North Country SPCA
Our Mission
The North Country Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (NCSPCA) provides refuge for cats and dogs who have been surrendered, abandoned, or abused. Our mission is to relieve their suffering and create a community in which animals are respected and valued.
Who We Are
Located in the heart of the Adirondack Park, we are the only SPCA shelter in rural Essex County, New York. We operate as a no-kill shelter, dedicated to providing individual attention, medical treatment, and compassionate care to every animal that enters our doors.
Our Commitment to Care
Our dedicated staff and volunteers work tirelessly to ensure that every animal is thoroughly assessed, socialized, and trained. We provide top-quality medical care, including vaccinations and spay/neuter services, to ensure our rescues are healthy and ready for their next chapter. We believe in giving each animal a second chance—and sometimes a first chance—at the loving home they truly deserve.
Finding Your Perfect Companion
Adopting a pet is an exciting and rewarding journey that teaches us about love, loyalty, and responsibility. We carefully screen applicants to ensure that each placement is a perfect match for both the animal and the family. We encourage you to evaluate your lifestyle and needs so we can help you find a companion who will thrive in your home for many years to come.
Join Our Mission
As a non-profit organization that receives no government funding, we rely on the generosity of people like you to continue our vital work. We invite you to browse our available animals or reach out to us at 518-873-5000 to learn more about our adoption process. Come visit us in Elizabethtown and meet your new best friend today!
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8/20 - Pet Connection: Puppies and kittens, oh my!
A dog and several adorable cats are up for adoption in this week's Pet Connection.
4/30 - Northern New York animal shelters highlight low adoption rates on National Adopt a Shelter Pet Day
Thursday is National Adopt a Shelter Pet Day, and North Country leaders are urging residents to help a pet find their forever home.
