For Pet's Sake Veterinary Center

For Pet's Sake Veterinary Center For Pet’s Sake Veterinary Center is a little practice with a huge heart! Cell phone: (518) 703-3270
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Our aim is to keep your pet healthy and happy - health of mind, body and soul makes our tails wag!

Animal abusers are like a disease😷First, we must identify what the disease is🤔The abusers must be located, and exposed‼️...
09/05/2026

Animal abusers are like a disease😷
First, we must identify what the disease is🤔The abusers must be located, and exposed‼️
Next, we must eliminate the disease and in this case, prosecute and lock them up👍 They must be an example. Vote YES for animal abuse registry.
Did you know Washington County said NO to development of the abuse registry this year ⁉️
There is no excusing the torture and neglect and abuse of animals—not a mental illness, not any underlying excuse. These people have help they can get. They hurt the innocent animals that are vulnerable and unable to help themselves—frozen and chained to trees, starved in crates, thrown away in dumpsters, burned alive, abandoned….

We must develop an animal shelter capable of providing education to the public for the care and treatment of animals. We need spay and neuter programs that are organized and readily available. We need a shelter so that law enforcement can actually do their job, not stall until the animals have a place to go and be safe. That place is an animal shelter:open 24/7, on call with an investigation team, a triage team…..
If the county doesn’t provide a shelter then I ask, aren’t they complicit in the crime ⁉️

If we do not shed light on disease, then we don’t know how to slow it, perhaps eradicate it before it becomes a crisis, as we currently have with animal abuse cases in Washington County🧐😢

One organization pushing hard to make legislative changes to help protect the cats in our community is F.A.C.T.A quote f...
09/04/2026

One organization pushing hard to make legislative changes to help protect the cats in our community is F.A.C.T.

A quote from F.A.C.T., “There are so many more cats than dogs, yet dogs have resources that cats do not (i.e. animal control, licensing). It never made sense to me. If a dog gets picked up, there are more options/resources. Cats are basically ignored by most ACO’s because it isn’t on their list of job duties and, surprise, that is the animal that is suffering the most due to the overpopulation problem. How lawmakers and county officials haven’t connected the dots by now baffles me.”

“There is no one to call. Rescues are operating on a shoe-string budget with no facility and usually fewer than 10 foster homes. With no shelter in Washington County and every rescue full, what happens to the stray cats? What happens when there is a cruelty case with several cats? They don’t get the help they need. When cats are outside for an extended period of time and unfixed because rescues cannot keep up with the need, more kittens end up being born and the cycle keeps going. Then those kittens get sick, some die. Disease spreads. The females have another litter of kittens who get sick and may die. Tragedy after tragedy because no one can keep up with the need and there is no one to call/nowhere to bring them so they get help in a timely manner.

People tend to do nothing when they see cats now, or they simply post online and hope someone else will step up, because they know everywhere they call will tell them they’re full, so the situation gets worse and worse.”

Let’s get involved, talk to your lawmakers to change the way cats are treated in society.

Contact Kathy Hall to help with rescue of cats and kittens in an abuse situation currently unfolding, finally unfolding:
(518) 742-6963
Poor Simba was abandoned in an apartment, no medical intervention could save him 😢
There were no charges for the guilty owner responsible for that abandonment. F.A.C.T. is pursuing legislation to make a law to punish people who abandon cats.

09/03/2026

Fight back against animal, cruelty, and animal abusers!

No excuses these are sick individuals, our punishments
need to be harsher‼️🔥😡

💔He went home for a brief time.Then it happened again, twitching, shaking, uncontrolled movement.  Worse this time. Now ...
09/02/2026

💔He went home for a brief time.

Then it happened again, twitching, shaking, uncontrolled movement. Worse this time. Now he can’t see us.

Here’s what breaks our hearts most: none of this had to happen. This puppy’s mother was never vaccinated. Neither was he. He came into the world with zero protection against a virus that is almost entirely preventable — canine distemper.

He never had a chance to develop immunity. Not one shot. Not one dose of protection. So when he was exposed, his body had nothing to fight back with. And, let’s get this straight, the person who took and had the mom off the streets, was doing a kind deed. She took in a mom that gave birth to unprotected puppies..

Distemper doesn’t always announce itself right away. Sometimes it hides — a fever resolves, a puppy seems fine, and then days later it comes back to attack the nervous system. That’s what we’re watching happen right now, in real time😢

He is fighting. He is eating. He is still here. And we are not giving up on him.

