Oswego County Animal Welfare League

OCAWL-SPCA is celebrating 36 years of helping the animals of Oswego County. Join us in the celebration-see our events page for more details...

Oswego County Animal Welfare League (OCAWL) and The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA)

We are non-profit, no-kill, animal protection, public education and assistance agency caring for over 150 animals through volunteer efforts that depend on the kind and generous support of your donations. Learn more about OCAWL-SPCA...

How You Can Help

Whenever you use GoodSearch to locate something on the internet, a portion of their advertising revenue goes to OCAWL and other non-profit organizations. Please download the GoodSearch toolbar and help OCAWL

earn some much needed donations.

Here is the link:

http://www.goodsearch.com

Local Low Cost Spay/Neuter Clinics & Programs

Spay and Neuter Syracuse (SANS)

315-422-7970

Friends of Animals

1-800-321-7387

For People on Food Stamps-

Animal Population Control Program

1-866-402-0666

See this page for a full listing of low cost/no cost spaying and neutering help in New York State:

www.lovethatcat.com/stny.html

Have an emergency with your pet? These organizations help with the cost of treatment through immediate-need grants:

United Animal Nations

www.uan.org

916-429-2457

American Animal Hospital Association

www.aahanet.org

800-252-2242

Have a lost or found animal? Post them here:

9WSYR Petsaver Lost

and Found

Petfinder.com

Go to CatToys.com and purchase a toy for your cat (or ours!) and 10% of the sale is donated to

OCAWL-SPCA. It's a win-win-your cat is happy and our cats and dogs benefit too!

companion of the month- P.t.

PT is the typical tuxedo. Sweet, shy and wonderful. He loves humans and truly gets along with other cats. He will be your best friend if you let him. If you would like to meet PT, please contact Darlene at 315-343-7320.

Find a treasure, help an animal

When: May 31st

Where: Breitbeck Park Pavilion

What time: 9am to 3pm

All proceeds go back to our foster animals to pay for their food, litter and veterinary care. Come out and shop for a great cause!

We will also have plants available for sale.
Begonias, pansies, herbs, tomatoes and more!

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our adoptable pets can be found here

Cat Adoption Center, Route 31, Clay

Click on the Petfinder.com logo to read more

about them and see their photos.

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where your donations go

When you donate to OCAWL-SPCA, a little can go a long way. Here are some examples of what $2 on up to $200 can do:

$ 2 Distemper Shot for a Cat

$ 10 Bag of Dry Dog or Cat Food/Bucket of Litter

$ 20 Cat Tested for FIV & Feluk/Dog Heartworm Test

$ 50 Male Cat Neutered

$ 80 Female Cat Spayed

$100 Male Dog Neutered

$150 Female Dog Spayed

Please help us help them.

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Sponsor or adopt one of our
special needs cats

Visit our new Special Needs page, where we will post our foster animals that require special care, monitoring and medications. These animals are all up for adoption, but you can sponsor them while they are in our care.

Adoption Tips

Welcoming a new cat or dog into your home is a rewarding and life-enriching experience. However, there are some measures you can take to make the transition for both you and your pet a happier, safer, and healthier one. Find out more...

IS YOUR PET SPAYED OR NEUTERED?

Spay or Neuter your pets. It's the single most important thing you can do to stop animal abuse, stop animal cruelty, stop warm blooded loving creatures from overproducing. It's simple and can be inexpensive. Do your part, find out more...

Make sure you are protecting your pooch against heartworm

We are well into summer and the mosquitos are plenty. This is a real danger to your dog (and cat also). If you haven't already, have your dog tested for heartworm. It is a simple blood test and it will tell you whether your dog is affected or not. If he or she is, there is a treatment available to rid them of those nasty worms. If your dog is negative for heartworm, then he or she can be put on a regularly scheduled dose of heartworm preventative. It is best to go the prevention route if you can as the cost of treating heartworm once your dog has it is quite high. Protect Fido. Call your vet today and schedule a test for heartworm.