Helpful Links

Find additional helpful resources through these links to providers and animal organizations our clients have been happy with.

Grooming

Pet Spas and Suites

Grooming & Boarding

Cerone Drive Colonie, NY
(518) 783-5506

Shampoodle

Grooming & Do-It-Yourself Dog Wash

Delmar, NY
(518) 368-3260

The Barking Boutique

Grooming & Daycare

Everett Road Albany, NY
(518) 454-9663

Pawsitively Pampered

Pet Salon

Schenectady, NY
(518) 530-3663

Boarding, Daycare, and Sitting

Camp Bow Wow

Boarding, Training, and Daycare

Colonie, NY
(518) 391-2777

Dogtopia

Daycare, Boarding, and Spa

Latham, NY
(518) 380-2400

Altamont Country Kennels

Boarding & Grooming

Altamont, NY
(518) 861-8391

Cindi’s

Grooming & Daycare

Everett Road Albany, NY
(518) 454-9663

Pet Lodge of Clifton Park

Pet Boarding

Clifton Park, NY
(518) 877-9663

Pets at Ease

In-Home Pet Sitting

Meg Roberts
(518) 378-1169

All Dawgs

Daycare, Boarding, and Training

Shawna’s Dogs

Grooming & Daycare

Glenmont, NY
(518) 417-3930

Good Choice Dog Training

Training

At Home

Dog Trainer

Based in Ballston Spa, NY
(518) 248-1781

A Time Four Paws

Training, Grooming, Boarding, and Daycare

Good Doggy Saratoga

Training, Grooming, and Boarding

Pet Rescues & Shelters

Mohawk Hudson Humane Society

Dogs, Cats, and Pocket Pets

Animal Protective Foundation

Dogs, Cats, and Pocket Pets

Columbia Greene Humane Society

Dogs & Cats

Homeward Bound Dog Rescue

Dogs Only

Out of the Pits

Dogs Only

Peppertree Rescue

Dogs Only

Free to be Me Rescue

Dogs Only

The Sato Project

Dogs Only

Hearts Herd Animal Sanctuary

Dogs, Cats, and Farm Animals

Whiskers Animal Benevolent League

Cats Only

Wildlife Rehabilitators

North Country Wild Care, Wildlife Rehabilitators

If you find sick or injured wildlife, please call North Country Wild Care’s Emergency Hotline at (518) 964-6740. They will advise you on what to do next.

For helpful information about wildlife rehabilitation, please visit their website:

Coping with the Loss of a Pet

It is difficult to imagine our lives without our pets, but sooner or later, all pet parents will face the passing of our beloved animal friends.

The powerful emotions that may be triggered by a pet’s death can cause some individuals to feel confused, frightened, angry, guilty and sad. Please remember, these emotions are all normal. It is natural to grieve, and it is important to have compassion and support in one’s time of grief.

Pet Loss Resources

The ASPCA can help if the animal you love has died or if he or she is ill, injured or elderly. At www.aspca.org, we have compiled a wealth of information to aid you during this trying time.

Our End-of-Life Care FAQ addresses questions about making your pet’s final days comfortable, peaceful and dignified. We also have a general Pet Loss FAQ and an article on helping children understand the loss of a pet.

In addition, ASPCA Counseling Services offers a Pet Loss Support program that provides personalized help with euthanasia issues, grief counseling, helping other pets cope and more.

For assistance, please email Dr. Stephanie LaFarge, Senior Director of ASPCA Counseling Services, through her online Pet Loss column. You may also call the ASPCA’s 24-hour, toll-free Pet Loss Hotline at (877) GRIEF-10.

If you or someone you know are coping with the loss of a pet, there are several resources available to support you during this difficult time. The following list was compiled as a way for the Sand Creek Animal Hospital team to support our clients who are grieving over the loss of a pet.

In The Comfort of Home

No Carriers. No Cars. No Fears. Just Love.

Lap of Love Veterinary

Hospice & In-Home Euthanasia