Honey
Honey
Honey
Honey
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Regional SPCA

We are a volunteer-run, no kill shelter running out of a leased 574 sq ft, 8 kennel facility. We average 150 dogs a year through our doors, about 2/3 of those do not get redeemed to their owners and are placed for adoption. Many of our dogs that come in are in rough shape - some have never seen a vet before, have been used for fighting, breeding, are terribly thin and covered in fleas, etc. Our volunteers pride in caring for these dogs that have been left behind so that they can get into the home that they have always deserved. Before going home, all of our dogs are fixed (unless medically unable to do so - it has happened with seniors and cancer patients), microchipped, vaccinated for rabies, DHLPP, lyme (after testing) and bordatella, and are on heartworm preventative (after testing, of course). Someday we hope to have our own building, with safe, ample space for dogs, cats, and other companion/equine/reptilian friends.Our volunteer force in 40 strong. We're open 7 days a week, 365 days a year (yes, including all holidays, hurricanes, blizzards, acts of dog....) with no paid staff to cover when someone "doesn't want to come in". We run on 3 shifts a day, 2 of which are open to the public and one where someone is there to let the kids out to potty before bedtime. They've been known to pop in at all hours, be it for an 11:30 "lunch break" with Pilot (our longest resident of 3.5 years) or at 2am when a nasty thunderstorm is rolling through and the kids are terrified. One of our volunteers has also started an educational outreach program to teach elementary school students about proper pet care, and runs an internship program for the youngest volunteers in our shelter. We're in the process of working out consistent transport for animals in our community to go to a local(ish) low-cost spay/neuter clinic - it's tricky with large dogs and personal vehicles, so we will see where the ideas take us.

Gloversville, NY,12078
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Email: [email protected]

Phone Number: (518) 725-5956

Website: https://fcrspca.org

Honey

Beagle | Cohoes, NY

YoungFemaleMediumPug

About

Vaccination

Current

House Trained

Yes

Good in Home With

Cats

Meet Honey

Honey is a 1-year-old sweetheart who came to us as a stray. While we don't know much about her past, what we do know is she is incredibly gentle, and just needs a little extra time to feel safe.This shy girl is still learning to trust the world around her, so she's hoping to find a patient and understanding home where she can blossom at her own pace. Once Honey begins to feel comfortable, her sweet personality starts to shine through - she'll quietly lean in for affection and show you just how loving she can be.Honey is looking for a calm, dog-free home where she can be the center of your world. She'd thrive with someone who's willing to go slow, offer reassurance, and celebrate the little victories along the way.If you believe in second chances and have a heart big enough for a dog who just needs a little extra love, Honey might just be the perfect match!

Adoption Process
We require all interested families to come in to the shelter and meet the dog or dogs that they are interested in (unless they meet a dog at an adoption event). We have a very thorough application which they can fill out and return to the shelter - we do not provide applications on line. We check vet, personal, and landlord references (we require a signed letter from the landlord and confirmation via phone call that pets are allowed). When an application is approved, we set up a meet and greet if there are other animals in the household. If not, the kids are ready to go home. We encourage all potential adopters to spend as much time with the dog(s) as possible before they head home, and an adoption contract is signed before the dog(s) go(es) home.


Contact
Regional SPCA
(518) 725-5956
[email protected]
https://fcrspca.org

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