Animal Protective Foundation Email Format

Veterinary ServicesNew York, United States11-50 Employees

The Animal Protective Foundation is a humane society operating in veterinary services for Schenectady County and the greater Capital Region, with its base in Glenville, New York. Founded in 1931, the organization maintains an open admission policy, accepting owner relinquished cats, dogs, and small animals as well as stray cats from local residents, and it provides daily care that includes medical exams, vaccinations, parasite treatment, and comfort items for animals in its care. The foundation emphasizes matching animals with adopters through behavioral assessments to align lifestyles and needs, supported by staff and volunteers who provide exercise, enrichment, and socialization. The typical cost of care for a dog or cat is noted, and the organization conveys a mission to promote and protect the human-animal bond by offering resources to the community and humane care for companion animals. In recent activity, APF has participated in regional events such as Woofstock, reflecting its engagement with the local community beyond direct animal care.

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