Town of Oyster Bay Animal Shelter

Town of Oyster Bay Shelter has very nice caring people who take care of the animals nicely. I adopted a dog in 2012 there. They have many beautiful animals and they try not to euthanize and to hold as long as possible. Off of the north side of the service road of the LIE going west past South Oyster Bay Rd. behind the garbage department and trucks you can find wonderful pets. Cats and dogs. The cats have blankets and toys and many are kept out in the sunny lobby.

A Country Club of Animal Shelters for Cats and even pit bulls brought in when found. The whole staff is nice. No one is creepy. And pets stay on and there are always a few extra cages. This town likely has no huge overflow of strays, so they are able to be kinder and let animals stay alonnnnng while until adopted. While the policy may be one thing they are the most humane shelter I have visited ever!
Every town should have an under control cheerful pet shelter. sadly this world is full of overruns and cruel high kill rates.
If you are looking for a companion kitty there are plenty here! and they are all treated well. Dogs vary, there are some older ones given up by owners, a few… but mostly overflow from other areas with pit bulls. There are no pit bulls in Syosset! LOL I don’t think heheh

I am forever indebted to this place for giving me the two furry loves of my life. I originally planned on coming in for one cat, and I found him, the handsome devil. It was love at first sight. When I went back days later to pick up my kitten, the sweet woman that worked there then asked me if I would please take a sick little runty kitten who was unable to eat by himself, and hesitantly, I agreed. To this day, thank goodness, they are both happy and healthy and the wonderful experience I had at this shelter would keep me coming back time and time again. They were able to work with a local vet’s office to get me good rates on initial care, like shots, deworming, etc. The adoption process was painless and easy, and the people that work there were kind and very helpful to me as a first time cat mom. I think it’s super important to adopt from kill shelters when possible. No kill shelters like North Shore get all the hype and publicity, but kill shelters are where your love is really needed, and this shelter in particular is awesome.