Humane Society Of Ny

9 recommendations and reviews from 8 people

• Referral from August 22, 2019
  

  AfterSchoolOrdinary asked:

  Unfortunately time to say goodbye My 13 year old Collie I’ve had for 12 years has rapidly declined the past three months and I know it’s time to let go. The timing of this event makes everything a bit harder because I’m moving this month and have split with my husband in the past few months. Financially I am stretched beyond what’s acceptable but I don’t want to put him down at a vet that won’t allow me to be with him his final minutes. I can take him anywhere in the greater NYC area but for reference I’m located in Crown heights. Does anyone know any vet that is affordable for euthanasia and cremation or other disposal where I don’t have the remains afterward. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you endlessly!

  

  RGrevz replied:

  http://www.humanesocietyny.org/

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• Referral from March 30, 2017
  

  Diamond M. asked:

  Somebody please help me. My cat was DX was lymphoma and I am trying to find a reasonable priced cancer specialist. I will do almost anything to get help. Please somebody give me a lead.i don't have or make much money and it m at wits end. Help

  

  CATS P. replied:

  APSCA - Henry Bergh Memorial Hospital 424 East 92 nd Street, New York, NY 10128 212.876.7700, ext. 4200 The Humane Society of New York - Animal Clinic 306 East 59 th Street, New York, NY 10128 212.752.4840 Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) - Pets for Life NYC 917.468.2938 NassauRx Prescription Card 516.571.2677

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• Referral from June 18, 2015
  

  Shannon A. asked:

  I have a 2 semi-feral moms that had 8 babies in my garage....4 are ready to be adopted and 1 mom is ready to be fixed. They let you hold them hence why I say semi-feral....I believe they were dumped nearby... Where can I get mom fixed cheap? (L/m for Rita this morning) Who can help with adopting the babies? TIA for any help

  

  Laura L. replied:

  Brookhaven Low-Cost Veterinary Clinic - 631-286-4965 CLIFFs Clinic at SAVE-A-PET – 631-473-6333 Friends of Animals – 1-800-321-7387 Humane Society of NY – 212-752-4840 Island Rescue, Bay Shore and Patchogue – 631-968-8700 Kent Animal Shelter - 631-727-7797 League for Animal Protection (Huntington Township Residents only) 631-424-4495 North Shore Animal League – 516-883-7575 option 1 SpayUSA -1-800-248-SPAY (7729) Dr. Gay Senk (felines only) - 516-626-3090 Dr. Mary Harrison, Long Island Animal Surgery (Patchogue) 631-627-6900

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• Referral from March 6, 2014
  

  lumpy_potato asked:

  Animal Volunteer spots Okay so my title sucks, but here's a breakdown: My SO is horribly stressed, dealing with anxiety, and is not doing very well with dealing with it. I am wondering if there is anywhere around NYC where you can either play with or volunteer to work with animals (dogs, cats, rabbits, politicians, etc.). I have heard of a few programs where you work at kennels and such, but it seems like they are mostly looking for foster homes or temp homes, which we can't do. If anyone has a recommendation for a good place to volunteer time or visit to help with and / or play with animals, I'd appreciate it. We are in UES, but can go pretty much anywhere

  

  fastergrace replied:

  Check out [HSNY](http://www.humanesocietyny.org/). I've done some volunteer days with them through my employer, and I think they're great.

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• Referral from November 8, 2013
  

  Petro N. asked:

  in need of a veterinarian that won't charge an arm and a leg.

  

  Serena P. replied:

  humane society: http://www.humanesocietyny.org/

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• Referral from July 7, 2013
  

  briguynyc asked:

  Looking to volunteer with cats at No-Kill Animal Shelter My gf is looking to volunteer in a no-kill cat shelter. (They can have dogs too, but she just want to work with kitties). Preferably in Manhattan, but will go to Queens is close to the subway. Any recommendations? For reference, we live on the UES.

  

  OneHelluvaUsername replied:

  The [Humane Society of NY](http://www.humanesocietyny.org/) is located next to the Queensboro Bridge on 59 th street. I volunteered there several years ago and, if it's still anything like what it was back then, they could really use the help. The [ASPCA](http://www.aspca.org/Home/Aspca-nyc/volunteer) is a bit further uptown on 92 nd street. I can't personally vouch for their volunteer program, but given their public visibility and annual donations, they are probably better staffed in comparison to HSNY.

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• Referral from March 8, 2013
  

  Yesenia A. asked:

  Can anyone recommend a vet for my dog that is good and not that expensive??

  

  Gee N. replied:

  The Humane Society Of New York www.humanesocietyny.org 306 E 59 th St New York, NY 10022...See More

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• Referral from August 13, 2014
  

  Katie K. asked:

  I am in South NJ and am looking for a vet in South Jersy, Philly area or Delaware that is knows about calicivirus and has good prices for extractions. I need to have my boy Jackson's teeth extracted but my vet doesn't see too any cats with it and charges a lot. I had 6 cats and Jackson was not planned so I am trying to find the cheapest vet I can. Any help is appreciated.

  

  Martha W. replied:

  I do know that if you feel it is worth it and possible to do some travel, you can get top shelf dental care, including extractions, at the award winning Humane Society of NY. Example: A cat we took there would have been $1,000 for partial extraction and we paid $240 a the Humane Society of NY and this included getting a microchip, all blood work, everything. And he was a very sick cat with FIV on top of it all. http://www.humanesocietyny.org/

  

  Martha W. replied:

  In NYC, we have a wonderful low cost, high quality vet hospital (the Humane Society of NY). Do you have such a place in NJ? Also, I would contact your larger, local cat rescue non-profit and ask them if they know where you can go for less expensive care. Finally, there is the Feral Friends Network volunteers of Alley Cat Allies. Go to Alley Cat Allies and plug in your address and you will get a list of volunteers in your area. They usually know where to go for less $$.

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