Cats
Dogs
Available Soon
Open Adoption Hours
Saturdays 12 - 3 pm
Wednesdays 6 - 8 pm
Open Adoption Hours are every Saturday from 12:00 noon to 3:00 pm and Wednesday evenings from 6:00 until 8:00.
The Cat's Meow Boutique located in the lobby will be open for purchases by the general public.
Tours of the facility will not be given at this time.
No individual appointments will be made during these hours. Individual appointments continue to be available throughout the week and can be made by leaving a message at (716) 672-1991; press "1" for dogs, or "2" for cats.
Adoption Information and Application
Adoption Fees
We can now accept credit cards as well as cash or check.
Cats
Cat fee $60.00
Two cats $90.00 fee
$75.00 for kittens (5 months or younger)
Half fee for senior cat (8 years or over): $30.00
Dogs
Dog fee $200.00
$250.00 for puppies (o - 1 year)
Half fee for senior dog (8 years or over): $100.00
One of the primary functions of The Humane Society is to find homes for orphan cats and dogs. Although we are eager to find homes, we are cautious to find “adopters” who will provide a caring atmosphere for the animals. As a result, it is incumbent upon the prospective adopter to display a certain level of responsibility before an application is accepted. The Society retains the right to revoke an adoption if it is determined that an adopter is not living up to the responsibilities to the animals as outlined by the Society. Here is what you should expect before you take on this responsibility.
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The pet should be taken for a veterinary checkup with in 7 (seven) days of adoption. Any vaccinations, worming or other medical procedures required will be the responsibility of the adopter.
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The pet must be licensed by the appropriate city and county agencies.
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While in adopter’s care, the pet must be provided with adequate food, water, shelter, exercise and medical care in a devoted and humane manner.
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The pet must be kept primarily as a house pet, meaning it will reside in the house. The new owner is responsible for walking the dog for exercise, unless there is a secure and safe fenced-in area for the animal to run freely.
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The Society retains the right to investigate the premises at any time and to reclaim the pet in the event that the adopter can no longer adequately care for it according to Society standards.
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If a pet is lost, the adopter must notify the Society and must make every effort to recover it.
All applications will be considered. It is our policy not to do first-come, first-serve basis. We match the people up with the dog so all applications are reviewed to determine the best owner for the pet.
If you feel that you can meet these responsibility requirements of the Society for adoption of an animal, or have any questions concerning adoption, contact us by calling 716.672.1991. Thank you for your interest and feel free to check out the site and the pets available for adoption.
You are welcome to meet a prospective adoptee by appointment.