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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DONATE A BED and give the GIFT OF COMFORT to one of our shelter dogs or cats. Your bed donation will make a world of difference to them. |
 The Gucci Poochie and Purrada CollectionProceeds benefit the FLSPCA |
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News and Updates
Souper Bowl Saturday -Public Service Announcement
Most recent news about this upcoming event
Read the Holiday Pet Gazette
Play Fore Paws Press Release & Thank You
Play Fore Paws Press Release
Pet & Prize Sponsors 2011 thanks.doc
PRESS RELEASE, Dancing for the Animals -Alice in Wonderland
Dancing Press Release
Photos of event
PRESS RELEASE, SPCA (End of Summer) Sensation & Success
Woofstock Press Release
Photos of event
Read the Summer Pet Gazette
PRESS RELEASE, Grant award received by the Finger Lakes SPCA, Inc.
Thank You for a Successful Paws & Pairings
New Spring Pet Gazette
2011 Training Classes Start NOW!
Go to our "Dog Training" page and check it out "Dog Training"
New updated Equine adoption list
go to the equine page
Wendy Hall's Extraordinary Volunteer Efforts Recognized
It is always the time to give! Please help us out with our "Wish List"
Any help with the items on this list would be greatly appreciated. go to...
Project Catnip coming April through October
By appointment only. Get more details "Project Catnip"
The Pet Gazette
Read the latest Pet Gazette (pdf)
FLSPCA Memorials & Honoraria, March 2010 - July 2010
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...
Girl Asks For Donations Instead of Birthday Presents (VIDEO)
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