoys sunbathing, snuggling, face rubs and chin scritches. And if you want to have a chat over tea and biscuits, The Dutchess is an attentive listener and gives great advice, which usually includes cuddling with her.
If you are interested in adopting The Dutchess, or any of our other available pets, please visit the adopt page at www.dcspca.org. We are now open for walk-in hours on Wednesday through Sunday, 12pm – 4pm. Check the website to make sure the pet you want to meet is in the shelter and not in foster. To meet a pet in foster care, you must complete the adoption application and make an appointment.
Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is celebrating 150 years of helping the animals of our region.
See The Dutchess on YouTube!

ORGANIZATION

8 Dodd Road
New Milford, CT 06776
(860) 354-1350
For the safety of our staff, volunteers and animals – we are closed for walk-ins and only accepting appointments for approved applications. If you have any questions, please email animalwelfare.socty@snet.net or call the Shelter.

Appointment hours will be as follows:
Tuesday 11 AM – 7 PM
Wed- Saturday 11 AM – 2 PM

Visit AWS Online at www.aws-shelter.org
Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter!

Thor

COAT LENGTH
Short
HOUSE-TRAINED
Yes
HEALTH
Vaccinations up to date, spayed / neutered.
GOOD IN A HOME WITH
Other cats, children.

Thor is a sweet, outgoing and loving 5yr old, neutered male. He is very social and gets along with other cats. We are unsure if he would mind the company of dogs.
For more information on Thor, call AWS at 860-354-1350, email animalwelfare.socty@snet.net or visit our website aws-shelter.org for an application Adoption Fees for Senior cats (8yrs and up) is $50 Adult Cats $150 and Kittens under a year $200.

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Jax

At 11 months old, Jax is the complete package! He has a joyful personality and will love whatever you want to do — a walk, a hike, a ride in the car, a game of catch, let’s go!!!  He’s very smart and a quick learner and like all puppies, will need structure, consistent training and plenty of exercise.
Jax weighs 70 pounds and will get a bit bigger before he’s done growing. While he wants to be a friend to everyone, his clumsy puppy exuberance would be best with children that are 11+ years old. Jax will be an awesome family dog or a single person’s BFF!
If you are interested in adopting Jax, or any of our other available pets, please visit the adopt page at www.dcspca.org. We are now open for walk-in hours on Wednesday through Sunday, 12pm – 4pm. Check the website to make sure the pet you want to meet is in the shelter and not in foster. To meet a pet in foster care, you must complete the adoption application and make an appointment.
Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is celebrating 150 years of helping the animals of our region.

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Since the COVID-19 state of emergency, the Dutchess County SPCA adoption process has changed.  The DCSPCA is currently open BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.

Daphne, Bella, Miles and Sarge

Currently the Dutchess County SPCA has many sweet senior pets who are often overlooked because of their age.
Pictured above from bottom left to bottom right are Daphne, Bella, Miles and Sarge
There are many reasons why a senior dog can end up at a shelter. Most times, it is through no fault of their own. Many of them were once owned and cherished, and they would love nothing more than to experience that feeling again. Senior dogs are often passed over by potential adopters for puppies or younger dogs. Here are some reasons why a senior dog would make just as great a companion as a younger dog:
1. Most are very loyal and appreciative. They know when they have been saved, and they will be eternally grateful that you gave them a chance.
2. Senior dogs are usually very mellow and laid-back. If you are a couch potato and are looking for a cuddle buddy, they would be very happy to oblige!
3. Most senior dogs already have basic training and are already potty-trained. This takes away the stress of having to go through several hours of training and housebreaking. However, an old dog can still learn new tricks!
4. On average, dogs can live for 10 to 15 years. Don’t pass up on a dog just because they are a little older, as you may still have many years of unconditional love still ahead!
5. Lastly, senior dogs have already completely developed their personalities and are fully grown. Therefore, you know exactly what you are getting into!
If you have room in your heart for an sweet, older soul, please visit dcspca.org/adopt/

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Since the COVID-19 state of emergency, the Dutchess County SPCA adoption process has changed.  The DCSPCA is currently open BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.

Winnie

Winnie is a sweet, six year old, brown-eyed girl. She is continually overlooked at the shelter because she is a simple dog with simple tastes. Winnie has social anxiety and can be overwhelmed by the outside world. She would prefer to be a homebody, living with one or two adults in a quiet environment. She doesn’t want to go to the dog park or hang out with friends. She enjoys a peaceful walk where together, you can enjoy the trills of song birds and the beauty of nature. She will happily cuddle on the couch, or sunbathe on the porch with you. She will be a loving and faithful companion.
If you are interested in adopting Winnie, or any of our other available pets, please visit the adopt page at www.dcspca.org. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, the DCSPCA adoption process has changed. You should look at the website first to see if there are any pets you are interested in meeting.  After choosing a pet, complete the online application and submit it for review. If approved, you and your family will be invited to make an appointment to meet the pet to see if you’re a good fit for each other. We are now open for walk-in hours on Saturday and Sunday, 12pm – 4pm. Check the website to make sure the pet you want to meet is in the shelter and not in foster. To meet a pet in foster care, you must make an appointment.
Added is a cartoon that one of our resident artists did of her. We love Winnie, it breaks our hearts that we haven’t found her forever home yet.
Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is celebrating 150 years of helping the animals of our region.

ORGANIZATION

The Mission of the Little Guild is to shelter and care for homeless cats and dogs, to find them loving new families, and to support their transition into homes through education and enrichment for both animals and adopters. They also serve the broader community through such programs as reduced-cost spay/neuter and vaccination clinics, a free pet food pantry, and pet-related education events.

The Little Guild, is the only limited admission shelter in northwest Connecticut, was founded in 1960 by Muriel Alvord Ward and Eleanora Kleinschmidt. The current 3,000-square-foot facility accommodates 16 dogs and 25 cats comfortably at any time.

285 Sharon Goshen Turnpike
West Cornwall, CT. 06796
860-672-6346
staff@littleguild.org
https://www.littleguild.org

Piper

Pretty Piper first came to us about 3 years ago with her siblings after their mother rejected them. She was adopted out as a puppy, but recently returned due to her and the other dog in the home not getting along – for this reason she will need to be the only dog/pet. Piper has adjusted surprisingly well here even after all of that time living in a home! She loves her people so much and is always excited to meet new human friends too. She is a goofy, affectionate girl who loves to snuggle up with her people, give kisses, play fetch and go for car rides. Piper cannot wait to find her forever family & home!
  • APPROXIMATE WEIGHT:  35 – POUNDS
  • ESTIMATED DOB:  7/8/2017
  • GOOD WITH OTHER DOGS:  NO! NEEDS TO BE ONLY DOG
  • GOOD WITH KIDS:  YES- 8 &^ DUE TO EXUBERENCE 
  • GOOD WITH CATS:  NO
  • REQUIRES A FENCE:  NO
  • ACTIVITY LEVEL:  MODERATELY ACTIVE
  • LIKES TO VOCALIZE:  SOME
  • SPECIAL NEEDS:  NONE
  • BREED EXPERIENCE NEEDED:  NO
  • APPROPRIATE PLACEMENT FOR 1ST TIME DOG OWNER?  YES 
  • FREE OBEDIENCE TRAINING IS OFFERED WITH ALL DOG ADOPTIONS

Please note that we are often asked if dogs are “house trained”.  The dogs are in fact living in a kennel environment during their time with us.  Even if they have previously lived in a home and been trained – the stress of the change and the new home can sometimes cause regression and require some additional training.  We feel that it’s best for all adopters to be prepared for this possibility.

Visit our adoption page for details about our process, and to fill out an adoption application.  All animals come spayed/neutered, UTD on vaccines, and micro-chipped.  If the animals age or health prevents any of these from being completed prior to adoption a voucher is issued for the services to be performed.  If you have any questions about the animal, or our adoption process, please email adopt@littleguild.org.  The Little Guild is a 501c(3) federally recognized non-profit organization devoted to saving the lives of homeless pets.

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Since the COVID-19 state of emergency, the Dutchess County SPCA adoption process has changed.  The DCSPCA is currently open BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.

Pearl

Pearl is a beautiful white 9-month old New Zealand rabbit who absolutely adores people. Whenever someone approaches her cage, she gets very excited and literally jumps for joy. She would love hopping around your house (she can be litter trained) and cuddling with you on the couch. A notoriously healthy snacker, she enjoys nibbling on apple slices and greens.

If you are interested in adopting Pearl, or any of our other available pets, please visit the adopt page at www.dcspca.org. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, the DCSPCA adoption process has changed. You should look at the website first to see if there are any pets you are interested in meeting. After choosing a pet, complete the online application and submit it for review. If approved, you and your family will be invited to make an appointment to meet the pet to see if you’re a good fit for each other. We are now open for walk-in hours on Saturday and Sunday, 12pm – 4pm. Check the website to make sure the pet you want to meet is in the shelter and not in foster. To meet a pet in foster care, you must make an appointment.

Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is celebrating 150 years of helping the animals of our region.

