We pride ourselves on the personal care we give each animal. Tri-Boro Animal Welfare offers both dogs and cats for adoption. Our adoption program seeks to match the adopter and the animal so that the relationship will be mutually beneficial and endure for the lifetime of the dog or cat.

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Adopt Report

Please know adoption fees offset the cost of things such as vetting, transport, & supply purchases. We are a non-profit, volunteer animal shelter that solely relies on adoption fees and donations to continue operating. Please answer all questions honestly. All vet references will be checked in order for us to ensure that you will take proper care of your potential new pet adoption. Please note that all animal breeds are our best guess. Our rescue does not have the resources to DNA test every animal that comes through our doors.

Foster Report

Thank you for your interest in providing foster care for homeless pets from Tri-Boro Animal Welfare. The Foster Care Program places pets in temporary homes with foster care volunteers. Foster homes are vital to our organization and directly affect the lives we save. Please fill out the Foster Program Application honestly and completely.

How To Help Report

FOSTERING - taking a dog or cat into your home for a period of time until they are adopted. All supplies will be provided to you by the shelter. Monetary donations are always welcome and greatly appreciated no matter how large or small - your support will make a difference. If you are interested in volunteering with our shelter, please submit your information on the provided form. One of our managers will be in touch with you soon.

Diana J.

Apr 25, 2022

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Such an amazing adoption team here : My family and I were able to adopt a lovely cat here and the adoption process went so smoothly! The staff here are so kind and professional!

Camelia Dragoi

Apr 03, 2020

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Very nice staff. We have now a beautiful cat and we are thankful to these people for offering their kindness and support during adoption process.

Beth Cefalu

Jan 01, 2020

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A member of our family had to rehome their dog not because we didn't want him but personal reasons forced us to. We didn't want him going to any home or a shelter and was able to place him with Tri-boro at a local nursing home. We were very excited for him to have what seemed like a great home but told the rescue our one condition is to give him back if the nursing home doesn't work out.

We now - 2yrs later - found out he was given away shortly after arriving to his "new home" and the rescue never contacted us! It's so difficult giving up animals - we did it because we were forced under our circumstances at the time - and worked hard to make sure we knew where he was going. We feel betrayed! To make matters worse I contacted the rescue and they're excuse is that was old management sorry! Nothing else - they've stopped responding! How can you be so unsympathetic?

Molly Joy

Dec 10, 2019

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I volunteer for this wonderful rescue and they do great things

Lynn Hudak

Oct 25, 2019

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I got my kitties here! First Allie, then Gizmo. They are small but don't be fooled. They have a lot of cats and dogs in foster care. They take good care of their animals and the process of getting a cat or dog isn't so bad. Definitely go to them if you really want to rescue a furry friend.

Jozie L.

May 19, 2019

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Very well run shelter with caring and capable staff. Highly recommend.

Brianna Uber

Jan 18, 2019

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We got our cat first and about a year and a half later got our dog. I will forever adopt for them. Their staff and volunteers are absolutely amazing.