Town of Oyster Bay

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Ryann 21-0119 Ryann is available for adoption! Ryann is a 7 week old grey and white tabby who loves to play! If you're interested in Ryann please call the Animal Shelter at (516) 677-5784.

Yorkie found in Bethpage. He is a neutered male, no chip, no collar. He is being held at the Town of Oyster Bay Animal Shelter 516 677-5784.

Merlin 21-0126 Merlin is an 8 week old DSH male kitten. Merlin was brought to the shelter by a good Samaritan who found him in a park and thought he had an injury to his front leg. After being rushed to the veterinarian, it was determined that Merlin has a slight neurological deficit. Merlin doesn't let this keep him down though! He's always full of energy and loves to play. When Merlin is done running around he loves to cuddle. If you're interested in adopting Merlin please call the Town of Oyster Bay Animal Shelter at (516) 677-5784.

Gleason went to his forever home today!!!!!

We dedicated a Farmingdale Park today in honor of Nassau County District Legislator, Nassau County Police Sergeant and two-time Vietnam War Purple Heart hero Jo...seph Belesi, who passed away at the age of 73 from Parkinson’s disease. Prior to his service as a County Legislator, Joseph Belesi served as a Nassau County Police Sergeant and Vice President of the Superior Officers Association. Named a Daler Hero by the Village of Farmingdale, New York, he was extremely active in the community - serving many years as a Little League coach, belonged to the Sons of Italy in America, the Knights of Pythias, and Italian Americans in Government Service. He was also a lifetime member of the Disabled American Veterans and gave back to the community as a member of the Massapequa- Farmingdale Men’s Club. See more

Today this young man came to the shelter to donate these nice gifts for the animals. We can't wait to share them with our furry friends.

Gino has been reunited with his owners!

Allison found her forever home!!!

Evelynn has found a home for the holidays! Her new family came in and knew right away that they had to have her. Have a great life Evelynn!

Town Board Meeting, December 8, 2020 (Night)

Meet Jack and Jimmy! They are ready to find their forever home! These brothers are 5 years young, with sweet, docile personalities. Jack is currently over 20 pounds, his New Years resolution is to get down to a purrfect weight. If interested please contact The Town of Oyster Bay Shelter at (516) 677-5784

Found: Intact male orange tabby. No collar, no microchip. Found in Locust Valley. Currently being held at the Town of Oyster Bay Animal Shelter (516) 677-5784.

Town Board Meeting, December 8, 2020

We are always so happy to hear from previous adopters. Fiona was one of our long term residents who found the perfect home 8 1/2 years ago. Its the best gift we could get here at the shelter to know that she's still her crazy old self. We wanted everybody to know that Fiona's picture is most definitely still hanging here at the shelter and always will be!

2020-0229 Evelynn is a sweet 10 week old kitten in need of a home for the holidays! She arrived here at The Town of Oyster Bay Shelter, last week as a stray. Evelynn is still working on her confidence, so socialization is a must. She loves being held, blankets and treats! If interested please reach out at (516) 677-5784

Rico was found abandoned and tied to a pole. Luckily a good Samaritan reported this and our Animal Warden rushed to rescue him. When he first arrived at our shelter he was in desperate need of medical care. He was neutered, had a large lipoma removed, as well as various skin treatments. Rico is 7 years young, as vibrant as ever and excited to live out his golden years in his forever home. (516) 677-5784

BEWARE of SCAMS: Town of Oyster Bay Supervisor Joseph Saladino and Councilman Lou Imbroto caution residents who leave donations in collection bins to make sure the organizations behind those bins have good intentions. The Town has been removing illegally-placed bins after learning that donations were allegedly being improperly collected and sold for profit.

Bid Openings- November 9, 2020

200227 Coco is a sweet lap cat. She loves to chat while being pet and would be the perfect work from home companion. Coco is up to date on all her vaccines and ready to go home. If you're interested in adopting her please call the Town of Oyster Bay Animal Shelter (516) 677-5784

Found: Female orange kitten. No collar, no microchip. Found in Westbury. Currently being held at the Town of Oyster Bay Animal Shelter (516) 677-5784.

Larry is gearing up for his first weekend in his forever home. Wishing you lots of treats, toys, and cuddles.

All Wrapped up and ready to go! When CoCo Chanel arrived at our shelter she was in desperate need of medical care. After many surgeries, she was ready to begin her journey home. Thank you to our great Fresh Start partner who adopted her.

This week on *Where are They Now?* Amy and Ollie are feline festive this fall. ... * PS. No Cats were harmed in the making of this photo.*(photoshop) See more

Bosco was adopted already! His kitty siblings are waiting for him at home and cant wait to meet him. Happy life little guy.

Meet Bosco! He's currently here at the Town of Oyster Bay Animal Shelter, searching for his forever home. He is a spunky 8 week old. When he first arrived he was so tiny and needed to be bottle fed. He loves playing with his human and feline friends, and would do well in any environment especially one with other kittens. If you're interested in Bosco, please call (516)-677-5784

We are happy to report Penny found her forever home! When Penny first arrived at our shelter as a stray, she was extremely fearful. Our wonderful staff worked tirelessly to show her, she could trust us. After only a few days, we saw a huge turn around and were able to find her perfect match.

**UPDATE** We are happy to report, Little Oso was reunited with his owners today! 11/2 Found: Tan and white intact male Pomeranian. No chip, no collar. Found in Hicksville. Currently being held at the Town of Oyster Bay Animal Shelter (516) 677-5784.

We are so happy to say that Harvey has found his new family! He was very sad after all his siblings got adopted, but now he found his forever home. Have a great life Harvey!

On Wednesday, three of our precious cow kittens, Lily, Marvin and Naideen found their forever homes. When these kittens arrived they were weak and sickly for several weeks. Luckily with the help of our wonderful staff, and a few trips to the vet, all made a full recovery. If you are still looking for a purrfect addition to your family, their brother Harvey is still searching for his forever home. Contact the Town of Oyster Bay Animal Shelter 516-677-5784