What if the biggest difference you make this year comes with wagging tails and grateful eyes? The rewards of fostering a dog are numerous. But sometimes, finding the right family
Keep ReadingWith her adorable smile and energetic attitude, you would never know that Princess is a 14-year-old dog. Because many families tend to prefer younger pets at adoption, sweet seniors like
Keep ReadingOctober is Adopt-a-Dog Month! For the whole month of October, adult dogs will be 50% off and senior dogs (6+) will be free!
We want to send a big thank you to the generous donor who is covering the cost of the reduced dog adoptions for the month of October. The donor’s cat, Miss Eliza, an alumna of Lollypop Farm, thinks it’s great that they help her canine friends.
Keep ReadingWhile the warm weather brings out those beautiful lilac bushes, a little pest is waving in the wind ready to strike! Ticks come out at any temperature above freezing, so
Keep ReadingResource guarding is a deeply-rooted behavior that many pets exhibit. That’s because out in the wild the ability to protect one’s food, shelter, or other resources could make a big
Keep ReadingBig dogs at Lollypop Farm need people with big hearts–like you!. Right now, we are actively recruiting volunteers to foster large-breed dogs in your home. Big dogs often spend longer
Keep ReadingRight now, Jackson is recovering in a loving foster home, but that wasn’t always the case. Like playful pups tend to do, Jackson got a little too rambunctious for his
Keep ReadingWhen our community comes together, amazing things happen. Through patience, critical veterinary services, and compassionate, life-saving care, homeless and abused pets are transformed. But none of it is possible without
Keep ReadingThroughout the month of October Van Bortel Subaru, Subaru Loves Pets, and the ASPCA are helping to waive adoption fees for select pets to help find homes for pets facing
Keep ReadingFireworks can be frightening for some pets, and as a result, more pets become lost around the Fourth of July than any other time of year. Check out the video below featuring tips from our Lost & Found and Behavior & Training Team members at Lollypop Farm. You’ll learn more about how to keep your pet calm and comfortable if fireworks are going off nearby, and what to do if your pet becomes missing, or if you find a lost pet.
Keep ReadingAmidst the rapidly evolving situation with COVID-19 in our communities, many 9-to-5-ers have made the decision to start working from home in an effort to slow the spread of the
Keep ReadingSophie, a 2-year-old Shih Tzu mix, was brought to Lollypop Farm in desperate need of help. She was dirty, covered in matts, and had given birth to two tiny puppies
Keep ReadingHave you ever thought about adopting, but wished that there was a way for that pet to spend a few days in your home to ensure that they are a
Keep ReadingOn Saturday, September 28th Lollypop Farm is hosting the Walk for the Animals at Barktober Fest presented by PetSaver Healthy Pet Superstore. Not only is it going to be a
Keep ReadingWith the ever growing influence of social media, getting outdoors with your pet (and taking a great photo!) has become increasingly popular. Not only is it a great way to
Keep ReadingSummer is here and temperatures are on the rise in Rochester! While that means great weather for outdoor family fun, it also can pose some potential risks for the pets
Keep ReadingHaving just celebrated Mother’s Day this past weekend, the topic of welcoming a new baby into a home with pets seemed perfectly timely! Are you expecting, or thinking about bringing
Keep ReadingOn November 12, 2018, our Humane Law Enforcement investigators responded to a call about a dog tied up outside of an abandoned house on Garson Avenue in the City of Rochester.
Keep ReadingWe all love our pets for just who they are! But every now and then, a behavior will pop up that may require some work or practice. Many times this
Keep ReadingUPDATE: In early September, Ruckus the St. Bernard came to Lollypop Farm after a run-in with a local wild animal that he was already all-too familiar with: a
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