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Since the COVID-19 state of emergency, the Dutchess County SPCA adoption process has changed.  The DCSPCA is currently open BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.

Faith

I am Faith and I am seven years old.  I love to snuggle, cuddle and kiss, as well as give head bumps and face rubs.  I have a really good purr which will make you feel warm and happy when you hear it.  I have lived with dogs, children and other cats; although I wouldn’t mind if I was the only cat you have, as I am a princess and would like to keep all of your cuddles for myself.
If you are interested in adopting Faith, or any of our other available pets, please visit the adopt page at www.dcspca.org. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, the DCSPCA adoption process has changed. You should look at the website first to see if there are any pets you are interested in meeting.  After choosing a pet, complete the online application and submit it for review. If approved, you and your family will be invited to make an appointment to meet the pet to see if you’re a good fit for each other. We are now open for walk-in hours on Saturday and Sunday, 12pm – 4pm. Check the website to make sure the pet you want to meet is in the shelter and not in foster. To meet a pet in foster care, you must make an appointment.
Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is celebrating 150 years of helping the animals of our region.

ORGANIZATION

8 Dodd Road
New Milford, CT 06776
(860) 354-1350
For the safety of our staff, volunteers and animals – we are closed for walk-ins and only accepting appointments for approved applications. If you have any questions, please email animalwelfare.socty@snet.net or call the Shelter.

Appointment hours will be as follows:
Tuesday 11 AM – 7 PM
Wed- Saturday 11 AM – 2 PM

Visit AWS Online at www.aws-shelter.org
Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter!

Wobble

Wobble is a 5 month old, spayed Bombay.

Wobble was born with cerebellar hypoplasia. She would require a home that could keep her in a confined, padded space, where her litter box could be kept close by while unsupervised.
She is a very playful girl, who is learning how to walk on her back legs as best as she knows how. She does get tired quickly, but with regular exercise this may get better. She has already come a long way, and is very resilient.

For more information on Wobble, call AWS at 860-354-1350 email animalwelfare.socty@snet.net or visit our website aws-shelter.org for an application

Adoption Fees for Senior cats (8yrs and up) is $50 Adult Cats $150 and Kittens under a year $200

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Since the COVID-19 state of emergency, the Dutchess County SPCA adoption process has changed.  The DCSPCA is currently open BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.

Nitro

Nitro is an awesome, all-around family dog.  He has lived with cats, a small dog and kids.  He is active and joyful and very loving.  Although  medium sized, Nitro believes he is a lap dog, so be prepared to watch TV with a 45-pound goofy (and sometimes snoring) canine across your lap. If you are looking for happiness, Nitro will provide it by the bucket load!
Since the COVID-19 state of emergency, the DCSPCA adoption process has changed. If you are interested in adopting Nitro, or any of our other available pets, please visit the adopt page at www.dcspca.org.  After choosing a pet, complete the online application and submit it for review. If approved, you and your family will be invited to make an appointment to meet the pet to see if you’re a good fit for each other.
Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is celebrating 150 years of helping the animals of our region.

ORGANIZATION

8 Dodd Road
New Milford, CT 06776
(860) 354-1350
For the safety of our staff, volunteers and animals – we are closed for walk-ins and only accepting appointments for approved applications. If you have any questions, please email animalwelfare.socty@snet.net or call the Shelter.

Appointment hours will be as follows:
Tuesday 11 AM – 7 PM
Wed- Saturday 11 AM – 2 PM

Visit AWS Online at www.aws-shelter.org
Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter!

Paul Walker

Paul Walker is our 9-year-old neutered male snowshoe cat, who came to us when his previous owners could no longer take care of him.
We are sad to say that Paul has been diagnosed with Leukemia (cancer).We are hoping he can live the rest of his life in a nice quiet home. Paul remains in good spirits, and has become quite friendly with staff and volunteers. He does require a daily medication. We do not know his life expectancy.
Paul is shy and easily startled by sudden sounds and movements, but he loves to be pet on his head and gently brushed. Once Paul finds a quiet forever home, we know he will be a sweet, loving companion for his new family.

For more information on Paul Walker, call AWS at 860-354-1350 email animalwelfare.socty@snet.net or visit our website aws-shelter.org for an application

Animal Welfare Society, Inc.
8 Dodd Road
New Milford, CT 06776
(860) 354-1350

At this time we are closed for walk in’s and are only doing appointments for approved applications. For the safety of our Staff, Volunteers and Animals.
Thank you!

Appointment hours will be as follows:

Tuesday 11 AM – 6 PM

Wed- Saturday 11 AM – 2 PM

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Since the COVID-19 state of emergency, the Dutchess County SPCA adoption process has changed.  The DCSPCA is currently open BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.

Lucy

Six year old Lucy is full of joy and happiness.  She loves meeting people, wagging her tail so fast, you can barely see it. Lucy enjoys a good game of fetch, going for rides in the car and for runs and hikes. She is also a notorious snuggler, so once your fun is done, she will cuddle up on the couch and watch TV with you. She came to the shelter because her owners were moving and couldn’t take her with them.
Since the COVID-19 state of emergency, the Dutchess County SPCA adoption process has changed.  The DCSPCA is currently open BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. If you are interested in adopting Lucy, or any of our other available pets, please visit the adopt page at dcspca.org/adopt.  After choosing a pet and submitting the online application, your application will be reviewed and an adoption counselor will contact you to make an appointment. Entry is limited to two people at a time, so there may be a wait to enter.

ORGANIZATION

8 Dodd Road
New Milford, CT 06776
(860) 354-1350
For the safety of our staff, volunteers and animals – we are closed for walk-ins and only accepting appointments for approved applications. If you have any questions, please email animalwelfare.socty@snet.net or call the Shelter.

Appointment hours will be as follows:
Tuesday 11 AM – 7 PM
Wed- Saturday 11 AM – 2 PM

Visit AWS Online at www.aws-shelter.org
Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter!

Diana

Diana is a 3 year old, 45 pound spayed female. She’s a high energy girl that loves to play fetch. She loves her stuffed toys and likes to greet us every morning with one in her mouth. Diana likes male dogs best but can be defensive at first meeting new dogs once shes comfortable she does well. She needs an experienced dog owner and cat free home.

For more information on Diana, call AWS at 860-354-1350 email animalwelfare.socty@snet.net or visit our website aws-shelter.org for a pre-adopt application. Adoption fees for Dogs (8 yrs and up) is $150 Adult Dogs is $350 and Puppies under a year is $400 .

Animal Welfare Society, Inc.
8 Dodd Road
New Milford, CT 06776
(860) 354-1350

At this time we are closed for walk in’s and are only doing appointments for approved applications. For the safety of our Staff, Volunteers and Animals.
Thank you!

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Dozer

Dozer is a good dog for an active family with teenage children. This 3.5 year old loves to play tug games, go for rides in the car and for runs and hikes. He is obedient, but needs to be gently reminded of his manners when he gets excited.  He might also be okay with having a canine sibling, but cats are a deal-breaker.
Since the COVID-19 state of emergency, the DCSPCA adoption process has changed. If you are interested in adopting Dozer, or any of our other available pets, please visit the adopt page at www.dcspca.org.  After choosing a pet and submitting the online application, your application will be reviewed and an adoption counselor will contact you to make an appointment.
The Dutchess County SPCA is now open to the public Thursdays through Sundays, 12pm to 4pm. Entry is limited to two people at a time, so there may be a wait to enter.

ORGANIZATION

8 Dodd Road
New Milford, CT 06776
(860) 354-1350
For the safety of our staff, volunteers and animals – we are closed for walk-ins and only accepting appointments for approved applications. If you have any questions, please email animalwelfare.socty@snet.net or call the Shelter.

Appointment hours will be as follows:
Tuesday 11 AM – 7 PM
Wed- Saturday 11 AM – 2 PM

Visit AWS Online at www.aws-shelter.org
Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter!

Captain

Captain is our 11 year old senior, long haired neutered male. He is sensitive to change and will need a home that is patient and will let him adjust at his own pace. He is accepting of touch only to his head and loves to have his head scratched but be warned he doesn’t like you going any further than that. He needs a home as the only pet as he does not like other cats or dogs.
Captain qualifies for our senior to senior program.

For more information on Captain, call AWS at 860-354-1350 email animalwelfare.socty@snet.net or visit our website aws-shelter.org for an application Adoption Fees for Senior cats (8yrs and up) is $50 Adult Cats $150 and Kittens under a year $200

Animal Welfare Society, Inc.
8 Dodd Road
New Milford, CT 06776
(860) 354-1350

At this time we are closed for walk in’s and are only doing appointments for approved applications. For the safety of our Staff, Volunteers and Animals.
Thank you!

Appointment hours will be as follows:

Tuesday 11 AM – 6 PM

Wed- Saturday 11 AM – 2 PM

Visit AWS Online at www.aws-shelter.org
Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter!

