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Volunteering to care for the Animals   

 Please consider adopting an adult dog.Most are housebroken,many are already obedience trained,and by adopting an adult dog you already know what their temperment is,yea some may need a brush up on training but its SO much easier than starting from scratch with a puppy.We have so many great dogs just waiting for new homes.Please consider adopting a pitbull or pitbull mix.They make amazing family pets.Do some research on the breed.Tell us what type of temperment you are looking for and we will show you dogs that will fit well with your lifestyle.Please don't judge a dog by its apperance,whether it is a pitbull and you are scared of them or if it's a cute little fluffy dog and you have to have it because it's just so cute.Let us find you the perfect match based on the dogs personality and your lifestyle.

Porkchop just happens to be a Favorite at the shelter. He'a a real easy going mush of a guy.He's a little over a year old , low energy guy who has a personality that you make you fall in love. He loves to play with his toys, knows his commands,  loves to walk on leash and seems to be housebroken. He is a real sweetheart who would love and deserves his  forever home

When he smiles he makes everyone at the shelter smile

Take him outside and he's so happy just to play with his toys.

You can find more adoptable guys on http://www.petfinder.com/pet-search?shelter_id=NY586

Or you can find us on adoptapet.com too!

 The Town of Islip Animal Shelter is located at:

210 S. Denver Ave

Bayshore, NY 11706

631-224-5660

 There are so many awesome pooches at the shelter waiting for  forever homes. Puggles,Rotties,German Shepherds,  plenty of mix breeds and of course Pits and Pit mixes. We have all colors and sizes. Come on down and take a look. For more info go to our adoptable pet page or  our Petfinder page.

Not ready to adopt why not foster! go to contact page for more info.

Feral cats deserve caretaking just as much as the kitties who live with us; they are often victims of abandonment, accidental loss, and failure by owners to fix their pets. Here’s how to help ferals in your community.

www.humanesociety.org/issues/feral_cats/ 

Become a Foster   

For information about becoming a Foster, see our Contact page     

  Visit our Upcoming Events page to find out where we will be and join us.  Fundraisers, dinners, walks, etc.  

Visit our Blog

www.shelterlink.blogspot.com 

Don't forget to visit our Happy Tails page to see who's been adopted!