Pet Pride saves the lives of homeless cats in our community by providing sanctuary, medical care, and placement into forever homes. Our work is guided by a belief that every cat deserves a loving, permanent home. Once a cat is admitted to Pet Pride, they stay with us for as long as it takes to find them a forever home. We believe that no cat should be euthanized for want of a safe place to live and needed medical care. As a limited-intake, no-kill shelter, we do not euthanize cats in our care in order to make room for additional cats.
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Our cats live in a home-like atmosphere in a permanent sanctuary set on 15 wooded acres in the town of Victor, New York. They are lovingly cared for by paid shelter staff, treated by local veterinarians, and pampered by dedicated volunteers. Our cats enjoy a clean, cat-centric environment with plenty of space to explore, play, and nap.
Do you want to make a difference for homeless animals? If you're ready to join a team of dedicated, hard-working individuals who are passionate about helping cats, we'd like to hear from you! Employment opportunities are posted below. There are no openings at this time. Please check back again. To apply for employment with Pet Pride of New York, please email Stuart Gluckman.
The decision to adopt a cat is a big one that will change your life as well as the cat's. Do you live in a place where cats are welcome? If you rent your home, be sure your lease allows for cats. Do you live with other people? Is everyone ready to welcome a new feline family member? Does anyone have allergies?
Reviews (9)
Crys Lorig
Apr 12, 2022
Katherine Samuel
Mar 22, 2022
Susan Heffer
Dec 27, 2021
Bill Pinkoski
Nov 27, 2021
Ariel Stapleton
Sep 30, 2021
They seem very friendly and caring. We had surrendered 2 of our cats because we could no longer take care of them due to health issues on our part. They were both completely healthy had no problems at all had even been to the vet earlier this year who said they were totally healthy. A couple weeks after surrendering them. One of them supposedly got sick had fluid in her lungs and had a bad liver so they put her down and checked her brother who they said was fine and healthy but then not even a week later the EXACT same thing happened to her brother.
I don't believe they are a no kill shelter. I still want answers from what happened but never got a response back from them. I get the impression they only care to have kittens and not senior cats or adult ones because most people only adopt kittens.
I don't believe they are a no kill shelter. I still want answers from what happened but never got a response back from them. I get the impression they only care to have kittens and not senior cats or adult ones because most people only adopt kittens.
Fred Rockwood
Apr 18, 2021
Nice place where cats can go till adopted. Quite setting off the main road. Volunteers are very helpful. We had to surrender two cats that were born at our campground that we would have loved to take but we already have two rescue cats. We felt better that they were left in good hands and hope they have a new home soon.
Nathan Walsh
Feb 23, 2019
Bottom line if you want the best of the best and the best of the rest, go there. Very knowledgeable and helpful people and at the same time they're not necessarily looking for people who want cats but are looking for Cat People. Bottom line if you think cats should be statues and not be on your kitchen counters and do exactly as you say like a dog then I would not go there because they are not for you but if you love cats and you feel they should be a part of your daily life and a part of your home then they are the place to go!
Igor Khokhlov
Feb 14, 2019
Mark Repka
Nov 29, 2017
