I'm sorry about your dad, but it sounds llike his quality of life was greatly enhanced by having a pet. I can't help but wonder whether she died of a broken heart when she lost him.

Good. Everyone benefitted. I wish you well.

Yes. They really care that you get enough time to make the right choice of your pet. This must help to prevent alot of the animals from becoming homeless again later.

I'm so glad you got your dog back. A couple of weeks ago, my sister lost one of her dogs. She had just gotten the dog after her owner died, so she didn't know her way around. Also, there was a pretty bad blizzard that night and my sister was out …
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I'm so glad you got your dog back.
A couple of weeks ago, my sister lost one of her dogs. She had just gotten the dog after her owner died, so she didn't know her way around. Also, there was a pretty bad blizzard that night and my sister was out looking until 3AM.
She called the Erie Cty. SPCA to give her name in case the dog was brought in. It made me furious .....they just kept telling her "we don't take that kind of information". Unbelievable! I don't think they would present themselves that way on TV!
Luckily, she kept looking and found the dog waiting in the woods after 2 nights. All is well, now. Read Less

WOW! I know they do great things, but this is (once again) above and beyond the call of duty.

Cheers to Kelly!

Everybody needs to understand the no-kill nature of this shelter(actually a sanctuary) and how they lose funding by refusing to euthanize. Other SPCA's are paid for each euthanasia, so it is actually a source of income for them.