Niagara SPCA
Our Mission
At Niagara SPCA, our mission is to prevent cruelty to all animals through public education on humane treatment while providing love, care, shelter, and advocacy for companion animals in our community. We believe that by working together, we can make a difference in the lives of the animals who need us most.
Who We Are
Located in Niagara Falls, NY, we are an adoption guarantee animal shelter dedicated to serving the Niagara County community. We are committed to a no-kill philosophy, which guides every decision we make in the daily care and placement of our animals.
Our Commitment to Care
We believe in rehabilitating, fostering, and rehoming companion animals in need while working to prevent overpopulation through active community outreach. Our shelter is a place of healing where we prioritize the physical and emotional well-being of our residents, providing food, enrichment, and medical support as they await their forever families.
Finding Your Perfect Match
We recognize that adopting a pet is a joyful partnership that brings sunshine to both the home and the shelter. Our staff and volunteers are dedicated to the health, safety, and emotional well-being of our animals, ensuring that every adoption is a positive, supported experience that leads to a lifetime of companionship.
Join Our Community
Whether you are looking to bring a new family member home, interested in becoming a foster parent, or hoping to support our kennel program, we invite you to get involved. Visit our adoptable pets page to discover your new best friend or reach out to us at our Lockport Road location to see how you can help us save lives today.
- Compassionate and caring staff
- Successful adoption outcomes
- Rigid appointment-only policies
7/21 - Bills and Sabres team up for Pet Adoption Event on July 25
More than 25 shelters and rescue organizations from throughout Western New York will be on hand to spotlight homeless pets available for adoption, giving community members a chance to meet a variety of pets at one location.
5/11 - North Tonawanda man charged with animal cruelty
A 24-year-old North Tonawanda man is facing a felony animal cruelty charge after police said two severely emaciated dogs were discovered inside an Oliver Street residence earlier this week.
4/14 - Niagara SPCA launches community pet pantry
The Niagara SPCA launches a community pet pantry, funded by a local crochet business.
