Urgently Needed Items
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Click here for our complete wish list!
With lots of pets needing care, there are LOTS of ways you can help us. Many of the items below are linked to samples for reference. Everything can be found locally or on our Amazon.com wish list!
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Adopt Today
Make a friend for life!
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We recommend Hill's® Science Diet® Pet Food
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Makers of Cat Attract
kitty litter
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Thank you PetMeds for your generous donation!
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Animal Control
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Tompkins County Animal Control (TCAC) is a division of the SPCA of Tompkins County. Several local municipalities have contracted (hired) TCAC to provide animal control services. In our service areas, TCAC officers will respond to calls regarding stray dogs, injured stray cats and will work with members of the public to resolve "nuisance" complaints (barking, etc.). Although TCAC has not been contracted to provide animal control services in every municipality in the county, TCAC will respond to reports of abuse, cruelty or neglect of any animal anywhere in Tompkins County. Here is a brief outline of what TCAC does and does not do:
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What TCAC does
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- Provide emergency service 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year
- Dog licensure enforcement
- Pick up stray dogs and provide impoundment services
- Pick up distressed or injured stray animals
- Respond to calls concerning:
- Nuisance dogs
- Dogs at large
- Dangerous dogs
- Respond to calls concerning cruelty, abuse, or negligence visited upon any animal
- Pick up injured or distressed cats
- Trap domestic animals under certain circumstances
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What TCAC does not do
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- Pick up stray cats (unless injured or distressed)
- Pick up animals the guardian plans to surrender
- Trap or transport wildlife for relocation
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Last Updated on Friday, 09 April 2010 17:26 |
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Stories
Chloe and Layla
"Chloe and Layla (adopted 2/15/11) enjoying the squish comforter on our bed!"
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Did You Know?
An unaltered female cat and her offspring can produce up to 12 MILLION cats in 10 years. |
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