Lollypop Farm Humane Society Of Greater Rochester
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About this resource
The organization offers shelter and placement services for homeless and stray animals. It provides affordable spay/neuter options for owned dogs and cats to low-income and eligible individuals. Additionally, it offers temporary care for up to 30 days for qualifying pet owners, including those receiving support/social services, those escaping domestic violence, military personnel, and victims of disasters working with the Red Cross. The organization also runs various humane education programs designed to cultivate an appreciation for animal companions, maintains lost and found pet listings, and holds stray pets. Emergency pet food assistance is available based on donations, and a Pet Behavior Help Line is staffed by volunteers who respond within 24 hours. Furthermore, the organization supplies dog and cat food to local food pantries and provides low-cost spay/neuter services for feral cats.
Intake Procedure: Contact the organization via phone, in-person, or through their website at www.lollypop.org.
Fees: Costs vary based on the service provided, with animal population control fees determined by the specific program type. Donations are appreciated, and further information can be obtained by calling.
Who can use this
- Residents of Rochester should contact Rochester Animal Service, while eligibility for others depends on the specific program; inquiries are encouraged.
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