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Shelly

Shelly is a 10 year old social butterfly who gets along with everyone.  Found as a stray, this  sweet, sassy girl is looking for a family who will appreciate her, love her and spoil her.  Shelly has kidney disease, so she gets fluids twice a week, but she enjoys the process because she considers it a spa day!
Since the COVID-19 state of emergency, the DCSPCA adoption process has changed. If you are interested in adopting Shelly, or any of our other available pets, please visit the adopt page at www.dcspca.org.  After choosing a pet and submitting the online application, your application will be reviewed and an adoption counselor will contact you to make an appointment. The Dutchess County SPCA is now open to the public Fridays through Sundays, 12pm to 4pm. Entry is limited to two people at a time, so there may be a wait to enter.

ORGANIZATION

The Mission of the Little Guild is to shelter and care for homeless cats and dogs, to find them loving new families, and to support their transition into homes through education and enrichment for both animals and adopters. They also serve the broader community through such programs as reduced-cost spay/neuter and vaccination clinics, a free pet food pantry, and pet-related education events.

The Little Guild, is the only limited admission shelter in northwest Connecticut, was founded in 1960 by Muriel Alvord Ward and Eleanora Kleinschmidt. The current 3,000-square-foot facility accommodates 16 dogs and 25 cats comfortably at any time.

285 Sharon Goshen Turnpike
West Cornwall, CT. 06796
860-672-6346
staff@littleguild.org
https://www.littleguild.org

Dolly

Pit Bull Terrier / Mixed (short coat)
Adult Female (spayed)

We’re not shocked that Dolly got the name Dolly – as she really is a Doll.  She’s a rock star here in the kennel environment, loves to cuddle with staff, and passed her behavior evaluation with flying colors.  She is social, sweet, and outgoing.  It might take her a moment to warm up, but once she does she’s going to grab your heart and run away with it.  Dolly will do best in a home as an only dog because she prefers that one on one attention from her people. She is going to make some lucky family complete.  

  • APPROXIMATE WEIGHT:  50 – POUNDS
  • ESTIMATED DOB:  07/06/2018
  • GOOD WITH OTHER DOGS:  PREFERS TO BE THE ONLY DOG 
  • GOOD WITH KIDS:  15 & ^ 
  • GOOD WITH CATS:  UNKNOWN
  • REQUIRES A FENCE:  NO
  • ACTIVITY LEVEL:  MODERATELY ACTIVE
  • LIKES TO VOCALIZE:  AVERAGE
  • SPECIAL NEEDS:  NONE
  • BREED EXPERIENCE NEEDED:  NONE
  • FREE OBEDIENCE TRAINING IS OFFERED WITH ALL DOG ADOPTIONS

ORGANIZATION

8 Dodd Road
New Milford, CT 06776
(860) 354-1350
For the safety of our staff, volunteers and animals – we are closed for walk-ins and only accepting appointments for approved applications. If you have any questions, please email animalwelfare.socty@snet.net or call the Shelter.

Appointment hours will be as follows:
Tuesday 11 AM – 7 PM
Wed- Saturday 11 AM – 2 PM

Visit AWS Online at www.aws-shelter.org
Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter!

Butter Pecan

Butter Pecan is a 2 year old, 45 pound mix from Puerto Rico. She is shy and skittish with new people, so she will need a calm quiet home with people who are willing to be patient and earn her trust. Butter Pecan does well with other dogs and would benefit from having another dog in the home to help her come out of her shell. She will need slow and steady socialization work to help her feel more confident.

For more information on Butter Pecan, call AWS at 860-354-1350 email animalwelfare.socty@snet.net or visit our website aws-shelter.org for a pre adopt application. Adoption fees for Dogs (8yrs and up) is $150 Adult Dogs is $350 and Puppies under a year is $400 .

Animal Welfare Society, Inc.
8 Dodd Road
New Milford, CT 06776
(860) 354-1350
At this time we are closed for walk in’s and are only doing appointments for approved applications. For the safety of our Staff, Volunteers and Animals.
Thank you!

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Larry, Curly, Moe and Doodle-Do

Baby’s got bawk! Bawk! Bawk! Larry, Curly, Moe and Doodle-Do are four well-mannered roosters searching for their forever farm! If you are looking for a friendly rooster, check out these handsome fellas! All they want is a nice chicken coop with a few hens to preen around.
 
Since the COVID-19 state of emergency, the DCSPCA adoption process has changed. If you are interested in adopting Larry, Curly, Moe, Doodle-Do, or any of our other available pets, please visit www.dcspca.org.  After choosing a pet and submitting the online application, your application will be reviewed and an adoption counselor will contact you to make an appointment. The Dutchess County SPCA is now open to the public Fridays through Sundays, 12pm to 4pm. Entry is limited to two people at a time, so there may be a wait to enter.

 

ORGANIZATION

8 Dodd Road
New Milford, CT 06776
(860) 354-1350
For the safety of our staff, volunteers and animals – we are closed for walk-ins and only accepting appointments for approved applications. If you have any questions, please email animalwelfare.socty@snet.net or call the Shelter.

Appointment hours will be as follows:
Tuesday 11 AM – 7 PM
Wed- Saturday 11 AM – 2 PM

Visit AWS Online at www.aws-shelter.org
Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter!

Stella

Stella is a five-year-old, gray and white cat who was found as a stray. She does not seem used to being around people and is quite shy with those she does not know. She perpetually looks like she’s a little annoyed that you just woke her up from a deep sleep, but she says you can make it all up to her with a bowl of food.

For more information on Stella, call AWS at 860-354-1350 email animalwelfare.socty@snet.net or visit our website aws-shelter.org for an application Adoption Fees for Senior cats (8yrs and up) is $50 Adult Cats $150 and Kittens under a year $200

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Arizona

Arizona is a shy, sweet 1-year old southern belle whose favorite song is “I Will Survive.” She may be small, but she is mighty, having lived through a hurricane and being put on a euthanize list.  After her long trip north, she is ready for her forever family who will provide her with stability, love and affection. She likes other dogs, but has not been cat tested yet. Her perfect home would be quiet, maybe with another sweet dog for a sibling.
Since the COVID-19 state of emergency, the DCSPCA adoption process has changed. If you are interested in adopting Arizona, or any of our other available pets, please visit www.dcspca.org.  After choosing a pet and submitting the online application, your application will be reviewed and an adoption counselor will contact you to make an appointment. The Dutchess County SPCA is now open to the public Fridays through Sundays, 12pm to 4pm. Entry is limited to two people at a time, so there may be a wait to enter.

ORGANIZATION

8 Dodd Road
New Milford, CT 06776
(860) 354-1350
For the safety of our staff, volunteers and animals – we are closed for walk-ins and only accepting appointments for approved applications. If you have any questions, please email animalwelfare.socty@snet.net or call the Shelter.

Appointment hours will be as follows:
Tuesday 11 AM – 7 PM
Wed- Saturday 11 AM – 2 PM

Visit AWS Online at www.aws-shelter.org
Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter!

Geeta

Geeta is a senior tortie cat who was found as a stray in need of some TLC. She is wary with people; she does not like to be handled and will yowl to let you know when to back off. Geeta is looking for someone who is patient and willing to gradually earn her trust. She would do best in a quiet home as the only pet. Her blood test results showed slightly elevated kidney levels, so we have her on a kidney diet to keep her as healthy as possible.

For more information on Geeta, call AWS at 860-354-1350 email animalwelfare.socty@snet.net or visit our website aws-shelter.org for an application Adoption Fees for Senior cats (8yrs and up) is $50 Adult Cats $150 and Kittens under a year $200

ORGANIZATION

The Mission of the Little Guild is to shelter and care for homeless cats and dogs, to find them loving new families, and to support their transition into homes through education and enrichment for both animals and adopters. They also serve the broader community through such programs as reduced-cost spay/neuter and vaccination clinics, a free pet food pantry, and pet-related education events.

The Little Guild, is the only limited admission shelter in northwest Connecticut, was founded in 1960 by Muriel Alvord Ward and Eleanora Kleinschmidt. The current 3,000-square-foot facility accommodates 16 dogs and 25 cats comfortably at any time.

285 Sharon Goshen Turnpike
West Cornwall, CT. 06796
860-672-6346
staff@littleguild.org
https://www.littleguild.org

Adam

Adam is such a goofy, sweet & playful boy! He is a little nervous with new people & things at first, but once he’s comfortable he loves to zoom around, play and snuggle up to you. Adam would really love a family or person that has the time & patience to allow him to warm up & get comfortable. Adam needs to go to a home with another confident dog. He really shows his true personality when he has a doggy playmate.

