SPCA Tompkins County, established in 1902, is a renowned no-kill shelter dedicated to protecting companion animals and preventing animal cruelty and overpopulation. With over 115 years of experience, SPCA Tompkins County has been providing safe shelter and care for unwanted, abandoned, and homeless animals in Tompkins County, New York. Their mission is to promote responsible pet stewardship through education, counseling, and training, nurturing and enhancing the bond between humans and animals.

SPCA Tompkins County offers a wide range of services including adoptions for dogs, cats, and other companion animals. They also have programs for lost and found animals, animal control, spaying and neutering, humane education, training classes, and free rabies clinics. The organization relies on the generosity of supporters and offers various ways to contribute, such as making online donations, organizing fundraisers, and providing urgently needed items.

With a dedicated staff and over 250 volunteers, SPCA Tompkins County rehabilitates and cares for nearly 2000 animals each year, ensuring they are safe, happy, and socialized until they find their forever homes. To stay connected and updated on their work, follow SPCA Tompkins County on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram