Glen Highland Farm

Super Heroes Humane Society (formerly Super Heroes In Ripped Jeans) was established in response to the overwhelming need for affordable spay/neuter programs and a pet food pantry in the neighborhood.

The Chenango SPCA (CSPCA), which was established in 1907, is a renowned, no-kill animal shelter that offers care for stray and abandoned animals, places them in new homes, and informs families and the general public about the requirements of companion animals.

The goal of the Susquehanna SPCA is to ensure that every companion animal has a loving home and that there are no more homeless animals. Through our adoption, education, and spay/neuter programs, we try to achieve this goal.

We are a small rescue organization in the New York region that solely saves dogs from southern rescues and high kill shelters. This indicates that the majority of canines admitted there are put to sleep because of a shortage of room. We hardly ever accept owner surrenders, and we only get animals from the shelters we have been working with for years.

Whatever the cause, we offer them emergency services including food, shelter, and medical attention. At any given time, we can house a maximum of 35 dogs and 70 cats. Additionally, we make every effort to find our residents new, permanent residences. Every year, we place about 200 cats and dogs for adoption.

In 1968, a small, scared terrier did her best to protect and take care of her new puppies while hiding behind the boards of an old barn in the remote, agricultural hamlet of Delhi, New York. She was in a vulnerable situation because she had no food and limited shelter.