APPROXIMATE WEIGHT: 35 – POUNDS
ESTIMATED DOB: 1/17/2020
GOOD WITH OTHER DOGS: YES
GOOD WITH KIDS: OLDER CHILDREN ONLY- 12 and^ due to shyness
GOOD WITH CATS: UNKNOWN
REQUIRES A FENCE: NO
ACTIVITY LEVEL: MODERATELY ACTIVE
LIKES TO VOCALIZE: SOME
SPECIAL NEEDS: NO
BREED EXPERIENCE NEEDED: NONE
APPROPRIATE PLACEMENT FOR 1ST TIME DOG OWNER? NO- NEEDS A CONFIDENT DOG IN THE HOME
FREE OBEDIENCE TRAINING IS OFFERED WITH ALL DOG ADOPTIONS

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Donnie

When Donnie’s parents divorced, they started a new chapter in their lives without him, so he ended up at the shelter. He is a two and a half year old rabbit who is looking for a fresh start with a caring, devoted family. He dreams of a home that will spoil him a little and love him a lot. He doesn’t take up a lot of room and he enjoys gentle petting. Like most rabbits, he’s a very healthy eater, so he will remind you to nibble fresh veggies everyday!
Since the COVID-19 state of emergency, the DCSPCA adoption process has changed. If you are interested in adopting Donnie, or any of our other available pets, please visit www.dcspca.org.  After choosing a pet and submitting the online application, your application will be reviewed and an adoption counselor will contact you to make an appointment. The Dutchess County SPCA is now open to the public Fridays through Sundays, 12pm to 4pm. Entry is limited to two people at a time, so there may be a wait to enter.

ORGANIZATION

8 Dodd Road
New Milford, CT 06776
(860) 354-1350
For the safety of our staff, volunteers and animals – we are closed for walk-ins and only accepting appointments for approved applications. If you have any questions, please email animalwelfare.socty@snet.net or call the Shelter.

Appointment hours will be as follows:
Tuesday 11 AM – 7 PM
Wed- Saturday 11 AM – 2 PM

Visit AWS Online at www.aws-shelter.org
Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter!

Mike and Michael

Mike and Michael are sweet bonded pair of mixes from Puerto Rico. They are estimated to be about 4 years old and 30 pounds each. They get along well with other dogs and don’t mind kids.
For more information on Mike & Michael, call AWS at 860-354-1350 email animalwelfare.socty@snet.net or visit our website aws-shelter.org for a pre adopt application. Adoption fees for Dogs (8yrs and up) is $150 Adult Dogs is $350

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Lulu

Sweet Lulu came to the DCSPCA after her owner passed away.  She loves everyone and would be the perfect cuddling companion as the days become cooler and autumn takes its hold on the Hudson Valley. Lulu is a good friend and an even better listener who will sit attentively as you tell her what’s on your mind.  When you are done, she will reward you with cozy purrs and head bumps. At just 3 years old, she has all of her life with you ahead of her. She is a beautiful Tuxedo cat with a cool crinkled left ear.
Since the COVID-19 state of emergency, the DCSPCA adoption process has changed. If you are interested in adopting Lulu, or any of our other available pets, please visit www.dcspca.org.  After choosing a pet and submitting the online application, we’ll review the application then contact you to make an appointment to meet the pet you want to adopt.

ORGANIZATION

8 Dodd Road
New Milford, CT 06776
(860) 354-1350
For the safety of our staff, volunteers and animals – we are closed for walk-ins and only accepting appointments for approved applications. If you have any questions, please email animalwelfare.socty@snet.net or call the Shelter.

Appointment hours will be as follows:
Tuesday 11 AM – 7 PM
Wed- Saturday 11 AM – 2 PM

Visit AWS Online at www.aws-shelter.org
Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter!

Stormtrooper

Stormtrooper is a one-year-old cat with a beautiful, pure white coat. Though she has been liberated from the Empire, she still suspects that everyone around her could be a Rebel. Because of this, she is not tolerant of other cats or young children, and certainly not of dogs. Stormtrooper is shy around new people, but we think with gentle socialization she could come out of her shell. She is aiming for a home with someone who will be patient enough to earn her trust and let her get comfortable in her own time.

For more information on Stormtrooper, call AWS at 860-354-1350 email animalwelfare.socty@snet.net or visit aws-shelter.org

Adoption Fees for Senior cats (8yrs and up) is $50 Adult Cats $150 and Kittens under a year $200

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Friendly and Baxter

Friendly and Baxter are dear old friends who’ve been together since Friendly was born. They are believed to be brothers from two different litters with the same parents and are a bonded pair.  Their human mom passed away recently and they now find themselves without the safety and security of their home.  Friendly is 10 yrs old and Baxter is 12. Both are FIV positive. Their lives are well documented as they came with a letter, photos of their life together and very extensive owner surrender forms.  They were obviously very loved by their person who brought them from Virginia when she moved to New York years ago.
Please consider giving these two mellow southern gentleman a loving home. They share a lot of tender little moments like head nuzzles every day, which is sweet to watch.  They both enjoy affection and being brushed. Friendly is very excited about breakfast everyday, and will patiently make ‘biscuits’ while he waits. They both have beautiful purrs.  They would do best in a home without other cats. Baxter is okay with making new friends but Friendly is just not interested in sharing his best buddy right now.

Since the COVID-19 state of emergency, the DCSPCA adoption process has changed. If you are interested in adopting Friendly and Baxter, or any of our other available pets, please visit www.dcspca.org.  After choosing a pet and submitting the online application, we’ll review the application then contact you to make an appointment to meet the pet you want to adopt.

ORGANIZATION

8 Dodd Road
New Milford, CT 06776
(860) 354-1350
We are currently undergoing renovations and will be operating by appointment only.

Appointment hours will be as follows:
Tuesday 11 AM – 7 PM
Wed- Saturday 11 AM – 2 PM

Visit AWS Online at www.aws-shelter.org
Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter!

Luke

Luke is a four-month-old kitten who will steal your heart. He is a lively boy who loves to run around and play with any toy in sight, but is also happy to take a cuddle break at a moment’s notice, purring loudly any time you pick him up. This friendly, sociable kitten will make a wonderful addition to any family.

For more information on Luke, call AWS at 860-354-1350 email animalwelfare.socty@snet.net or visit our website aws-shelter.org for an application Adoption Fees for Senior cats (8yrs and up) is $50 Adult Cats $150 and Kittens under a year $200

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Zion

Zion is a happy mix of youth, joy and exuberance. At just two years of age, he has yet to find a toy that he doesn’t like to play with – squeeky, plush, tug toy, frisbee or ball! He likes everyone and gets very excited to meet new friends. His arch enemy is ‘The Vacuum,’ a loud-mouthed monster who doesn’t like toys,  mangling them as it runs them over. Zion hopes to find an active family with no small children to knock over. He would like to go hiking and adventuring, play in the yard, go to the park and explore the wonderful world and all it has to offer.

Since the COVID-19 state of emergency, the DCSPCA adoption process has changed. If you are interested in adopting Pretty Girl and Charlie, or any of our other available pets, please visit dcspca.org. After choosing a pet and submitting the online application, we’ll review the application then contact you to make an appointment to meet the pet you want to adopt.

ORGANIZATION

8 Dodd Road
New Milford, CT 06776
(860) 354-1350
We are currently undergoing renovations and will be operating by appointment only.

Appointment hours will be as follows:
Tuesday 11 AM – 7 PM
Wed- Saturday 11 AM – 2 PM

Visit AWS Online at www.aws-shelter.org
Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter!

Parsley

Parsley is a 6-year old spayed female she was adopted from us as a puppy. Her momma was a Scottish terrier mix named Pepper. Her owners recently surrendered her because she was not getting along with the new dog in the home. Parsley weights about 15 pounds and does well with low energy dogs.

At this time we are closed for adoptions and appointments for the safety of our Staff, Volunteers and Animals. Thank you!
Appointment hours will be as follows:
Tuesday 11 AM – 2 PM
Wed- Saturday 11 AM – 2 PM
Visit AWS Online at www.aws-shelter.org
Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter!

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Pretty Girl and Charlie

Love and joy and sweetness, that’s what you get with Pretty Girl, 7, and little Charlie, who is 2. This bonded pair must be adopted together. They adore each other and love to play and snuggle with each other. Pretty Girl loves everyone and Charlie likes anyone that Pretty Girl does. He has been with her since he was a puppy. Charlie likes to hide under his bed and play hide and seek with humans. Pretty Girl doesn’t fit under the bed, but she puts her head under it as if to hide with him. They are the most adorable couple.

Since the COVID-19 state of emergency, the DCSPCA adoption process has changed. If you are interested in adopting Pretty Girl and Charlie, or any of our other available pets, please visit dcspca.org. After choosing a pet and submitting the online application, we’ll review the application then contact you to make an appointment to meet the pet you want to adopt.

ORGANIZATION

8 Dodd Road
New Milford, CT 06776
(860) 354-1350
We are currently undergoing renovations and will be operating by appointment only.

Appointment hours will be as follows:
Tuesday 11 AM – 7 PM
Wed- Saturday 11 AM – 2 PM

Visit AWS Online at www.aws-shelter.org
Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter!

Boris

Boris was tired of living the bachelor life on the streets and decided it was time to settle down with a family of his own. He is a very friendly guy, who is affectionate and loving. Boris is a 3 year old neutered male.

For more information on Boris, call AWS at 860-354-1350 email animalwelfare.socty@snet.net or visit us during adoption hours (Tuesday from 11 a.m until 7 p.m and Wednesday through Saturday, 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.) Adoption Fees for Senior cats (8yrs and up) is $50 Adult Cats $150 and Kittens under a year $200

Animal Welfare Society, Inc.
8 Dodd Road
New Milford, CT 06776
(860) 354-1350

At this time we are closed for adoptions and appointments for the safety of our Staff, Volunteers and Animals. Thank you!
Appointment hours will be as follows:
Tuesday 11 AM – 2 PM
Wed- Saturday 11 AM – 2 PM
Visit AWS Online at www.aws-shelter.org
Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter!

