A.C.T. (Animal Control Team) of Dubois County was organized to fight animal cruelty, neglect, abuse, and find adoptive homes for abandoned and unwanted pets. If you know of an animal in need of our help, please contact us. We promise to investigate all claims and do what it is the best interest of the animal within the confines of the current laws and ordinances.
ACCT Philly is the region’s largest animal care and control service provider, serving the City of Philadelphia by contract. ACCT Philly manages the city’s animal shelter facility in North Philadelphia handling nearly 28,000 animals, from dogs and cats, to small animals, reptiles, birds and wildlife, annually. ACCT Philly is open each and every day of the year for pet adoptions.
Super 8 Schenectady Albany is pet friendly. They welcome pets of any size for an additional fee of $10.80 per pet per night. There is no specified limit on the number of pets per room. The …
Pets are allowed with prior approval from the owner only.
Days Inn Schenectady welcomes up to three pets, of any size, for an additional $50 non-refundable cleaning fee, plus $25 per pet, per night. There are four pet-friendly rooms, all non-smoking, standard two double bed rooms. …
Feline Guardian Angels is an established formed 501(c) 3 charitable organization staffed by a small group of less than 10 experienced volunteers. FGA is a spay/neuter advocacy strictly for feral and stray cats which serves our local Montgomery County community.
Whether you’re local looking for a safe and enriching place for your pets during the day, or you’re visiting the area, Head To Tail can accommodate you and your companion with the best quality pet care by our highly trained and pet-loving staff!
Large fenced-in, off-leash area. Has water spigot, trees for shade, a few benches, chairs and even a picnic table! Also has a floodlight for evening use. Partially snowplowed in winter. Location: Nott Rd. Directions: From Western Ave., take Rt. 155 south toward Voorheesville. Turn right onto Nott Rd. Turn at sign for Ball Park. Turn left at wastewater treatment facility, and follow gravel road around to the right.
We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable corporation. Our mission is to reduce the cat overpopulation crisis by trapping, spaying/neutering and returning feral cats to their respective colonies.
