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Five Common Shelter Myths Debunked

Did you know that November 5th – 11th, 2018 was National Animal Shelter Appreciation Week? To celebrate, we asked our community members to help us dispel common shelter myths and

Positive Reinforcement Training Challenge

We all love our pets for just who they are! But every now and then, a behavior will pop up that may require some work or practice. Many times this

Ruckus’ Run-in with a porcupine

UPDATE: In early September, Ruckus the St. Bernard came to Lollypop Farm after a run-in with a local wild animal that he was already all-too familiar with: a

Free Vaccination Clinic Helps Rochester’s Pets and their families

In an effort to provide critical services to Rochester-area pet owners, Lollypop Farm recently held our very first free vaccination clinic at the Baden Street Settlement in downtown Rochester on

Bird feeders bring extra enrichment for pets at Lollypop Farm

Does your cat at home love watching birds out the window? So do cats at Lollypop Farm! If you’ve visited us recently, you may have noticed a number of new

Farosh the Iguana Receives Essential Surgery

There is no surgery too small (or too strange) for the veterinary clinic here at Lollypop Farm! Each and every day, cats and dogs are spayed and neutered in our

Visiting the Vet – a Necessity for Indoor Cats

August 22nd, 2018, is a day dedicated to bringing cats to the veterinary clinic. But you might be wondering, why is an entire day dedicated to getting our feline friends

Clinic performs complicated, three-hour surgery to bring comfort to Mama

Your support gave Su’Lai a second chance

You can help even more pets, just like Su’Lai, get the second chance they deserve. Join us Saturday, September 29th for the Lollypop Farm Walk for the Animals at Barktober

Planning a safe and fun camping trip with pets

Summer is here, and we’ve all got vacation on the mind! Are you planning a camping getaway and considering bringing your furry friend along for the fun? If so, we’ve

Celebrating the Fourth of July Safely with Pets

All of us at Lollypop Farm wish you and your pets a safe and happy Fourth of July! Believe it or not, more pets become lost on this particular day

A Second Chance for Bendy

When Bendy was brought to Lollypop Farm in a shoebox, his chances for survival seemed slim. A concerned community member had found him on the side of the road, completely

Community Members Come Together to #HelpMilo

When Milo first arrived at Lollypop Farm in early May, this tiny 4-year-old Chihuahua was sporting a painful injury. Milo had been transferred from another local shelter that was unable

Lollypop Spotters: Heroes of the Internet

It happens in the blink of an eye. You open the door to go out and get the mail, and your pup spies a squirrel and takes off. Or you’re

A Big Issue with Little Pigs

It’s not very well known, but there is a big issue with little pigs. Lollypop Farm currently has over 20 potbellied pigs, the majority of whom were admitted because they

Pet friendly lawn care advice from our friends at Broccolo Tree & Lawn Care

Before we know it warmer temperatures will be here! Soon we’ll be spending warm weather in our yards with our families and pets. As pet owners, we try to strike

A second chance for Chester Cheese Doodle

You would never know from Chester Cheese Doodle’s affectionate personality and humorous cattitude that this orange fellow suffered terrible neglect before coming to Lollypop Farm. The 2-year-old fluffy feline arrived

Protecting your pets from household toxins

Did you know that the third week in March was #NationalPoisionPreventionWeek? You may or may not know, there are several pet poisons and toxins that can be found in the

Lollypop Farm Assists in Large-Scale Rabbit Transport

In mid-February, Lollypop Farm was contacted by a national rabbit rescue about a shockingly large number of rabbits in the Las Vegas area who were in need of our help.

Leela’s Weight Loss Journey

We know you have been closely following Leela’s weight loss journey over the last few months. While eating healthy and getting lots of exercise in foster care, Leela

Healing with Holly

Update: In early April, Holly was officially adopted by her foster mom, Liz! Forget about a “foster fail,” we’re calling this a “foster win!. When longtime Lollypop Farm foster

Chloe’s Transformation: A Tail of Hope

When Chloe first arrived at Lollypop Farm in early December, this 6-year-old Boxer mix was in a sad state. Suffering from alopecia and dermatitis, she was covered head to toe

No Task (or Cast) Too Small: Avery the Baby Chinchilla

There is no task, or as it would happen, cast, too small for the veterinary clinic to tackle here at Lollypop Farm. Avery, a 1-month-old baby chinchilla, arrived at the

Celebrating Lilla’s 8th Birthday

On Thursday, February 8, Lilla turned 8 years old! It has now been over a year since Lilla first arrived at Lollypop Farm, and she is still waiting for her

A new home for mom and pups

When Biscuit, a 7-year-old Shih Tzu, was surrendered into our care. She was very dirty and covered with lice. Here, Biscuit finally began to receive the care she had always

The mysterious case of Clara’s changing eye

We first met Clara the calico in 2009. She was brought to Lollypop Farm by a good Samaritan who had found her as a stray in Spencerport, NY. After spending

What’s your pet’s 2018 resolution?

You love your pet. You wouldn’t change one whisker. Well…except for… Even the sweetest cat or well-intentioned pup can have certain behaviors that just drive you and your family nuts.

Welcoming New Baby Goats Born at Lollypop Farm

On an unseasonably warm afternoon in late December, we welcomed the arrival of Noel and Harvey, two beautiful baby goats born at Lollypop Farm. Rescued from deplorable conditions The two

Our Pets and Allergies: Knowing the Difference Between Environmental and Food Allergies

Have you ever wondered if your pet might be experiencing an allergic reaction? When we think of allergies, we generally think of the sneezing, runny eyes, and hay fever. But