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Let’s #MakeHomeHappen for Maya!

At 10 years old, Maya is a breast cancer survivor who continues to live her life with great joy. Wanna go for a walk? No problem. Wanna play in the yard? Let’s do it! What she really enjoys most of all is playing tug of war with her rope toys. She is also a great kisser who would like nothing more than to hang out with you.

Since the COVID-19 state of emergency, the DCSPCA adoption process has changed. If you are interested in adopting Maya, or any of our other available pets, please visit www.dcspca.org After choosing a pet and submitting the online application, call 845-452-7722, x-420 to make an appointment to meet the pet you want to adopt.

ORGANIZATION

The Mission of the Little Guild is to shelter and care for homeless cats and dogs, to find them loving new families, and to support their transition into homes through education and enrichment for both animals and adopters. They also serve the broader community through such programs as reduced-cost spay/neuter and vaccination clinics, a free pet food pantry, and pet-related education events.

The Little Guild, is the only limited admission shelter in northwest Connecticut, was founded in 1960 by Muriel Alvord Ward and Eleanora Kleinschmidt. The current 3,000-square-foot facility accommodates 16 dogs and 25 cats comfortably at any time.

285 Sharon Goshen Turnpike
West Cornwall, CT. 06796
860-672-6346
staff@littleguild.org
https://www.littleguild.org

Maxi

Maxi loves cuddling and giving LOTS of kisses. She also loves tennis balls and playing in water, she’s a splish splash kind of girl. She is a friendly, playful and affectionate girl. She’s still trying to figure out the leash walking thing, and can get nervous on the road. So a family that has the time and patience to work with her on this would be ideal. The home that is a good fit for Maxi will have both a fenced yard and a doggie sibling.

APPROXIMATE WEIGHT: 40 – POUNDS
ESTIMATED DOB: 02/17/2018
GOOD WITH OTHER DOGS: YES
GOOD WITH KIDS: OVER 5 YRS WOULD BE GOOD SO THAT SHE DOESN’T RUN ANYONE OVER WHEN SHE’S PLAYING
GOOD WITH CATS: NO
REQUIRES A FENCE: YES PHYSICAL FENCE ONLY (no invisible fence)
ACTIVITY LEVEL: MODERATELY ACTIVE

ORGANIZATION

8 Dodd Road
New Milford, CT 06776
(860) 354-1350
We are currently undergoing renovations and will be operating by appointment only.

Appointment hours will be as follows:
Tuesday 11 AM – 7 PM
Wed- Saturday 11 AM – 2 PM

Visit AWS Online at www.aws-shelter.org
Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter!

Hawkeye

Hawkeye is a 7 year old neutered male mystery mutt. He was found as a stray in KY. Were not sure what happen in his past to get those scars on his ears and at 45 pounds he’s under weight so were working to fatten him up. Hawkeye will need a little guidance as he nervous experiencing new things. He does okay with other dogs and loves food, squeaker toys and to run around in our yard.

For more information on Hawkeye, call AWS at 860-354-1350 email animalwelfare.socty@snet.net or visit our website aws-shelter.org for a pre adopt application. Adoption fees for Dogs (8yrs and up) is $150 Adult Dogs is $350

At this time we are closed for adoptions and appointments for the safety of our Staff, Volunteers and Animals. Thank you!
Appointment hours will be as follows:
Tuesday 11 AM – 2 PM
Wed- Saturday 11 AM – 2 PM
Visit AWS Online at www.aws-shelter.org
Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter!

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Let’s Make Home Happen for Nico!

Nico defies stereotypes. At 8 years old, he has the energy of a younger dog. He is medium sized, but thinks he’s a lap dog. He is a friendly, social boy who enjoys exploring city streets and open spaces as much as he loves snuggling on the couch. He is looking for his best friend, fellow adventurer and snuggle-buddy. Nico is also a bit of a social media darling thanks to his foster dad, starring in his own TikTok video and appearing on IGTV (Instagram). Nico is available for foster or adoption.

During the COVID-19 state of emergency, the DCSPCA adoption process has changed. If you are interested in fostering or adopting Nico, or any of our other available pets, please visit www.dcspca.org After choosing a pet and submitting the online application, you must make an appointment to meet the pet you want to adopt. You can also find updates and resources for pet owners during the pandemic on the website and the DCSPCA Facebook page.

ORGANIZATION

8 Dodd Road
New Milford, CT 06776
(860) 354-1350
We are currently undergoing renovations and will be operating by appointment only.

Appointment hours will be as follows:
Tuesday 11 AM – 7 PM
Wed- Saturday 11 AM – 2 PM

Visit AWS Online at www.aws-shelter.org
Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter!

Cauliflour

Our handsome boy Cauliflour is finally ready for adoption! He was found at a feral colony 6 months ago with a bite wound to his front leg. Due to not having been vaccinated against rabies he had to be quarantined for 6 months. He’s about 7 years old and neutered. Cauliflour loves to get head scratches and his favorite time of day is breakfast and dinner where he gets his own plate and does not have to share. Cauliflour is FIV positive and it does not affect his spirt he gets along with other cats. (Yes that’s how we spell his name.)

At this time we are closed for adoptions and appointments for the safety of our Staff, Volunteers and Animals. Thank you!
Appointment hours will be as follows:
Tuesday 11 AM – 2 PM
Wed- Saturday 11 AM – 2 PM
Visit AWS Online at www.aws-shelter.org
Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter!

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Let’s Make Home Happen for Coral!

Coral is a special needs kitty cat. She especially needs someone who wants a lot of love and affection because Coral is a serious lap cat. She loves her people and wants to be near them at all times. If you stop petting her, she will gently reach out for your hand as if to say, “wait, I was really enjoying that, please continue!” She will reward you with affection and the most enthusiastic purring. Coral does have special needs, she gets fluids for kidney disease three times per week, but is very good about the process. At 9 years old, Coral would do well in a quiet home with or without other low energy pets. If you foster Coral, the DCSPCA provides the equipment needed to administer her treatment. Their veterinarian will also instruct you on the procedure of administering fluids.

During the COVID-19 state of emergency, the DCSPCA adoption process has changed. If you are interested in fostering or adopting Coral, or any of our other available pets, please visit www.dcspca.org After choosing a pet and submitting the online application, you must make an appointment to meet the pet you want to adopt. You can also find updates and resources for pet owners during the pandemic on the website and the DCSPCA Facebook page.

ORGANIZATION

8 Dodd Road
New Milford, CT 06776
(860) 354-1350
We are currently undergoing renovations and will be operating by appointment only.

Appointment hours will be as follows:
Tuesday 11 AM – 7 PM
Wed- Saturday 11 AM – 2 PM

Visit AWS Online at www.aws-shelter.org
Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter!

Bleeker

Bleeker is a sweet, affectionate boy who exudes a calm confidence, yet loves to play and explore. He requires a special diet, but otherwise he is very healthy. He has quickly adapted to the Shelter environment and longs for a forever home. Bleeker qualifies for the AWS Seniors to Seniors Program where adoption fees are waived for Seniors over 60 who adopt a senior cat.

For more information on Bleeker, call AWS at 860-354-1350 email animalwelfare.socty@snet.net or visit us during adoption hours (Tuesday from 11 a.m until 7 p.m and Wednesday through Saturday, 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.) Adoption fee for cats is $150 and kittens are $200.

At this time we are closed for adoptions and appointments for the safety of our Staff, Volunteers and Animals. Thank you!
Appointment hours will be as follows:
Tuesday 11 AM – 2 PM
Wed- Saturday 11 AM – 2 PM
Visit AWS Online at www.aws-shelter.org
Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter!

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Let’s Make Home Happen for Cola!

If you are looking for an affectionate cat, Cola is the real thing. He is a loving, passionate one year old who is recovering from chemical-type burns. Cola was found by a good Samaritan and brought to the DCSPCA. After being treated for his wounds and being nursed back to health, his wonderful personality emerged. He loves to be near his people and will rub on you and luxuriate in your attentive pets. He will even roll over for a gentle belly rub!

During the COVID-19 state of emergency, the DCSPCA adoption process has changed. If you are interested in adopting Cola, or any of our other available pets, please visit www.dcspca.org After choosing a pet and submitting the online application, you must make an appointment to meet the pet you want to adopt. You can also find updates and resources for pet owners during the pandemic on the website and the DCSPCA Facebook page.

ORGANIZATION

8 Dodd Road
New Milford, CT 06776
(860) 354-1350
We are currently undergoing renovations and will be operating by appointment only.

Appointment hours will be as follows:
Tuesday 11 AM – 7 PM
Wed- Saturday 11 AM – 2 PM

Visit AWS Online at www.aws-shelter.org
Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter!

