Welcome to the Finger Lakes SPCA
The Finger Lakes SPCA is our region's source for companion-animal supportive care services and humane education. Check out the animals in our care that make great family companions.
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News and Updates
Finger Lakes SPCA Receives Thoroughbred Charities of America Grant
You are invited to participate in “Animal Crackers”
An animal themed Nutcracker Ballet to be presented in Corning this fall with all ticket sales benefitting the Finger Lakes SPCA. If you are age 7 to adult, would like to learn a dance... more
Project Catnip coming August, September and October
By appointment only, August 7th and 8th, September 4th & 5th, October 2nd & 3rd . Get more details "Project Catnip"
MORE NEW & EXCITING CANINE TRAINING CLASSES STARTING SOON!
Go to our "Dog Training" page and check it out"Dog Training"
Last Lapp Competitive Trail Challenge - Corning NY August 7th
Therese White and Jennifer Deneka are puttin' on a weekend of family fun complete with trail riddin', campfires, a kiddy scavenger hunt, with a few trail obstacles tossed in. Yes sir, with help from the Finger Lakes SPCA volunteers, they're bringing the American Competitive Trail Horse Association (ACTHA) to your back yard! Go to "events" to find out more.
A huge thank you to our community for their outstanding support of Paws & Pairings!
This benefit raised greatly needed funds for the care of many homeless animals and will support Finger Lakes SPCA’s humane programs more...
Looking to adopt a horse?
Check out the new list of horses available for adoption
Want to Help?
Go to our summer wish list and see how you could help the shelter
Girl Asks For Donations Instead of Birthday Presents (VIDEO)
Finger Lakes SPCA Wellness Clinic for Dogs & Cats
June 1st, July 6th & August 3rd
Why Should You Adopt From an Animal Shelter?
"Animal shelters are your best source when looking for a pet. Not only do they have a great selection of adult animals for adoption, but they also have kittens and puppies, even purebred animals. In fact, on average, purebreds account for about 25% to 30% of a shelter's dog population... [more]"
- The Humane Society of the United States