This is one of the sweetest most amazing places ever! The company I work for.. we donate to all…read moredifferent organizations and this is by far the best one we ever donated too.. they sent us a thank you card and have some of the kindest staff I've ever met!! Highly recommend!

Why are they charging $450 dollar so adopt a puppies and $350 for a adult dog aren't they trying to…read morefind homes for these animals?

I stopped by to drop off adoption application paperwork, and cuddled all kitties within reach…read more Board members will now review the application, and when I get a green light, it's good for six months. The cost of the adoption covers rabies/distemper shots, deworming, a flea treatment, and the placement of an RFID, as well as the usual spay/neuter. We had passed a farm earlier in the week with a sign, "Free Kittens"; it was only by doing the calculations of all the eventual costs that made it possible to resist.

Awesome people! Great animals! Slow moving animals but they are respectful and helpfulread more

NOT RECOMMENDED! Went there with my wife and family for a…read moresurprise for mother's day gift. Since we adopted two brothers last year from them. This time, the service and attitude from the older volunteer staff was very rude and challenging. After we expressed which cat we're interested in and then said that she's bonded with another, so we would have to get both. They asked how many cats we have (understandable question), I replied the two brothers. My son has one (unrelated from the brothers) and will be moving out this summer. The older volunteer staff then stated, "well maybe you should wait and see what happens" with her attitude... What does that mean!? Who the hell are they to tell me what's best for my family! So we left with a disappointed wife. One thing is for sure, they did not like me asking questions about any treatments, diseases or medical conditions on record. The living conditions is subpar. It is filthy, smells horrible and I would question if there are too many animals inside that small building. Maybe the Human Society of Greater Niagara or Niagara SPCA or even the Town of Pendleton should be contacted to check on things...

My daughter fell in love with a cat this past weekend while we were donating food. We applied to…read moreadopt him and were initially told we were approved but when we showed up to take him home they denied us because we told them we don't typically give canned food. Not that it was off the table just that it's not typical for us. There was no discussion it was an automatic decline and my daughter was devastated. I was so sad for her and the cat. I have owned cats for over 20 years and worked in the vet industry for over 6 years. I am appalled that they didn't trust us and left my daughter crying. To say we were approved and then to deny us when we showed up was absolutely cruel and they should be ashamed of themselves. This is not how a rescue operation should run and I will absolutely never support them again.

This has to be the most beautiful, well maintained SPCA I have ever visited. The building itself…read morelooks epic from the parking lot. (And there is a good sized lot for parking, by the way!) Flowers were planted everywhere. You can see a big metal heart, a gigantic cow, and signs for the petting zoo and the farm walk. We started inside. When you first walk in you are greeted by the gift shop. Lots of fun things here. My daughter of course was totally entranced by this part of our adventure! Then we started with small animals. We saw bunnies, rats, ferrets, and turtles. They all seemed content and well cared for. Everything looked and smelled clean. They had hammocks, toys, food and water, and space to play. The kitties were next. Though the cages are always smaller than you'd like to see due to necessity, almost all of the them had a box, a bed, and a litter box, and quite a few were doubles that had places to climb, toys, and "privacy" visors for kitties who just wanted to nap in peace. There were a couple of larger rooms with cat towers and other fun things for free roam time and visitors! We saw the dogs last. There weren't too awful many, and most of the rooms were signed "staff only". So that part was a little bit disappointing. I would have loved to have a little more interaction with the pups! We wandered outside after that to scope out the petting zoo, which was closed at the time of our visit, and then the farm trail. We LOVED this part, as we got to see horses, cows, pigs, and ostriches! There was also a really beautifully done pet cemetery, complete with "rainbow bridge". If you're an animal person this really tugs at those heartstrings. You know what I'm talking about! The whole farm trail was just so beautifully done and well maintained. And it made for a decent walk, too! On our way back to the parking lot we saw some other things that caught our eye, like sidewalks bricks that were laid "in memory". Right next door is a playground, too! Absolutely 100% recommend for pet adoption, volunteering, or if you are just looking for a fun place to meander like we were.

