Spca

Absolutely amazing. My cat is a big bundle of love. I applied to get him on Sunday and he went home with me Wednesday. Super awesome staff and my cat is super happy. I'm so glad they too him in two years ago otherwise I wouldn't have my new little buddy.

I've never felt so offended as I did after getting off the phone with the Cortland SPCA.



After placing the adoption paperwork a week ago, I never received a call back from the office on whether our application was accepted or declined. After calling them today, I now understand why and it sickens me.



To know that my competence as a pet owner is in question because I live in a mobile home park is beyond offensive. I find this to be a form of discrimination based solely on the stigma of mobile home owners.



I have never felt ashamed of where I live and I maintain a beautiful home that is completely pet-safe, and yet the Cortland SPCA will not allow me to adopt one of their animals because of what reason? A predetermined stigma against the home I choose to live in.



How can the Cortland SPCA judge whether I am a fit pet owner just from where I live? They can't.



I feel sorry for any eager pet owners looking to adopt a new member into their life that happen to live in a mobile home and go looking at the Cortland SPCA.

Animals are not being given the chance to be accepted into loving and caring families because of their preconceived notion of a "fit" home.