Finn

This but pit bull mix was found alone, tied to a parking meter, and painfully gaunt. But that was then. Today, thanks to plenty of caring and kibble, this waif has blossomed into a filled-out, rambunctious, happy, and muscular hunk. Our veterinarian esmates he’s around 8 years old. If so, Finn is the youngest 8-year-old you will ever meet, almost as if he’s forgiven the neglect of the last 8 years and decided to start over as a puppy. Finn was recently neutered, which will make him more able to focus on the leash training and basic commands this assertive boy needs.

At this time we are closed for adoptions and appointments for the safety of our Staff, Volunteers and Animals. Thank you!
Appointment hours will be as follows:
Tuesday 11 AM – 2 PM
Wed- Saturday 11 AM – 2 PM
Visit AWS Online at www.aws-shelter.org
Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter!

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Let’s Make Home Happen for Carrie!

Carrie is a sweet 9-year old who has cornered the market on cuddling. She hasn’t met a squeaky toy she doesn’t like and enjoys sunbathing. She wants to be the only four legged friend in your world to make sure that she is the center of attention. Carrie walks very well on a leash and her favorite thing about going for walks is seeing all the people and getting some love from each one of them! She’s a bit of a social butterfly. She is hoping to find a family who will lavish her with love and let her spoil them with kisses. Carrie would do well in a home without stairs, which are a bit of a challenge for her.

During the COVID-19 state of emergency, the DCSPCA adoption process has changed. If you are interested in adopting Carrie, or any of our other available pets, please visit www.dcspca.org After choosing a pet and submitting the online application, you must make an appointment to meet the pet you want to adopt. You can also find updates and resources for pet owners during the pandemic on the website and the DCSPCA Facebook page.

Photos courtesy of Jillian Sandler

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Let’s Make Home Happen for Echo!

Despite his age, Echo the mini-schnauzer, is a spunky little grandpa. He loves to wrestle and play fetch with plush toys. He is super funny and playful, especially in the mornings and early afternoon. Give him one long walk and its nap time again. He’s also very smart and has been picking up commands really quickly! He likes being a part of the family and prefers to keep close company with his humans.

Echo is considered special needs due to his hypothyroid condition.

During the COVID-19 state of emergency, the DCSPCA adoption process has changed. If you are interested in adopting Echo, or any of our other available pets, please visit www.dcspca.org After choosing a pet and submitting the online application, you must make an appointment to meet the pet you want to adopt. You can also find updates and resources for pet owners during the pandemic on the website and the DCSPCA Facebook page.

Photos courtesy of Chase Itter

ORGANIZATION

Our mission is to strengthen the natural bond between humans and animals with programs and services to enhance the well being of all. Every year we save and serve over 5000 animals in need through various programs, reducing suffering and euthanasia as well as promoting Humankind through AnimalKind.   

518.822.8643
info@animalkindny.org
www.animalkindny.org

Bonnie

SWEET and affectionate petite longhaired love bug! Gets along with dogs and cats.

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Let’s Make Home Happen for Heff!

Heff is a 4-year old hunk who loves the ladies. He longs for an all female home without cats.  He will be your best buddy, your co-pilot and your wingman.   He is the peanut butter to your jelly; the ramalamala to your ka dinga-da-dinga-dong.

If you are interested in adopting Heff, or any other available pet, visit the Dutchess County SPCA at 636 Violet Avenue in Hyde Park. Adoption hours are 12pm to 5pm, Monday through Sunday with extended hours on Friday until 7pm. Please check out the Dutchess County SPCA website to see all of the currently available pets: www.dcspca.org and the Facebook page for upcoming events.

ORGANIZATION

8 Dodd Road
New Milford, CT 06776
(860) 354-1350
We are currently undergoing renovations and will be operating by appointment only.

Appointment hours will be as follows:
Tuesday 11 AM – 7 PM
Wed- Saturday 11 AM – 2 PM

Visit AWS Online at www.aws-shelter.org
Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter!

Melba

Melba is 60 pounds of love. At 2 years old Melba is a cross of a English bulldog and Olde English bulldog. Melba knows some basic obedience but needs some leash work.

We’re looking for a family with experience caring for all the bully needs. Melba needs to be the only dog but does ok with cats.
For more information on Melba, call AWS at 860-354-1350 email animalwelfare.socty@snet.net or visit our website aws-shelter.org for a pre adopt application. Adoption fees for Dogs (8yrs and up) is $150 Adult Dogs is $350

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Let’s Make Home Happen for Zoot!

You will be the envy of everyone at the dog park!  This five-year old, mixed breed male is everything anyone could ever want in a dog.  He likes everyone: cats, dogs and humans.  He is handsome with a sweet, laid back personality.  He loves to play and go for walks, but he’s happy to spend an afternoon on the couch with you watching movies. Zoot is looking for a family who will include him in their activities and shower him with love and affection.

If you are interested in adopting Zoot, or any other available pet, visit the Dutchess County SPCA at 636 Violet Avenue in Hyde Park. Adoption hours are 12pm to 5pm, Monday through Sunday with extended hours on Friday until 7pm. Please check out the Dutchess County SPCA website to see all of the currently available pets: www.dcspca.org and the Facebook page for upcoming events.

ORGANIZATION

Our mission is to strengthen the natural bond between humans and animals with programs and services to enhance the well being of all. Every year we save and serve over 5000 animals in need through various programs, reducing suffering and euthanasia as well as promoting Humankind through AnimalKind.   

518.822.8643
info@animalkindny.org
www.animalkindny.org

Crosby

Crosby is an 8 year old neutered male. He is a very big boy with lots of love! He loves wet food (he can be a little picky)! Crosby loves to lounge around and can be very vocal

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Let’s Make Home Happen for Stewart!

Stewart is a 10 year old chihuahua mix.  Despite being blind and deaf, he is quite brave and independent.  He was abandoned near a Stewarts Shop and by some miracle, found fairly quickly before he could be injured.  Stewart is looking for a quiet home with a patient and loving family who will take him for (slow) walks.  He loves to explore and enjoys going outside.

If you are interested in adopting Stewart, or any other available pet, visit the Dutchess County SPCA at 636 Violet Avenue in Hyde Park. Adoption hours are 12pm to 5pm, Monday through Sunday with extended hours on Friday until 7pm. You can see videos of currently available pets on the DCSPCA Facebook page at facebook.com/dcspca or at: www.dcspca.org

ORGANIZATION

The Mission of the Little Guild is to shelter and care for homeless cats and dogs, to find them loving new families, and to support their transition into homes through education and enrichment for both animals and adopters. They also serve the broader community through such programs as reduced-cost spay/neuter and vaccination clinics, a free pet food pantry, and pet-related education events.

The Little Guild, is the only limited admission shelter in northwest Connecticut, was founded in 1960 by Muriel Alvord Ward and Eleanora Kleinschmidt. The current 3,000-square-foot facility accommodates 16 dogs and 25 cats comfortably at any time.

285 Sharon Goshen Turnpike
West Cornwall, CT. 06796
860-672-6346
staff@littleguild.org
https://www.littleguild.org

Mittens

Mittens came to us on September 15th pregnant, and on September 21st had her babies while in one of our amazing foster homes. She was a great momma to her babies, and she’s been such a sweet girl from day one. We believe that Mittens was a “throw away” from someone that might have been moving, and found herself living in the streets – hungry and pregnant. She acclimated quickly to both shelter and foster life, and she’s very affectionate and sweet. She does not seem to be a fan of other cats at this time, so we believe that she will do best in a home where she’s the only feline resident. She’s been through a lot in just under two years, and we know that she will be forever grateful and so happy to finally find her people to spend her life with!

APPROXIMATE WEIGHT: 9.5 – POUNDS
ESTIMATED DOB: 03/17/18
GOOD WITH DOGS: UNKNOWN
GOOD WITH CATS: NO
GOOD WITH KIDS: SHOULD BE FINE

ORGANIZATION

8 Dodd Road
New Milford, CT 06776
(860) 354-1350
We are currently undergoing renovations and will be operating by appointment only.

Appointment hours will be as follows:
Tuesday 11 AM – 7 PM
Wed- Saturday 11 AM – 2 PM

Visit AWS Online at www.aws-shelter.org
Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter!

Marvella

Marvella is a mix from the South. She is an active girl who loves to play with her toys and enjoys a good game of fetch. A friendly young lady she also enjoys interacting with other dogs but can be a bit too boisterous at times. She would make a great companion for someone looking for a dog to train and willing to keep her busy and active.

For more information on Marvella, call AWS at 860-354-1350 email animalwelfare.socty@snet.net or visit us during adoption hours (Tuesday from 11a.m until 7 p.m and Wednesday through Saturday, 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.) Adoption fees for Dogs (8yrs and up) is $150 Adult Dogs is $350 and Puppies is $400 .

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Let’s Make Home Happen for Baby and Pup-Pup!

