Hornell Animal Shelter

Animal Abuse HURTS! If you witness abuse call us at 607-324-1270, or Officer Scott Mazzo at 607-776-4682

There are few joys greater than responsible pet ownership, and we make it easy to adopt a great pet! Have a look at some of our lovable friends waiting for a good home>>

Dory

My name is Dory and I came to the shelter as a stray in February 2008. I am a 2 year old spayed female. I am such a nice girl! I love it when you pet me, and I will rub against you to show my affection. Don't be suprised if I follow you around the room. I just want to make sure that you don't forget about me! All you have to do is look into my big green eyes and I will melt your heart!

Happy Tails Dog Behavior & Training. Positive solutions for problom dogs. Daina Beckman, who is a Dog Behavior Specialist / Dog Trainer, will help train your dog individually or in a group setting. Reasonable rates. Contact her at 607-698-9122. You may also visit her website at www.gooddogcentral.com.

Dog obedience classes by Mark Mahoney. Mark Mahoney, Hornell Animal Shelter board member and a Hornell policeman provides on-going dog obedience classes. For more information visit Mark's website: http://www.infoblvd.net/mahoney

Dog Obedience classes will start in Alfred-Your dog will learn good citizenship (behaving in the home and on the street) together with obedience.

Dogs need shots up-to-date and proof of a rabies shot.

The class instructor has over 30 years experience- starting with 4-H children. Each class includes two assistants and classes are limited so all get attention.

Please call Chrystal Dodge at 607-478-8292 for more information, or please e-mail chrystal3@netzero.net

Dog Obedience classes with Chris Fuller - Three levels of classes available.

1. Kindergarten class will start May 1st 11:00-noon. Also offered on May 4th 6-7PM. Class Cost $65.00

2. Companion Dog Training will begin May 4th 7:15-8:15PM. Class Cost $75.00

3. Confirmation Show Training offered when enough people are interested to form a class. Class Cost $75.00

Private lessons are available.

For more information please call (607) 566-2560 or download a full description by clicking here

At one time fish was thought to be a major cause of skin disease in cats. Now we have all come to realize that the flea is the main culprit when it comes to skin irritation in cats and dogs.

However not many pet owners are aware that our pets suffer food allergies which can cause dermatological discomfort. In fact according to Nigel Taylor the Express vet one percent of all skin problems in cats and dogs are caused by dietary allergies.

Hornell Area Humane Society
7649 Industrial Park Road - P.O. Box 533
Hornell, New York 14843- 0533
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