If you see an animal trapped in a hot car showing any of these symptoms, please call the Tompkins County S.P.C.A. at 257-1822, or your local police department immediately. At the SF SPCA, Winograd played a variety of leadership roles including development of programs for feral cat assistance, pets in rental housing and neonatal foster care. Winograd has also worked for the Animal Legal Defense Fund, was past President of the Board of Directors for the Palo Alto Human Society, and started a program called CatWorks, which on a daily basis cares for over 2,000 feral cats in the Bay Area Peninsula. Under Nathan's leadership, we are looking forward to becoming the cutting-edge shelter that Tompkins County deserves. The Tompkins County S.P.C.A. is currently seeking loving foster families to help us care for shelter animals.
Foster families socialize and train dogs.
They care for shelter dogs and cats who are nursing their young , and they offer a quiet place for sick or injured animals to recover. Foster families also help the S.P.C.A. to maintain adequate space in our shelter for incoming animals. This is especially important during the busy spring season. This Website was designed and is maintained by shelter volunteers. Host services donated by Clarity Connect .