Free Vaccines for Dogs and Cats at Broome County Humane Society
Hey Broome County, do you have a puppy or kitten? Then listen up, the Broome County Humane Society is offering free rabies and distemper vaccine clinics.
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Hurricane Ian Displaced Pups Arrive At B.C. Humane Society
The Broome County Humane Society recently welcomed 19 homeless dogs from Florida that had been in shelters impacted by Hurricane Ian.
Tips To Keep Your Pets Safe During These Hot Summer Days
With the hot weather days continuing, the Broome County Humane Society has some important precautions to be aware of if you plan on taking your dog outside.
Adopting A Dog? Take These Steps To Make The Transition Easier
Once your pet becomes acclimated to your family and your home, life with a new pet becomes so much more enjoyable.
YOU CAN DO IT! Take The Betty White Challenge In Binghamton, New York
Betty White would have turned 100 years old on January 17th. Take the Betty White Challenge and celebrate her birthday in a way that would make her proud.
Broome County Humane Society Wants To Help You Adopt A Cat Or Dog
August 17th is "Black Cat Appreciation" Day and the Broome County Humane Society would appreciate it if you took advantage of their "Empty the Shelter" campaign.
Binghamton Girl With a Big Heart Wins National Pageant, Gives Back to Community
Meet the seven-year-old Binghamton girl who is just as beautiful on the inside as she is on the outside and discover how she's giving back to our community.
Broome County Humane Society's Duck Derby Becomes Virtual Race
According to the B. C. Humane Society's website, the event itself is canceled due to Covid-19. But the race must go on and someone will still Win $5,000.
Local Empty the Shelters Event Offers $25 Pet Adoptions
Our animal shelters are overwhelmed and to help, the BISSELL Pet Foundation has announced it will be sponsoring adoption fees for both cats and dogs.
Adopt This Pup Who's Been In a Shelter for 500+ Days
Anyone who has ever adopted an animal knows how special an experience it is, but what about the animals who have been at shelters for months, even years?