Pet Pride of New York, Incorporated

Since 1873, Lollypop Farm has served as the headquarters of the Humane Society of Greater Rochester. Around 115 employees and more than 800 volunteers are able to care for almost 10,000 animals annually thanks to community support, which also makes a number of initiatives to address problems that lead to the surrender of unwanted animals possible.

We are a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit company that was founded in 2008 and is supported by the kind donations of individual individuals. Our goal is to raise the standard of living for animals in the greater Rochester, New York, area.

A better option than the shelter system, the streets, or euthanasia is offered by BlueMoon Meadows. Our orphans are left behind, undesired strays from overcrowded or high kill shelters, as well as owners who can no longer care for their pets due to disease or death.

The goal of Rochester Animal Services, a subsidiary of the City of Rochester, is to help Rochester residents and animals in order to build safe communities, strengthen the relationship between humans and animals, and save and improve lives.

Our goal is to engage the neighborhood and improve the quality of life for both humans and animals. We aim to better our community for everyone by concentrating on dog and cat safety, care, and education.

When it comes to animal control and dog ownership, the WPD Animal Control Officer(s) are responsible for understanding, clarifying, and enforcing state and local laws, regulations, and ordinances. They do this by responding to resident calls, enforcing leash laws when the dog is off owner property and in town parks, cracking down on barking, improper waste disposal, property destruction, licensing compliance, and rabies vaccination compliance, and issuing appearance tickets for noncompliance with town ordinances.