This is why vaccination matters. Not as a suggestion — as the single most powerful tool we have to prevent this exact nightmare. If you have a puppy, a new mom dog, or you’re planning a litter: please, talk to your vet about a vaccination schedule.
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09/02/2026

I’d love it if one day we didn’t have town supervisors, county, and state officials view cats as wildlife⁉️
Cats are domesticated and they suffer when they are left to fend for their own survival. It would be amazing if we can come together as a community to help law-enforcement get these cats off this horrible hell scape property‼️
If you are able, thank you thank you 🙏

09/02/2026

Poor Erza, the rare cat that just couldn’t throw up like a typical cat 🐱 🤮
Thank goodness we removed the problem hairball from her stomach, so now she can recover happily ❤️😊

🐾😿This past Saturday, late in the evening I was presented with a very heartbreaking Cat In A Box. She was definitely mor...
09/01/2026

🐾😿This past Saturday, late in the evening I was presented with a very heartbreaking Cat In A Box. She was definitely more than a cat in the box to somebody at some time. A beautiful little Siamese mix, that had the destruction of the right side of her. She was missing her right eye. It was clear that her face had been destroyed by either trauma or some invasive infection and or cancer.😢

I thought to take a picture of this beautiful little cat, but kept it only in my mind. it would be too gruesome to share this very disturbing photo. Just stop and imagine how The Cat In A Box felt. She was itty-bitty, skin and bones. She smelled a rotting flesh, but yet she sat in her cardboard box happily trying to groom herself, as if to say she had finally been helped.❤️‍🩹🐾

This proud little cat was saved by a good and kind hearted person who just could not stand to watch her suffer. This person took this cat she found in her backyard and went from rescue to vet practices searching to find help. She was turned away door after door and landed in my office.

I thanked this kind person who stated that she would be willing to provide her with shelter if I could help her get better. I promised her that I would do everything in my power to try to save this precious little life.🙏

😞Unfortunately, once we were able to give this sweet little cat sedation, and do a comprehensive exam, we found to our horror that she had been suffering with cancer that had caused destruction of nearly half of her face. It was questionable as to why this cat had survived as she did. She was clearly a fighter, and still so sweet and so grateful

This cat, as many that have come into my clinic, represents all that I am fighting for. She is not just a cat in a box. She was a beautiful life that we laid to rest with a gentle hand. She represents the animals in our community that are turned away from facility after facility because either there is simply no room, no more money, or no desire to get involved.
Join our mission:https://pawshooves.org/

08/31/2026

It seems like a praise, goes out to rescues and community assistance here, there and everywhere, but not to the counties.
When will the counties do the work that an organization like Kitten Angels does?
Kitten Angels assists strays; cats and kittens in need in the the Capital district region. They are a nonprofit organization solely dependent upon a donations. Consider making a donation to them🙏
I am so grateful for organizations like Kitten Angels for allowing a veterinarian like myself to do the work that I do. And sometimes we have to question is the term adoption, foster rehoming really what matters here🧐

Bravo, Kitten Angels for taking two HF strays and giving them a safe place to land.

We need a municipal animal shelter for our own communities to have a place that consistently is there to aid the needs of animals, not just dogs🐾‼️

Consider making a donation to our Paws & Hooves Alliance. Let’s get this ball rolling:https://pawshooves.org/



Lionel is a handsome 16yr old boy who came to us with full spirits and lots of personality despite his extensive injurie...
08/30/2026

Lionel is a handsome 16yr old boy who came to us with full spirits and lots of personality despite his extensive injuries.
His past life of adventures outdoors led to him receiving extensive facial injuries that penetrated into his sinuses, leading to tissue death and infection.
His particular injury led to his nostrils becoming obstructed with pus and debris, and he was actually breathing directly through the wounds in his sinuses!
For Pet’s Sake kept Lionel for several days so his sinuses could be flushed, his wounds cleaned, and appropriate medicines started to help him heal.
We wish sweet Lionel happy and restful retirement years, and many more happy days with his wonderful owners 😊

As we finalize our amazing team, I stop and think how lucky we are😊We get to make a marked difference each day, with eve...
08/30/2026

As we finalize our amazing team, I stop and think how lucky we are😊
We get to make a marked difference each day, with every animal we touch, with every call we place…

Come join our team and be proud of the difference you will surely make 😊🐾

Send me your resume:[email protected]

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500 Glen Street
Glens Falls, NY
12801

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Tuesday 9am - 6pm
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