Lollipop Farm has 133 acres devoted to farm animals, cats, dogs, birds, and small animals. We adopted Happy, a terrier - beagle mix that had been abused. We were able to purchase his bed, dishes, collar and leash right there. Lollipop Farm has an area where you can go in and pet the animals. Horses, pigs, chickens, geese, and ducks live out their life peacefully. Each year, they have a telethon. Stories of cats and dogs are aired along with animals that need homes. This shelter has numerous educational programs. As far as I am concerned, Lollipop Farm could be a model for other shelters. They even have group meetings for grieving pet owners. Lollipop Farm is the best.

Pros: One Stop Pet ShoppingCannot Adopt Them All

Cons: None

Take alot of information to insure that they can find the perfect match to go with the animal in question. Had to take a dog there that could not get to be accepted by my dogs after it was a left behind when someone moved out of state. They said we could take it back if they did not find it a home so we could keep trying to get it to fit in.

Pros: take very detailed information to make sure they find a perfect fit for the animal in question

Cons: Mainly kept in cages for long periods of time

We've had four dogs in the past 21 years, and two of them have come from lollypop. One of the dogs we have now, Maggie, is 10, and we got her at the 1998 Barktober fest. She is an absolute sweet girl and we couldn't be happier. Lollypop does a great service for the animals!

Pros: very knowledgeable

Cons: none

I used to LOVE visiting Lollypop Farm growing up. They are very friendly and the facility is beautiful. Its obvious that the animals are well cared for. This is a great shelter and I highly recommend adopting from them if you are in the Rochester area.

Pros: Recently remodeled

Cons: Can't think of any!

I loved Lollypop growing up. I remember the lama used to come after my cone of critter food & I'd just throw it too him & run.

I can't visit as an adult -- unless of course I'm in a position to adopt again. The cats just break my heart.

Pros: they make a real difference for homeless pets

Cons: still too many kitties / not enough people willing to adopt