Chenango SPCA

I got Minnie 13 years ago. She was 3 years old and a Yorkie. This is a long life for a Yorkie. She was a good friend to my daughter and a loyal companion to me. We just lost 😔 her to old age. Thank you for giving us such a wonderful dog that loved everyone. This was her last picture. She was happy and disheveled after running around with the kids, at Otsenango Park. I occasionally babysit these children. She loved when we went to the park and had a picnic. She would steal 🤫😉 chicken nuggets (her favorite indulgence). Our hearts are breaking. We hope to find another like her. ❤️

Love this shelter! All the staff members were SO sweet and also so informative. When we arrived we were honestly there for a few hours just meeting all the kitty cats and trying to decided which would be best for our home. We ended up with this little ray of sunshine, Blair. The process was smooth, easy and I love that they had a very detailed screening process before being accepted to adopt. So many great animals! I wish I could of adopted every single one of them!

ASPCA they seem doing the right thing by the animals are there well taken care of it was one thing the receptionist when you first go in not very nice who's there was a lady who came in and sets a receptionist I'm here to pick up my dog Simpsons looked at at her start the left very rudely find out one of the people that work there wanting to adopt that dog but not the right reason it took 5 days to find p 7days the SPCA the dog would go up adoption and they were rude to this woman p it made me uncomfortable people need to learn how to treat other people respect kindness and compassion is very sad today that people don't treat other people with respect

Amazing staff at this facility! We stopped by because they had a Little Free library, and we were asked if we wanted to read to the cats! As a disclosures…I am not a big fan of cats! But the staff there created a creative clean and welcoming enclosure and there were about ten cats and my kids had a great time reading to the cats! Highly recommend this wonderful experience!

First off, if I could give them a negative 10, I would! We were very interested in adopting a Boston terrier from them, and completed the online form for adoption. We were asked to have a meet and greet a couple days after, and asked to bring our two Boston terrier’s with us so we could see how the interaction would go. Everything was set, and we arrived as asked. We were told we had to wait, as another participant was in meeting with the dog ( Dobby) , but not a problem. We were greeted by the nice, I (believe vet tech) and she was going in to get the puppy, so we could start the introduction . Everything seemed to be going great, and all the dogs did very well together. The vet tech kept telling us that she had not seen (Dobby) interact with anyone like he had with us. She was going to put in a great word for us, but it was Dobby who was going to pick his family, which we were told by the way he reacted to us it probably would be us! All well and good, only one hurdle we would have to cross to give this baby the home he was looking for. We were up front and honest and informed them we were going to be gone the following week, but could pick him up on the Saturday upcoming. The vet tech kind of reassured us this probably wouldn’t be a problem, so we were happy. Upon leaving my wife went in to talk with the staff ( who probably should work in the stockroom) as they had no interest in this and Dobby needed to leave quickly. Why was this? A few more days in the kennel, and he would be heading to a home and environment he clearly chose, not the person at the front desk, choosing for him. I will look in to see what can be done with such a organization, that clearly has no concerns about where they place their animals up for adoption. This was a heart breaking experience, and feel someone should step in to assure things like this are not going to happen again.