If you find a stray dog, please contact the Dog Control Officer (DCO) of the town where you found it. This is the best way to ensure the dog’s safety and reunite it with its family.
If you suspect and/or witness animal cruelty in your community, you can:
Most of the reports we receive involve lack of food, water, shelter, and general animal care. Cases can result in on-site investigations, animal seizure, and/or prosecuting offenders.
If you would like to remain anonymous to those suspected of animal cruelty, we can arrange that. However, in order for the report to be taken seriously, we do need your name and contact information to share with law enforcement.
If you would like to bring your dog or cat to the Susquehanna SPCA to be rehomed, please first call (607) 547-8111, extension 102. We need to discuss your situation and set up an appointment to determine if relinquishment is the best option.
Surrenders are processed Tuesday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
At your appointment, you will be asked to sign an owner release form and fill out an animal history form. These forms enable us to learn as much as we can about your pet and find them the best new home for their personality and needs. Please bring any medical paperwork and any other information you have on your pet.
Anyone who wishes to relinquish an animal to the shelter must have an appointment.
Animals we cannot take or are not eligible for adoption:
The animal(s) pictured below have been found! Found animals get brought into the shelter by the Dog Control Officer of the town in which they were found.
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Pets that have been found and brought into the SQSPCA can also be found on Petco Love Lost – please click the button below to view them!
Please call the shelter if any of these animals belong to you. Our number is (607) 547-8111, ext. 102.
Sparky’s Pet Food Pantry is located in our Admissions Lobby and is available to the public any time Monday through Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.Â
The pantry is stocked with any surplus pet-related supplies (food, litter, toys, etc.) that are donated to the animals in our care. Sparky’s Pet Food Pantry is here for folks in our community who are experiencing difficulties. It is important to us to help if we can because we want to keep animals with their families where they are happy and comfortable.
The Here to Help Hotline is a service of the Susquehanna SPCA designed to provide assistance to folks with farm animals. It is a proactive initiative designed to prevent hardship from turning into cruelty. Anyone who is in need of supplies or assistance in rehoming their animals can call the hotline and we will do our best to help.
If you are in need of help with care or rehoming your animals we encourage you to call (607)547-8111
ext. 108. All calls will be kept confidential and judgement free – we are here to help you to the best of our abilities.
We are always excited to add folks to our network of Farm Friends to alert when we find farm animals in need. Being a member of the network doesn’t mean that you are on the hook to help every time we have a case. It just keeps you in the know so that if you can help, you have the opportunity to. If you would like to join or want to know more, please call (607)547-8111, ext. 108 or email [email protected]
Rabies Clinics
We are very happy to announce that we will be holding free rabies vaccination clinics in conjunction with the Otsego County Department of Health this year.Â
Clinics will be held at our new location: 5082-5088 NY-28 Cooperstown, NY 13326.
Please remember to bring your pet’s previous rabies certificate with you (if you have one), so that the veterinarian can determine if your pet is eligible for a 3-year vaccine.
2023 SQSPCA Free Rabies Clinic dates can be found below.
Please join us for this fun-filled and lively dog show emceed by WKTV’s Kristen Copeland where canine contestants pre-registered by their owners will compete for a variety of fun awards […]
Clinics are held in our Admissions Lobby. Please remember to bring your pet’s previous rabies certificate with you if you have one, so that the veterinarian can look at it […]
Clinics are held in our Admissions Lobby. Please remember to bring your pet’s previous rabies certificate with you if you have one, so that the veterinarian can look at it […]
Please note that dates and times are subject to change.
Call (607) 547-8111 or email [email protected] with any questions you may have.
Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Clinic
The cost for dogs to be altered is $140 and includes: spay/neuter surgery, pain medication, distemper vaccine, rabies vaccine, microchip, e-collar, and a spray treatment for fleas if live fleas are present.
The cost for cats to be altered is $110 and includes: spay/neuter surgery, pain medication, distemper vaccine, rabies vaccine, microchip, treatment for ear mites (if indicated), a spray treatment for fleas if live fleas are present, and a dewormer.
A non-refundable deposit is required to make an appointment.
Please call (607) 547-8111 or email [email protected] with any questions you may have and/or to schedule.
| Family Size | Yearly Income |
| 1 | $27,600 |
| 2 | $36,000 |
| 3 | $45,000 |
| 4 | $53,000 |
| 5 | $62,000 |
| 6 | $70,000 |
| 7 | $72,000 |
| 8 | $73,000 |
For more information, call (607) 441-0670.
See below for a list of local veterinarians.
Oneonta, NY
607-432-0050
Cooperstown, NY
607-547-8901
Davenport, NY
607-278-4113
Walton, NY
607-354-1032
Cooperstown, NY
607-547-8488
New Berlin, NY
607-847-6118
Oneonta, NY
607-432-8570
Sidney, NY
607-563-1345
5082-5088 State Highway 28
Cooperstown, NY 13326