They steal people's pets and lie to people and have no compassion. Someone brought in my well taken…read morecare of pet who wasn't the owner and they said ok. When I called they said they didn't have my pet. I gave them my phone number just incase and when he was brought him, by someone who had no permission to, they purposely chose not to call me. They then said to me and the co-owner we're not permitted to have him returned to us. They also lied and said the co-owner went into Lollypop yelling and cussing. This is a lie because Manuel has never been to Lollypop Farm. This just proves what I've been saying to Manuel for years; there are no decent White people in Rochester This means if you're in a bad marriage or whatever and your violent ex drops of your beloved pet as revenge they're not giving it back cos they sure didn't care to bother letting me know or returning our pet to us when he was illegally brought in May they all suffer from stage 4 cancer and may this facility be shut down, and trust me read all the 1 star reviews. Also, I assist police departments on solving cold case homicides. I said to a homicide detective in another region of NY I'll never never assist on cold cases in Rochester because Fairport, NY police work for Lollypop Farm and well, yeah this and other 1 star reviews explains all you need to know

I adopted my cat from them. She was in Petsmart and I fell in love!…read moreShe is beautiful and gentle. I was encouraged to stay in contact & they were happy to answer any questions I had. Definitely recommend!

I adopted my cat Lily from Second Chance and it's one of the best decisions I have ever made! Since…read moreadopting her I have also started volunteering with them. They have cats in many different Petsmarts and Petcos around the north and southtowns and even more animals in foster homes. If you're looking for a new cat/dog definitely get in contact with them - everyone cares so much about the animals and will help find you the right one!

The care and compassion that the staff and volunteers have for all the cats and kittens is evident…read moreon a daily basis. They go above and beyond helping sick and injured cats/ kittens as well as vetting all the ones that pass through their doors.

The staff and volunteers were awesome, very friendly and knowledgeable. The facility is very clean,…read morethe cats are all very well cared for. They are doing an amazing job finding homes for so many cats. I would definitely recommend them if you are looking to adopt.

I adopted my beautiful girl Molly 8 years ago, she has brought me nothing but joy!…read moreThe adoption process was so smooth and everyone was so kind and helpful! The time she spent with her foster really helped her adapt to being the princess that she is .

We previously attempted a rescue from the downtown animal shelter and they had no information about…read morethe dogs. It was not a good experience. BPSBR was the opposite. Amazing place. I appreciate how hard they worked to properly match their rescue dogs and new owners. Melissa, one of the fosters, didn't think we were a match for a dog we wanted. We were disappointed but she told us she'd help us find the right dog and she did!!! I love my girl! The price for rescue reflects the care they put into getting to know the dogs, home visits, etc. Highly highly recommended!

Please note: this is in the Niagara Centre Mall, NOT 6025 Chippawa Pkwy. Yelp insists on lumping…read morethe locations together. My friend and I stumbled upon this fantastic cat adoption centre in the otherwise dead mall that is Niagara Centre. In the front area, they stock odds and ends (water bottles, t-shirts, etc) to raise proceeds for their efforts. The back of the store is the really impressive part; it's divided by a floor-to-ceiling chain link fence with a gate, and they have dozens of cats wandering free. The area is the size of a large living room, and it's filled with all sort of furniture for the cats to climb/sleep on, as well as toys. There's an area in the very back marked "employees only" where the cats are free to retreat to if they need the litter box, food, or just a quiet place to hide. The employees are happy to let anyone in with the cats to visit, and you're free to pet or play with them, or just let them come to you. It's a great setup, almost like a cat cafe, where you can get to know your future pet on their home turf. No cages, so the cats aren't stressed out. One cat in particular approached us for attention, and we happily petted her and fed her some treats while she purred non-stop. The other cats casually strolled around or slept, not bothered by us in the slightest. I only wish I lived nearby, because I'd love to visit all the time. It's probably for the best, since I'd want to take all of the cats home.