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Management and Staff The dedicated and caring individuals who are employed at the Potsdam Animal Shelter always put the welfare of the animals in their care above all else. Feel free to contact them at any time, though you will get their voice-mail message before public public hours ( see left ) or when they are busy. They will return your call during public hours as promptly as possible. Anne E. Smith, Interim Director/Animal Behavior Specialist Stockholm * for animal/dog control services Tattoos for Tracking: All dogs leave the shelter tattooed with the letter "P" and a number. Female cats are tattooed with just the letter "P" tattoo in order to identify them as spayed. Puppies and Kittens We have a 100% adoption rate for puppies or kittens between six and eight weeks old. Contact Shelter staff to make sure we have room on the day you wish to bring in any animal. Surrendering Animals Situations may require a pet owner to make the difficult decision that s/he can no longer keep an animal. Bringing it to the Shelter is the responsible thing to do. Staff members will do all they can to find a loving, permanent home. There is a $30 fee to help cover shelter costs if you do not live in one of the townships contracted by PHS for animal control ( see Stray Animals below ). There is a $5.00 fee for all cats that are dropped off - whether you live in a contracted township or not. Though there is no fee for surrendering an animal ( other than cats ) from contracted townships, donations are greatly appreciated. Stray Animals: PHS contracts with the Townships of Potsdam, Clifton, Colton, Norfolk, Hopkinton, Parishville, Lawrence, Pierrepont, and Lisbon to provide animal control and investigate reports of animal cruelty. If you have a stray animal or if you suspect neglect or cruelty of an animal, please contact your local shelter, the animal control officer for your town, or a law enforcement agency. If a stray animal has wandered into your world, please contact the shelter immediately. By law, an individual becomes the owner as soon as he/she provides food and water for a stray animal. Copyright 2009 Potsdam Humane Society - 17 Madrid Ave, NY 13676 Potsdam - ( 315 ) 265-3199

Le Berger Blanc est un refuge animalier situé en milieu urbain, dédié à la prise en charge des animaux errants et à la mise à disposition d'un foyer pour ceux qui n'ont pas de place, offrant ainsi une réponse aux besoins de la communauté. À travers ses services d'adoption, le refuge a pour mission de promouvoir le bien-être animal et de faciliter l'intégration des animaux dans de nouveaux foyers. Engagé dans la promotion des responsabilités liées à la possession d'animaux, Le Berger Blanc encourage l'obtention de licences et de médailles pour les animaux, conformément aux lois en vigueur au Québec. En plus d'assurer le sauvetage et l'adoption d'animaux, l'organisme sensibilise le public aux questions de bien-être animal, notamment dans le cadre de crises comme celle des Pit Bulls à Montréal. Generated from the website