Animal admissions temporarily closed at SPCA in West Seneca

'We are at capacity': SPCA Serving Erie County pauses animal admissions

When you walk into the SPCA Serving Erie County, you're greeted by friendly, furry faces. But they're dealing with a lot behind the scenes.Cleaning time tripled, if not more, said Gina Lattuca, Chief Communications Officer.That's because of cruelty cases. Currently, the team is addressing an outbreak of panleukopeniaa highly contagious disease that's recently affected a group of kittens that were rescued.If its not handled correctly, it could wi…

Animal admissions temporarily closed at SPCA in West Seneca

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) -- The SPCA Serving Erie County is not accepting animals for the time being. On its website, the West Seneca location said it is at maximum capacity. The SPCA cited multiple animal cruelty cases and a lack of resources at the shelter as reasoning. Dog admissions were closed in April, 11 days after 22 small dogs were rescued from deplorable conditions in Williamsville. Those in need of rehoming services can click here for mor…