Magnolia was brought to Lollypop Farm underweight, clearly having gone without food for some time. She was brought to safety by one of our humane law enforcement officers so she
Keep ReadingWhen Sage arrived at Lollypop Farm this spring, she needed immediate veterinary care and the chance to feel safe again. Just over a year old, the sweet pit bull mix
Keep ReadingA quick look in our adoption center will showcase playful kittens and energetic young pets, but don’t forget to sneak a peek at some of our more shy or senior
Keep ReadingWhen Lucky arrived at Lollypop Farm, the adorable black cat could barely open his eyes. Thick discharge streamed from both eyes due to a painful condition called entropion, where the
Keep ReadingWhen Duke first arrived at Lollypop Farm about a year ago, it was clear he had already endured more than most dogs should. Brought to the shelter by Humane Law
Keep ReadingAt 12 years old, Buddy has been through more than most dogs should ever have to endure. When he was surrendered to Lollypop Farm in early March, Buddy was suffering
Keep ReadingTater arrived at Lollypop in late summer 2024 alongside 26 other goats as part of a cruelty case, to support a partner organization in need. It was immediately clear that
Keep ReadingSaturn was brought to Lollypop Farm in late February with a right hind leg that was clearly out of place, and he refused to put any weight on it. After
Keep ReadingPico’s story of hope shows that no matter the age, no matter the veterinary needs, and no matter their past, all animals deserve a second chance. A second chance that
Keep ReadingIn early December, our Admissions team received a call that an outdoor community cat had been spotted with a plastic object painfully embedded in her body. She was feral and
Keep ReadingWhat is a microchip? A pet microchip is a tiny electronic device, about the size of a grain of rice, that’s placed just under the skin between the shoulder blades.
Keep Reading2025 was a year of “Happy Tails,” our wonderful community, and continued construction across the Lollypop Farm campus. Community Pet Care Events Our Community Pet Care Events continued this year.
Keep ReadingShakira’s story is one of expert veterinary care and community compassion. New Technology As a nonprofit, having the right tools can mean the difference between uncertainty and lifesaving clarity. That’s
Keep ReadingWhen tiny Buddy arrived at Lollypop Farm in early December, he weighed less than two pounds. He was fighting an upper respiratory infection that made every breath a struggle. On
Keep ReadingWhen Moose arrived at Lollypop Farm, his condition told a heartbreaking story. Transferred from another shelter, this sweet little dog carried the visible and hidden scars of mistreatment, including rubber
Keep ReadingWhen Vanilla Bean first arrived at Lollypop Farm with his littermates, he seemed like just another tiny kitten in need of care. One of 15 kittens admitted that day, he
Keep ReadingIf ever a kitten earned the name Firefighter, it’s this brave little gray boy. Found staggering in the parking lot of a fire station, he was clearly very sick and
Keep ReadingIt 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
Keep ReadingEight-year-old Juliet arrived at Lollypop Farm in February 2025 as part of a humane law enforcement case. Upon arrival, Juliet and her companions received veterinary care and underwent behavior assessments
Keep ReadingEvery cat who arrives at Lollypop Farm brings their own personality, and sometimes, a history we may never fully know. For some, like our “Spirit Cats,” their fearfulness often stems
Keep ReadingJust like people, cats have many different personalities. In cases where a cat has lived outside for most of their life, with the freedom to come and go as they
Keep ReadingA group of tiny kittens were brought to Lollypop Farm in pretty bad shape, but their story has proved to be an “eye-opening” story of resilience and determination. A Good
Keep ReadingWalking by the Penfield Presbyterian Church at 1881 Jackson Road in Penfield, you may notice a little red dog house sitting outside. But you won’t find a dog in there.
Keep ReadingProphetic Dream (“Chelo”) was found wandering the forests in Puerto Rico in terrible condition. This handsome 2015 Bay Registered 15.3h Thoroughbred Gelding was abandoned after 32 races. Caribbean Thoroughbred Aftercare
Keep ReadingColin Robinson looked a little like a gray shadow lurking about finding the best place to hide in his condo here at Lollypop Farm. That’s probably why cat staff affectionately
Keep ReadingLilly, a 13-year old Golden Retriever, was brought to Lollypop Farm in early June when her owner was no longer able to care for her. Sadly, Lilly had many health
Keep ReadingThere’s something very special about Rutile. ❤️ Rescued from a house fire in Perinton, NY earlier this year, this 2-year-old feline friend came to Lollypop Farm in very rough shape.
Keep ReadingOn Wednesday, August 12, we hosted our very first adoption special since the pandemic hit in mid-March—#Adopt-A-Thon2020! Since Lollypop Farm is still not accessible to the public except by adoption
Keep ReadingTuesday, May 5, was #GivingTuesdayNow – a global initiative to raise funds for nonprofit organizations during this uncertain time. As an animal shelter that receives no government support, Lollypop Farm
Keep ReadingSome pets wait longer than others to find their perfect home. While animals at Lollypop Farm can take as long as they need to find their new families so long
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