If you are looking for two pets who bring a lot of love and happiness into your life, come meet Baby and Pup-Pup.  Baby, who is 2 years old and Pup-Pup, 5, were surrendered together.  Baby is super sweet, wiggly and playful and loves other dogs. Pup-Pup is unicorns, rainbows, puppies and kittens-all things that bring great joy and happiness with a great smile!  They love to go out and about together, and enjoy hitting the rail trail or the walkway!  These two are best friends and would like to be adopted together.
If you are interested in adopting Baby and Pup-Pup, or any other available pet, visit the Dutchess County SPCA at 636 Violet Avenue in Hyde Park. Adoption hours are 12pm to 5pm, Tuesday through Sunday with extended hours on Thursday until 7pm. Please check out the Dutchess County SPCA website to see all of the currently available pets: www.dcspca.org and the Facebook page for upcoming events.

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Let’s Make Home Happen for Toby!

Let’s Make Home Happen for Toby!
If you look up cuddly in a dictionary, Toby’s photo is posted as an example. He is very snuggly and loving. He would be content to sit on your lap or next to you for hours and hours.
Due to a congenital defect, Toby is blind, but he can get around okay once he knows his surroundings. He lived with another cat named Timmy who is also at the DCSPCA.
If you are interested in adopting Toby, or any of our other available pets, please visit the Dutchess County SPCA at 636 Violet Avenue in Hyde Park. Adoption hours are 12pm to 5pm, Tuesday through Sunday with extended hours on Thursday until 7pm. You can see videos of currently available pets on the DCSPCA Facebook page at facebook.com/dcspca

ORGANIZATION

The Mission of the Little Guild is to shelter and care for homeless cats and dogs, to find them loving new families, and to support their transition into homes through education and enrichment for both animals and adopters. They also serve the broader community through such programs as reduced-cost spay/neuter and vaccination clinics, a free pet food pantry, and pet-related education events.

The Little Guild, is the only limited admission shelter in northwest Connecticut, was founded in 1960 by Muriel Alvord Ward and Eleanora Kleinschmidt. The current 3,000-square-foot facility accommodates 16 dogs and 25 cats comfortably at any time.

285 Sharon Goshen Turnpike
West Cornwall, CT. 06796
860-672-6346
staff@littleguild.org
https://www.littleguild.org

Eclipse

In August of 2017 Eclipse found herself with the A.C.C. in N.Y.C. as a stray, and was pulled by a rescue from Long Island that adopted her out. By July of 2019 when we were called in to help with a hoarding situation we found Eclipse locked in a carrier with her 5 small babies and terrified. When she originally went to the A.C.C. she was not at all feral, but by the time we got to her in July of this year, well, her of trust for human beings had run dry. Over the past six months we’ve allowed Eclipse to hide, explore, and to realize that she would never be locked in a dark space again. We’ve given her time to see that she will ALWAYS eat, and that she will be safe. We are happy to say that progress has been made – and we actually are able to SEE her now – she’s no longer hiding under her bed and hissing and growling. She kind of hangs out, watches us, very much appreciates a treat, and is ALWAYS on time for her meals. Eclipse has begun to come out and explore, the cat room and on 12/19/19 she actually ran to the door on her condo to be let out.

Eclipse is going to need a SUPER special home. A home where it’s understood that it could take months or even years before you will be able to pet her. A quiet home where noise and commotion are at a bare minimum, and where she will have plenty of spaces to hide. A home with both cattitude and terrified cat experience will be best for her, and given all she’s been through we would like Eclipse to go to a home where she might have one “docile/calm and confident” cat friend. She deserves to know a life of safety, comfort and luxury – and we won’t stop until we’ve found the purrrrrffeccttt forever person (or couple) for her.

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Let’s Make Home Happen for Amber!

Amber is a breast cancer survivor. Moving forward, she wants to live a life full of love and family fun. She’s enjoying her days, taking her time to savor each moment. If you’d like to celebrate the joys of life with Amber by strolling down the rail trail, laying under a shady tree or snoozing on the couch, visit the Dutchess County SPCA at 636 Violet Avenue in Hyde Park. Adoption hours are 12pm to 5pm, Tuesday through Sunday with extended hours on Thursday until 7pm.

You can see all of the currently available pets on the DCSPCA website: www.dcspca.org

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Let’s Make Home Happen for Morgan!

Sometimes you feel like a nut and sometimes you don’t. This candy bar slogan for Mounds and Almond Joy perfectly illustrates Morgan’s personality. Sometimes she wants to be friendly and sometimes she wants to be fresh. She loves to play with toys and laser lights. She likes to be up high and hanging out on a cat tree. Morgan is a very active 9 year old, who needs an experienced cat person who can appreciate her complex character.

If you are interested in adopting Morgan, or any other available pet, visit the Dutchess County SPCA at 636 Violet Avenue in Hyde Park. Adoption hours are 12pm to 5pm, Tuesday through Sunday with extended hours on Thursday until 7pm. You can see all of the currently available pets on the DCSPCA website: www.dcspca.org Join us for Cat Yoga on December 10th- Reserve your spot, class is filling up fast!

ORGANIZATION

Our mission is to strengthen the natural bond between humans and animals with programs and services to enhance the well being of all. Every year we save and serve over 5000 animals in need through various programs, reducing suffering and euthanasia as well as promoting Humankind through AnimalKind.   

518.822.8643
info@animalkindny.org
www.animalkindny.org

Kafka

Would you please open your heart and home to me? My name is Kafka and I am a 2 year young, neutered male. I am almost blind but can see shadows, use the litter-box and are super affectionate!!  I do not like other cats.If you would like to give me a loving home please submit an adoption application: http://animalkindny.org/applications

ORGANIZATION

The Mission of the Little Guild is to shelter and care for homeless cats and dogs, to find them loving new families, and to support their transition into homes through education and enrichment for both animals and adopters. They also serve the broader community through such programs as reduced-cost spay/neuter and vaccination clinics, a free pet food pantry, and pet-related education events.

The Little Guild, is the only limited admission shelter in northwest Connecticut, was founded in 1960 by Muriel Alvord Ward and Eleanora Kleinschmidt. The current 3,000-square-foot facility accommodates 16 dogs and 25 cats comfortably at any time.

285 Sharon Goshen Turnpike
West Cornwall, CT. 06796
860-672-6346
staff@littleguild.org
https://www.littleguild.org

LILY

Lily is a sweet young cat who came to us through no fault of her own, her family loved her very much. Their circumstances changed suddenly, and they made the difficult but correct decision to place her with us. She’s a little shy at first but warms up quickly, even in the shelter environment – so we know she’s going to make an amazing addition to some lucky family!

APPROXIMATE WEIGHT: 6 – POUNDS
ESTIMATED DOB: 11/05/18
GOOD WITH DOGS: UNKNOWN
GOOD WITH CATS: UNKNOWN
GOOD WITH KIDS: YES
ACTIVITY LEVEL: MODERATELY ACTIVE
LIKES TO VOCALIZE: SOME
SPECIAL NEEDS: NONE
DECLAWED: NO

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Let’s Make Home Happen for Daisy!

Daisy is an 8-year old love bug who was brought in as a stray to the DCSPCA, but when the owner was located, they said they didn’t want her anymore. She loves people.  If you like to cuddle, Daisy is your dog!  She is indifferent to other animals because she is so focused on humans.  She would be fine in a home with other pets, but she isn’t interested in them, she is all about the people. She does have separation anxiety, so her adopter should either be a stay at home person or be able to take Daisy with them wherever they go.

Daisy would be a perfect candidate for the Pets4Vets program, which provides companion animals from the Dutchess County SPCA for veterans of the US military.  Once a veteran qualifies for pet adoption, the adoption fee is waived, they are provided with one year of free wellness check visits in our clinic, receive a pet starter packet of food, dishes, toys, leash, collar and bed, and if they adopt a dog, they receive 6 weeks of free obedience training with DCSPCA staff.

If you are interested in adopting Daisy, or any other available pet, visit the Dutchess County SPCA at 636 Violet Avenue in Hyde Park. Adoption hours are 12pm to 5pm, Tuesday through Sunday with extended hours on Thursday until 7pm. You can see all of the currently available pets on the DCSPCA website: www.dcspca.org

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Let’s Make Home Happen for Heff!

Heff is a large 4.5 year old dog who was left at the DCSPCA when his owner moved. He is very smart and sweet, but takes his time getting to know new people. Once he gets to know you, he’ll be your best buddy, your wingman, your co-pilot. Heff is a big hunk and the ladies love him!  He’s had two girlfriends at the shelter. They were good friends who loved to play together, but the girls both got adopted. Heff would love to find his forever home with a mature family who loves him.

If you are interested in adopting Heff, or any other available pet, visit the Dutchess County SPCA at 636 Violet Avenue in Hyde Park. Adoption hours are 12pm to 5pm, Tuesday through Sunday with extended hours on Thursday until 7pm. You can see all of the currently available pets on the DCSPCA website: www.dcspca.org

On November 16th have your pet’s photo taken with Santa ($20 per print).

ORGANIZATION

Our mission is to strengthen the natural bond between humans and animals with programs and services to enhance the well being of all. Every year we save and serve over 5000 animals in need through various programs, reducing suffering and euthanasia as well as promoting Humankind through AnimalKind.   

