February we want to share the love here at the Chemung County SPCA. Make sure to stay apprised of all the happenings at the Chemung County SPCA by visiting the News, Events and Programs sections of our website. Also, make sure to check out our blog for tips to keep your furry friends healthy during Valentine's Day.

Feb. 23 is Spay Day. This day is meant to educate the public about the pet overpopulation problem. At the shelter, we hope to get 21 of our pets spayed and neutered at local area veterinarian's offices. For a list of participating vets, click here. Looking for a way to get involved with Spay Day, please click here to access our blog debunking spay and neuter myths, to share with your friends. It is our goal to have 100 percent of the animals leaving our shelter spayed and neutered to so we don't contribute to the over population problem. Please consider donating to either the James and Anna (also known as Ann) Lennon Memorial Fund for the spaying and neutering of shelter dogs or the Charles A. Kuonen Memorial Fund for the spaying and neutering of shelter cats.

Make sure to become a fan of the Chemung County Humane Society and SPCA on Facebook and follow the ChemungSPCA on Twitter. We also have our own channel on You Tube and a Flickr page. These sites will help you stay connected to the shelter with the latest happenings.

 

Barbara A. McLean            Help our shelter.  Donate now.

 

Executive Director            

   

SPCA BLOG

  • Spay and Neuter Myths Debunked

    1/28/2010 12:19:15 PM

    By Dr. Brenda Griffin, DVM, MS, DACVIM, the Chemung County SPCA Veterinarian of Record

    MYTH:           A female cat or dog ...

  • Valentine's Day Safety Tips

    1/28/2010 10:52:26 AM

    Here are some tips to keep your fuzzy valentine safe this year.

    1)    Keep all chocolate out of your pet's ...

  • A Great End to 2009

    1/6/2010 11:47:38 AM

    On New Year's Eve the shelter was set to close at noon, giving the staff of the Chemung County Humane ...