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Wilbur is a 2-year-old shy boy who came from a house with many cats. He is still getting used to people and enjoys the fun/yummy things they bring him. Wilbur would likely get along with mellower cats and a friendly cat may help bring him out of his shell. If you are interested in Wilbur fill out an adoption application.
Wilbur is a 2-year-old shy boy who came from a house with many cats. He is still getting used to people and enjoys the fun/yummy things they bring him. Wilbur would likely get along with mellower cats and a friendly cat may help bring him out of his shell. If you are interested in Wilbur fill out an adoption application.
We are open Tuesdays-Fridays from 1pm-5pm and Saturdays 11am-4pm.Closed Sundays and Mondays (animal visits can be scheduled by appointment)
2.
Submit Application
Adoption Applications must be submitted and approved prior to adoption of any animal.
3.
Interview
Once we have your application a staff member will conduct a short interview to find out more about you, your family and your pets at home.
4.
Approve Application
Applications will be reviewed and applicants will be contacted for an interview within 24-48 hours
5.
Sign Adoption Contract
Upon approval, you will be required to read and sign our final adoption contract to complete the adoption process.
6.
Pay Fee
$100 adoption fee for dogs/puppies
$80 cats/kittens
$20-$40 for guinea pigs, rabbits, other small animals
7.
Take the Pet Home
A happy ending for our furry friends!
Additional adoption info
Adoption Applications must be submitted and approved prior to adoption of any animal. You can view our Adoption Policies and application form on our website:
www.trilakeshumanesociety.org/adopt
Our Adoption Fee for dogs/puppies and cats/kittens is $80. This fee helps cover some of the spay/neuter cost, vaccinations, flea treatment, and other medical care. Each animal is microchipped and the registration fee is included in the adoption fee.
We also have a Seniors for Seniors and a Pets for Vets free adoption program. If a person over 60 years of age opts to adopt a pet over the age of 8, all adoption fees are waived and Free adoptions for all military veterans!
The Tri-Lakes Humane Society, Inc. is registered with the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets to operate as a registered pet rescue/shelter organization pursuant to Article 26-A, Section 408 NYSDAM law.
Tri-Lakes Humane Society, Inc.
Shelter/RescueRegistration #RR036
Adoption Applications must be submitted and approved prior to adoption of any animal. You can view our Adoption Policies and application form on our website:
www.trilakeshumanesociety.org/adopt
Our Adoption Fee for dogs/puppies and cats/kittens is $80. This fee helps cover some of the spay/neuter cost, vaccinations, flea treatment, and other medical care. Each animal is microchipped and the registration fee is included in the adoption fee.
We also have a Seniors for Seniors and a Pets for Vets free adoption program. If a person over 60 years of age opts to adopt a pet over the age of 8, all adoption fees are waived and Free adoptions for all military veterans!
The Tri-Lakes Humane Society, Inc. is registered with the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets to operate as a registered pet rescue/shelter organization pursuant to Article 26-A, Section 408 NYSDAM law.
Tri-Lakes Humane Society, Inc.
Shelter/RescueRegistration #RR036
We are open to the public for visits Tuesday-Friday 1-5pm and Saturdays 11am-4pm.
If you are interested in setting up a different visit time please call our office at 518-891-0017, or email tlhsny@hotmail.com. For more adoption information, including our required application, please visit our website at www.trilakeshumanesociety.org/adopt
Our Humane Society is registered with the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets to operate as a registered pet rescue/shelter organization pursuant to Article 26-A, Section 408 NYSDAM law.
Tri-Lakes Humane Society, Inc.
NYS Shelter/RescueRegistration
#RR036
We are open to the public for visits Tuesday-Friday 1-5pm and Saturdays 11am-4pm.
If you are interested in setting up a different visit time please call our office at 518-891-0017, or email tlhsny@hotmail.com. For more adoption information, including our required application, please visit our website at www.trilakeshumanesociety.org/adopt
Our Humane Society is registered with the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets to operate as a registered pet rescue/shelter organization pursuant to Article 26-A, Section 408 NYSDAM law.
Tri-Lakes Humane Society, Inc.
NYS Shelter/RescueRegistration
#RR036
More about this shelter
"We speak for those who cannot" has been our shelter's motto since 1973. Since 1942 our members and staff have rescued homeless and unwanted pets, and placed them into new and loving homes.
We are very involved in our local community, and we have a Humane Education program and we travel to local schools to educate children on proper animal care, the importance of spaying and neutering, and how to be kind to animals.
Our Spay/Neuter Assistance Program provides financial aid to low income pet owners who need help affording the cost of the surgery at local Veterinary Hospitals and Clinics.
We also have a Trap-Neuter-Return program to help local community feral cats.
The Tri-Lakes Humane Society employs an Animal/Dog Control Officer, and contracts with local towns and villages. Our Dog Control Officer is in charge of enforcing the local Dog Control ordinances. From time to time, we also become involved in animal cruelty cases and assist local law enforcement with their investigations.
Looking for ways to help us? Visit our main website to find out more about donations, volunteering and more.
We are also on social media!
www.facebook.com/TriLakesHumaneSociety
Pinterest: TLHSNY
Twitter: @TLHSNY
Instagram: trilakeshumanesociety
"We speak for those who cannot" has been our shelter's motto since 1973. Since 1942 our members and staff have rescued homeless and unwanted pets, and placed them into new and loving homes.
We are very involved in our local community, and we have a Humane Education program and we travel to local schools to educate children on proper animal care, the importance of spaying and neutering, and how to be kind to animals.
Our Spay/Neuter Assistance Program provides financial aid to low income pet owners who need help affording the cost of the surgery at local Veterinary Hospitals and Clinics.
We also have a Trap-Neuter-Return program to help local community feral cats.
The Tri-Lakes Humane Society employs an Animal/Dog Control Officer, and contracts with local towns and villages. Our Dog Control Officer is in charge of enforcing the local Dog Control ordinances. From time to time, we also become involved in animal cruelty cases and assist local law enforcement with their investigations.
Looking for ways to help us? Visit our main website to find out more about donations, volunteering and more.
We are also on social media!
www.facebook.com/TriLakesHumaneSociety
Pinterest: TLHSNY
Twitter: @TLHSNY
Instagram: trilakeshumanesociety
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We'll also keep you updated on Ernest's adoption status with email updates.
