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Our adoptions are by appointment only!

If you need to rehome or surrender an animal, DO NOT abandon them at the Ulster County SPCA . We are happy to work with you and your situation to take the animal into our care. Abandoning an animal is against the law, and anyone who does so will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.

To rehome an animal, please call us at (845) 331-5377 and choose Reception at extension 1. Please note that as of Dec 2024, we do have waiting lists for taking in animals, due to being at capacity in the shelter. We will work with you to make arrangements to take in the animal as soon as possible, and may even be able to offer foster-to-surrender. We give priority to animals adopted from the Ulster County SPCA and to residents of Ulster County, NY.


View Our Adoptable Animals!


How to Donate

As the Ulster County SPCA is not supported by either the Ulster County government or the ASPCA, we rely entirely on donations from people like you. To make a donation, click here or use the “Donate” button on the right of the screen.

If you would like to donate in someone’s honor (such as a birthday) or someone’s memory, click here or use on the “Donate in Memory” button on the right of the screen.

If you would like to donate goods such as towels, blankets, etc, please see our Wish List.

If you would like to mail us a check or cash, please make the check out to the “Ulster County SPCA” (not the ASPCA or Kingston SPCA, etc) and mail it to 20 Wiedy Road, Kingston NY 12401.

Our EIN for tax purposes is 14-1422082.

Thank you so much for helping us save and change lives! We sincerely appreciate your support of our mission to provide shelter, medical care, and adoption opportunities for the abused, neglected and homeless animals of Ulster County, NY and beyond.


2026 Sponsorships


Upcoming Events

Come out to RMV Cellars as Greg’s Tattoo Bus rolls in for a day of tattoos, live music, handcrafted beverages, and giving back. A portion of the day’s proceeds will go directly to supporting our animals.

Join us for our monthly Fill the Van drives! These donation and adoption event collects vital supplies, pet food, care items for our shelter animals at local partner locations. This month, you can catch us in Kingston at Petco, Kingston Plaza, and Adams.

By appointment only, $50 non-refundable deposit required, and includes the exam and rabies vaccine. Additional services can be purchased at an additional cost: distemper vaccine, heartworm test and preventatives, FeLV/FIV testing, Bordetella vaccines, microchipping, flea medicine, nail trim and ear cleaning. Call 845-331-5377 ext. 2 to book now.

On August 9th, Oscilloscope Laboratories presents CatVideoFest 2026, a compilation of the latest and best cat videos culled from countless hours of unique submissions and sourced animations, music videos, and classic internet powerhouses. Each year, across the country, local theaters partner with nearby cat-focused charities, animal welfare associations and shelters alike — a portion of ticket proceeds from every show goes directly to local cats in need.

Join us at Twin Star Orchards for a fun afternoon full of furry friends, food, music, drinks, and vendors!

Stop by for this year’s Mutt Strut on August 23rd!

PestMaster of the Hudson Valley is our Pet of the Month sponsor for 2026! Along with sponsoring our weekly adoption posts, PestMaster is hosting a “Protect and Give Back” Campaign

For every annual tick prevention plan purchased, PestMaster will give a portion of the proceeds to the Ulster County SPCA! Protect your pet, home and family with tick prevention. 


Kelli Sillik is a native of the Hudson Valley Region of New York. By day, she is the Production Manager at a local paint factory, giving her the unique opportunity to create her own art materials, as well as continually discover how material can impact an artist’s subject matter, technique, and craftsmanship. Presently, her work is influenced by her travels both near and far, the traditions of the Hudson River School, and her newest interest, gardening. Kelli is a graduate of SUNY Ulster and SUNY New Paltz with a Bachelor of Science in Visual Art, with a Minor in Art History. Kelli lives with UCSPCA alumnas, Cheyenne and Peg.

Visit us during our open hours, Tuesday-Sunday 11:30-3:30 to view in person throughout the month! 25% of all proceeds go directly to the Ulster County SPCA!


Did you know the Ulster County SPCA is 95% funded by community members, businesses and civic organizations, and is not a part of either the ASPCA or the Ulster County government? It is this direct local support that keeps our doors open daily, fighting animal abuse and neglect, providing low-cost veterinary care, ensuring safe haven for homeless animals while offering solutions to keep pets in their homes.   Our mission and work is possible thanks to our Patron Sponsor and the support of local businesses like Mid-Hudson Valley Federal Credit Union. Thank you for working hand-in-paw with us to care for the abused, neglected and homeless animals of Ulster County!


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