518.822.8643
info@animalkindny.org
www.animalkindny.org

Cinnamon

This attractive boy is all about love! His name is Cinnamon and he is constantly purring and full of so much happiness! At one year young, Cinnamon is looking for a forever home where he can let all his love shine! He only has 3 legs but he gets around perfectly.

For more information, please contact AnimalKind.
518.822.8643
info@animalkindny.org
www.animalkindny.org

ORGANIZATION

The Mission of the Little Guild is to shelter and care for homeless cats and dogs, to find them loving new families, and to support their transition into homes through education and enrichment for both animals and adopters. They also serve the broader community through such programs as reduced-cost spay/neuter and vaccination clinics, a free pet food pantry, and pet-related education events.

The Little Guild, is the only limited admission shelter in northwest Connecticut, was founded in 1960 by Muriel Alvord Ward and Eleanora Kleinschmidt. The current 3,000-square-foot facility accommodates 16 dogs and 25 cats comfortably at any time.

285 Sharon Goshen Turnpike
West Cornwall, CT. 06796
860-672-6346
staff@littleguild.org
https://www.littleguild.org

BUTTONS

Buttons came to us as a stray, and she took quite a while to come out of her shell as she seemed to be semi-feral at the least. Luckily we have some very dedicated volunteers who have spent countless hours with her, reading to her, ignoring her, showing her that people are not a “bad thing”. She still has a way to go, and will likely always be a “cat’s kind of cat”. Buttons is unlikely to ever be a snuggly lap cat, we feel that she will do well in a quiet home where she will be allowed to just cat. A person or persons who can appreciate the aloofness of a beautiful cat will be a purrrfffecccttt fit for beautiful Buttons.

APPROXIMATE WEIGHT: 9 – POUNDS
ESTIMATED DOB: 01/09/17
GOOD WITH DOGS: UNKNOWN
GOOD WITH CATS: SEEMS OK WITH THE CATS SHE’S ROOMING WITH
GOOD WITH KIDS: NO CHILDREN
ACTIVITY LEVEL: MODERATELY ACTIVE
LIKES TO VOCALIZE: SOME
DECLAWED: NO

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Let’s Make Home Happen for Bodi!

Bodhi is a 7-month old sweetheart. He was found as a stray and brought to the DCSPCA.  He is a happy puppy, full of energy and loves to play.  He didn’t seem to have any training before he arrived, but he’s very smart and quick to learn.  He has already learned to sit! He hasn’t met a person he doesn’t like yet and would be perfect for any size family.

If you are interested in adopting Bodi, or any other available pet, visit the Dutchess County SPCA at 636 Violet Avenue in Hyde Park. Adoption hours are 12pm to 5pm, Tuesday through Sunday with extended hours on Thursday until 7pm. You can see videos of currently available pets on the DCSPCA Facebook page at facebook.com/dcspca or at: www.dcspca.org

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Let’s Make Home Happen for Rumple!

Meet Rumple!  His owners moved and didn’t take him with them. They did say he was a very good guard dog, alerting his owners when strangers or birds were in the yard. At eight years old, he still likes to play a little, walk a little and eat A LOT! In fact, he’s a notorious counter shark, absconding with any unattended goodies.

If you are interested in adopting Rumple, or any of our other available pets, visit the Dutchess County SPCA at 636 Violet Avenue in Hyde Park.  Adoption hours are 12pm to 5pm, Tuesday through Sunday with extended hours on Thursday until 7pm.

You can see videos of currently available pets on the DCSPCA Facebook page at facebook.com/dcspca

ORGANIZATION

Everlasting Hope Animal Rescue and Advocacy is a 501c3 rescue group run solely by volunteers dedicated to not only saving animals’ lives, but also raising awareness of the huge over-population of unwanted pets. We also educate about the diseases certain pets are prone to and preventative treatment and maintenance, such as Heartworm and Lyme Disease. We don’t adopt on a first-come first-served basis, but explore every application received. We check three references, and contact the adopter’s veterinarian to verify that current and/or past pets are kept up to date on vaccines and are spayed/neutered. We require that adopters with dogs bring them for a meet and greet with our rescue dog. We are made up of a small group of pet-loving and owning people who in the past lost that one special pet that touched our hearts deeply and can never be replaced. With every animal we adopt, we try very hard to match the right pet with the right forever home. We want our adopters to find that wonderful, special companion in one of our rescue animals that we have been blessed to find in our lives. We specialize in dogs, puppies, cats, kittens, Guinea pigs, rabbits, and other small animals.

Hours of Operation: By appointment only
Email: adoptapup@hotmail.com
Facebook: Everlasting Hope Animal Rescue
Located in Columbia County NY
Call: 518 821-9422
Some of our cats/kittens can be seen at PetSmart, 450 Fairview Ave, Hudson, New York

SPEEDY

Speedy lost his home when his family was evicted. He is 2 years old and very friendly. To adopt Speedy, send an email to adoptapup@hotmail.com or call 518 821-9422.

ORGANIZATION

The shelter is located on Route 9G also known as Violet Avenue. From Route 9 (either the North or South), turn on to St. Andrews Road (also known as County Route 40A). Follow the road to end at the intersection of 9G. Turn right and make an immediate left into the shelter. The Adoption & Education Center is on the right. Turn left and travel to the end of the parking lot for the Medical Clinic and Intake Center. From the North, follow 9G south, we are ½ mile past Eleanor Roosevelt’s Valkill Estate on the left. From the South, follow 9G north, we are ½ mile from St. Peter’s Church on the right.

Hours of Operation
Monday: CLOSED
Tuesday: 12 – 5 pm
Wednesday: 12 – 5 pm
Thursday: 12 – 7 pm
Friday: 12 – 5 pm
Saturday & Sunday: 12 – 5 pm

Let’s Make Home Happen for Ivan and Gregor!

Ivan and Gregor are a gorgeous bonded pair. Both are 3 year old males. Ivan is a black short hair and Gregor is a graphite grey long hair. Gregor is very outgoing and likes to explore. Ivan is a bit more reserved, preferring to be slightly in the background. Ivan loves to be petted, but you will have to go to him; Gregor will come to you.

If you are interested in adopting Ivan and Gregor, or any of our other available pets, please visit the Dutchess County SPCA at 636 Violet Avenue in Hyde Park. Adoption hours are 12pm to 5pm, Tuesday through Sunday with extended hours on Thursday until 7pm. You can see videos of currently available pets on the DCSPCA Facebook page at facebook.com/dcspca

ORGANIZATION

The Mission of the Little Guild is to shelter and care for homeless cats and dogs, to find them loving new families, and to support their transition into homes through education and enrichment for both animals and adopters. They also serve the broader community through such programs as reduced-cost spay/neuter and vaccination clinics, a free pet food pantry, and pet-related education events.

The Little Guild, is the only limited admission shelter in northwest Connecticut, was founded in 1960 by Muriel Alvord Ward and Eleanora Kleinschmidt. The current 3,000-square-foot facility accommodates 16 dogs and 25 cats comfortably at any time.

285 Sharon Goshen Turnpike
West Cornwall, CT. 06796
860-672-6346
staff@littleguild.org
https://www.littleguild.org

MARILYN

Marilyn is a Labrador Retriever / Anatolian Shepherd / Mixed (medium coat)

Medium Adult Female (spayed)

Marilyn was adopted in 2017 and recently made her way back to the shelter, unfortunately. She’s a gorgeous girl, but is shy around strangers – so it takes a little time to get to know her. She is quite loyal and bonded once she finds her person, and so she will do well with a person who has large breed experience and is a strong pack leader. She’s a young girl with a lot of love left to give!

  • APPROXIMATE WEIGHT:  45 – POUNDS
  • ESTIMATED DOB:  05/14/12
  • GOOD WITH OTHER DOGS:  SELECTIVE – (prefers dog w/similar energy)
  • GOOD WITH KIDS:  NO CHILDREN UNDER 16
  • GOOD WITH CATS:  UNKNOWN
  • REQUIRES A FENCE:  NO
  • ACTIVITY LEVEL:  MODERATELY ACTIVE
  • LIKES TO VOCALIZE:  AVERAGE
  • SPECIAL NEEDS:  NONE

For more information, please contact The Little Guild.
860.672.6346
www.littleguild.org

ORGANIZATION

Our mission is to strengthen the natural bond between humans and animals with programs and services to enhance the well being of all. Every year we save and serve over 5000 animals in need through various programs, reducing suffering and euthanasia as well as promoting Humankind through AnimalKind.   

518.822.8643
info@animalkindny.org
www.animalkindny.org

ASHLEY

At only 5 years young, Ashley is a beautiful Dilute Calico/tiger kitty. She loves to rub up against you, be pet, and have her belly rubbed. Ashley is great with other cats and loves people! She is at AnimalKind for 6 months and can’t wait for her Forever home!

AGE: 5 YEARS OLD
SEX: FEMALE
BREED: DOMESTIC SHORT HAIR
For more information, please contact AnimalKind.
518.822.8643
info@animalkindny.org
www.animalkindny.org

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