Animals for Adoption

A 501c3 non-profit organization called Mountain Haven Animal Rescue and Support Services, Inc. is committed to giving animals in need and at risk a new lease on life.

Three friends who had spent a lot of time working for other rescues decided there was something lacking from the typical rescue paradigm, so they started Wayward Ranch. Animals are not flawless, and in the conventional shelter system, any behavioral issues become worse the longer the animal is kenneled or imprisoned waiting for a home.

The Plattekill Dog Control Officer's responsibilities include upholding the Plattekill Code Chapter 41 Article 1 as well as any other laws relevant to the field of dog control, including Article 7 of the NYS Department of Agriculture and Markets statute.

Since 1891, the private, nonprofit Ulster County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has provided services to the county that bears its name. Our goal is to prevent cruelty to animals by giving homeless, abused, and neglected animals temporary shelter, finding them adoptive homes, conducting cruelty investigations, resolving the homeless animal crisis by offering low-cost spay/neuter services for cats and dogs and by sterilizing all animals up for adoption, offering humane education, and working to improve laws that prohibit animal cruelty.

A family-run, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, Hollywood Dog Rescue works to place puppies from various organizations that are thought to operate high-kill or overcrowded shelters.

Our goal is to continue offering older dogs who have been neglected, abandoned, or are homeless a safe sanctuary.