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Ulster County SPCA
What AI says about Ulster County SPCA
The Ulster County SPCA is a private, nonprofit organization that has been serving Ulster County since 1891. Their mission includes providing shelter, conducting cruelty investigations, and offering low-cost spay/neuter services to combat the crisis of homeless animals.
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Products & Services
Animal Adoption Services
Facilitates the adoption of homeless, abused, and neglected animals, ensuring they find quality homes.
Spay/Neuter Clinic
Provides low-cost spay/neuter services to control the feral cat population and promote responsible pet ownership.
Humane Law Enforcement
Investigates cases of animal cruelty and neglect, ensuring the welfare of animals in the community.
Humane Education Programs
Educates the community, especially children, on proper animal care and welfare.
Dog Training Classes
Offers training classes for adopted dogs and the general public to foster positive relationships between dogs and their owners.
Happy Paws Thrift Store
A thrift store that sells donated items to raise funds for the Ulster County SPCA's operations.
Common Questions
How can I adopt an animal from the Ulster County SPCA?
Adoptions are by appointment only. You can view adoptable animals on our website and call us to schedule a visit.
What should I do if I need to rehome my pet?
Please call us at (845) 331-5377 to discuss your situation. We can help you with rehoming options.
Do you have any funding from the government?
No, we do not receive any government funding or support from the ASPCA. We rely solely on donations from the community.
What services do you provide for animal welfare?
We provide shelter, spay/neuter services, humane law enforcement, education programs, and dog training classes.
Is the Ulster County SPCA a no-kill shelter?
Yes, we do not euthanize animals due to lack of space and strive to find a home for every animal in our care.