“We’ll be making the trek uphill to our farm via the seasonal route,” said SQSPCA Executive Director Stacie Haynes. “We’re excited to celebrate the arrival of spring and welcome the public to Campbell Hill Farm for the very first time.”…
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Haynes reports that the nine dogs taken in are receiving medical intake evaluations at the SQSPCA this afternoon. These veterinary reports will be shared with deputies to support their case. The remaining dogs have been placed with individuals in Washington County.…
Under the leadership of organizer Chris Grady, the program features approximately 25 certified coaches and a dedicated group of volunteers.…
This collaboration will bring DocuPet’s HomeSafe® 24/7 lost pet service and the National Pet Record Search to the Otsego County community.…
On the heels of a couple of thought-provoking and, for some, provocative editorials, we thought we would lighten things up a bit this week.…
Before securing the farm, Haynes said, the SQSPCA was heavily reliant on the generosity of locals willing to foster and was forced to send animals to other facilities for care.…
The comprehensive review included a walkthrough of the shelter facility to ensure compliance with new statewide standards, with close attention paid to staff and volunteer training, cage and kennel space requirements, daily enrichment and exercise logs, medical records, intake procedures, and care protocols.…
After exhausting a variety of creative marketing strategies, SQSPCA is now turning to the public for help. “Please share Poncho’s story far and wide,” encouraged Haynes. “We know his people are out there, and we need your help to find them.”…
The Susquehanna Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is partnering with local schools, businesses, and community leaders to celebrate the Cooperstown Winter Carnival, February 5-8, through a series of family-friendly events intended to raise vital funds and awareness for animals in need.…
“This match is what makes our broad range of services possible,” said Executive Director Stacie Haynes. “As we grow to meet the needs of more animals and families across our region, community support becomes even more vital. The generosity of the Glynns gives us the opportunity to unlock an additional $25,000.00 when we raise $100,000.00.”…
