Town of Saugerties Animal Shelter

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

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 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.

Animals for Adoption, a model shelter that has received high accolades, recently underwent some alterations. Rewriting the laws of sheltering is the focus of our topic, "Dogs and People Working Together."

Katrin Hecker, a registered nurse who was resolved to put an end to the tragedy of stray cats and kittens that were overrunning the streets and alleys of Hudson, created AnimalKind, a nonprofit 501 (c) (3) animal welfare organization, in 2000.

In Columbia County, Ella Merle and her daughter Dede Kline took up the lofty mission of rescuing animals that had gotten lost in society in 1955. One little structure with five dog kennels has grown into a multifaceted animal welfare organization today that can house up to sixty dogs and one hundred cats because to their dedication and tireless work.