Founded in 1871, Dutchess County SPCA is one of the oldest SPCAs in the country.  It is a no-kill shelter, and the only animal welfare organization in Dutchess County chartered to enforce humane law.  Dutchess County SPCA is not a governmental agency, nor is it affiliated with the ASPCA.  It is an independent charity, funded almost entirely by private donations.

636 Violet Avenue
Hyde Park, NY 12538
845-452-7722, x420
Hours
Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm – 5pm
Monday: Closed

Robin

Meet Robin, a handsome boy who is searching for his dream home. Robin is a cedar-colored beauty with a white spot on his chest. He was found as a stray in Poughkeepsie, but he’s done with walking the streets and is ready for a comfy life in a home with a loving human family.

Robin would love to be your loyal companion, staying by your side through thick and thin. With his striking looks and charming personality, Robin is sure to steal your heart.

At 3 years old and 52lbs Robin is looking for a family who will give him plenty of opportunities to play and exercise. Whether it’s going for walks or playing in the backyard, Robin is sure to enjoy every moment with his new family.

Apply to adopt Robin: apply here
Then, come meet him! DCSPCA is open Tuesday – Sunday: 12pm-5pm