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IMPACT
Because of YouPROTECTING PETS
3,585
CALLS
for service were investigated by Humane Law Enforcement in 2024.
HELPING MORE PETS
9,123
SURGERIES
the Lollypop Farm Veterinary team
performed to help pets in the
shelter and our community in 2024.
SAVING LIVES
4,093
PETS
received a second chance in 2024.
553 animals received behavior
modification training to help
overcome challenges to adoption.
MAKING A DIFFERENCE
2,448
ANIMALS
received individualized support
through the foster care
program in 2024.
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fun and you’ll
be making a
difference for pets in need!
FEATURED EVENTS
August is Adopt-a-Pig Month
IT'S ADOPT-A-PIG MONTH AT LOLLYPOP FARM!!! Pigs are smart, social, full of personality, and deserving of loving homes! Whether you're ready for a pasture pal or a snuggle buddy with
Lollypop Farm Community Pet Care Event
EVENT CANCELLED - Stay Tuned - we are working to reschedule this event for the fall.
Cat Behavior 101
This introductory course covers the basics of cat body language as well as how to have safe and successful interactions with cats of all temperaments. Cats are often misunderstood and
Dog Behavior 101
This introductory course focuses on dog body language using the TEMP acronym (Tails, Ears/Eyes, Mouth, and Posture). Most of us know that when a dog wags their tail, it means
The latest
News and stories
Potbelly pigs are inherently social animals with vibrant personalities. They thrive in environments where they can interact and engage with other pigs, as companionship is essential for their emotional and physical well-being. Without a buddy, these charming creatures can feel lonely and stressed, impacting their overall health. That’s why we recommend that pigs have a…
Join us on Saturday, September 27th, at Innovative Field — home of the Rochester Red Wings — for a fun-filled festival celebrating pets, people, and second chances. Whether you're walking, fundraising, dressing up your pup, or just enjoying the day, there's something for everyone. And best of all? Your participation helps homeless and abused pets…
It started with a phone call — a report of an unpleasant odor coming from a home in New Hartford. When Animal Control Officer John Treem arrived to investigate, he discovered that dozens of cats had been left behind inside the home, and all required care. Unfortunately, resources were limited. The town’s animal control facility…
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