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Operation Wildcats

5.0 (1 review)

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HumaneCny - Our new baby girl Harriet

HumaneCny

(3 reviews)

Disgustingly rude receptionist blonde with snobby attitude was flirting with my fiancee while I was…read moreattempting to adopt a cat for my child. We came a very long distance to adopt the cat, she argued with me because we did not have the" perfect conditions" set up for adopting , gave no constructive advice about where to go locally to find veterinary care that was immediate, then threatened that the pet my son had picked and played with for over 10 minutes..we could not have, could not put a deposit on...and that the pet would more than likely be adopted. Furthermore that we should consider adoption agencies closer to our home. What an absolutely nasty idiot she is, and she should be fired. We have so much to offer the animal, such a big and beautiful house with a loving family ...SMH. Fire that I'll gotten thing that pretended to care...hating on animals and kids! Never go here.

We came to Humane CNY over thanksgiving weekend and were able to find a great addition to our…read morehousehold during the waiver adoption fees event they had going on. Financially we were able to give a donation during the holiday season in addition to buying all the essentials to bring our girl home. But it is nice that they have events such as this where families who might not be able to part with all that money up front can take home a new family member, spoil them a little, and hopefully give back throughout the year rather than just paying the adoption fee. I was impressed by how clean the cat room was and how happy the cats seemed. The volunteers didn't seem to know much about the individuals and the lady working at the front desk was a bit brash. I also do love that it is a non kill shelter. The only thing that brought it down to a 4 was just the harsh attitude behind the desk.

Spring Farm Cares

Spring Farm Cares

(12 reviews)

We had a lovely weekend animal communication seminar at Spring Farm Cares. It was relaxing,…read moreelevating and enlightening. Most of all, the team of animal rescue professionals & animal messages give me hope for continued humanity on the planet. The love and caring for so many rescued critters is palpable. OMG, I almost forgot. THEY HAVE PIE!

Where do I begin to say how over the top impressed I am with this organization, the property, and…read morethe people that work/volunteer here? Growing up in the area I was always a supporter of the wonderful things this place does for animals, but I never truly appreciated the extent until I took a tour recently. I have worked in the Veterinary field for close to 20yrs in different cities and states, and never come across anything like SFC. We called ahead to see if they had time to give us a tour and they called back with a time to come. We arrived and a volunteer was promptly radioed to start our tour. The main building is quite the sight, they have many different cat rooms depending on their ailment and temperaments. Each room has many different beds, trees, toys, etc and they all have the option to be indoors or in a nice outdoor area with a view. So many of the cats have issues or need daily medicine and I cant believe all the time and money they put into these kitties. Some of them are adoptable, just ask and on the outside of each room there are pictures and description of the residents. Not only does the main building have cats, but there are turtles, birds, and some bunnies as well. The next part of our tour took us out to the barn where we met Donkeys, Ducks, geese, horses, and more. The barn manager was the nicest person and he went into so much detail about each animal and their story. He really took a lot of time with us. I cant believe all the specialized veterinary care they give these special animals, it must cost them a fortune, which is why it is so important the donations they receive. They just completed some improvements to that particular barn to make it better prepared for winter. They do what they can when they can and these animals are so lucky to be here. If you live in the area I am sure you have heard of SFC like I had and I strongly encourage you in one way or another at some point to come by for a tour or to one of their open house events to really see what is going on here. It is amazing. They can always use donations or volunteers, whatever way you can help the special mission this place is carrying out!

Operation Wildcats - animalshelters - Updated October 2026

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