'Heartbreaking': Shelters across Western New York dealing with too many animals, not enough adoptions
"We desperately need people to come adopt," said Cait Daly, president and CEO of SPCA serving Erie County.
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"We desperately need people to come adopt," said Cait Daly, president and CEO of SPCA serving Erie County.
SPCA officials say their headquarters in West Seneca is running out of resources due to an increase in animal cruelty cases and a dwindling number of pet adoptions.
ATTICA — A total of $62,825.89 will help fund animal care and upgrades at the Wyoming County SPCA.
The SPCA of Erie County is full, leaving local animal control centers to adopt out animals from their facilities
The Niagara County SPCA acquired a senior dog, who has terminal health issues, who has now inspired the animal shelter to incorporate the community to take him on the trek of a lifetime.