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Buffalo Greyhound Adoption

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I went to the SPCA last Monday to see what cats they had. There was a fair selection of cats to…read moreadopt, no kittens at the time. I didn't want a kitten, and ended up adopting Gunther, whose name I changed as soon as he showed me his personality. Renamed Sylvester on Tuesday evening, he is a sweet and gentle 2-year-old, but often into mischief. Happily, I do not have a Tweety bird. Currently, you do not need an appointment to adopt a cat, except on Saturdays. The shelter this week also has a pony and a water turtle, and other non-canine or feline species. This a very clean and well appointed shelter. Care and concern for their charges is obvious for all the staff and volunteers I met. There is also a gift shop in the Adoption Center. Other buildings include a veterinary clinic, and a wild life rescue unit, as well as a drop-off center. Fee to adopt a cat is $120, and they give you a bag of food, the same food as the animal has been on. Covid safety precautions are enforced --masks and distancing.

I would never recommend the Erie County SPCA for pet cremation services. The care and dignity shown…read moreto our beloved cat Mittens was non-existent. After my mothers cat Mittens passed away, she brought her to the Erie County SPCA and paid for a private cremation. She was told she would receive a postcard when Mittens' remains were ready to be picked up. Everyday my mother checked for the postcard hoping she could finally bring her baby home. After more than a month with no postcard, she called multiple times and left voicemails and sent an email asking for an update. None of her messages were returned. Eventually, after being unable to get a response, she went to the SPCA in person. That is when she was told they had "lost" Mittens. Staff told her this had never happened before and that Mittens was likely "disposed of." When my mother asked what that meant, no one would give her a clear answer. She still has no idea what happened to her beloved Mittens, whether she was disposed of in the garbage, cremated with other animals, or something else entirely. She has been left with no answers, no closure and just told her that she would receive a check refund in the mail. What makes this even more painful is that our messages went unanswered for weeks. We can't help but wonder when anyone was planning to tell us what had happened. We only learned the truth because my mother went there herself. Losing a pet is heartbreaking enough. To then lose the opportunity to bring her home because of this level of carelessness has caused our family immeasurable pain. Mittens was deeply loved, and she deserved to be treated with dignity and respect. And she deserves to be home with her family. We would not want any other family to experience what ours has gone through.

Buffalo Greyhound Adoption - petadoption - Updated July 2026

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