Ebelings Pet Center

04/01/2024

We still have this guy waiting for a home.

03/22/2024

Dwarf Harlequin/Holland Lop mix babies ready to go.

03/12/2024

Beautiful Crested Gecko waiting for a home.

02/26/2024

This pretty lady was found in Seneca Knolls, Baldwinsville, around Valentine's Day. She is not spayed.
She needs to find her people who lost her (if that's the case), or she needs to find her forever home. She can not stay at the home she is currently at, she is only being held here until a permanent situation is established. Please help!
If you know who this kitty's people are, or if you would love to give her a home, please contact Nina at 315-436-5561.

02/10/2024

Let's see if we can help find his people

02/07/2024

All coupons must be printed. We do not accept coupons in digital form.

8 recipes to choose from!

01/30/2024

Here's some good basic info on chinchillas. They can make really greatb pets, but be sure to do your research before making your decision on weather to add one to your home.

Don't Get Chinchilla Until You Watch This- Thinking about getting a chinchilla as a pet? Hold on! In this video, we share important tips and advice to help y...

01/28/2024

What a cool thing he's doing!

01/06/2024

Due to the weather conditions, we are closing early today. Be safe out there!

12/30/2023

We have NEW New Year's hours!

12/06/2023

Notice
We have new boarding prices

11/28/2023

We are closing early today due to the weather and road conditions.

11/22/2023

We will be closed tomorrow for Thanksgiving. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving and we'll back to see you on Friday.

11/20/2023

Our sidewalk is being put in today. Please park around back and use the back door with the Ebeling's sign on it.
Thank you and we are sorry for the inconvenience.

11/10/2023

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=324393830205472&id=100079045728099&sfnsn=mo&mibextid=6aamW6

Hello. I live nearby on Gaskin Road and my small pet parrot (Conure) was last seen at end of Gaskin Road and the Catholic cemetery 2 weeks ago today. He was flying with bluejays. I thought I'd reach out in case anyone there sees him. Thank you. Jodi Ciarpelli
If anyone has seen Conure, please let us know. Also, please share to help him get home!

10/24/2023

Cleaning out your closet?

10/11/2023

Please share so we can possibly help get this fella back to his people.

10/06/2023

'Tis the season

Black cats waiting to be auditioned for a horror movie, 1961.

09/29/2023

This. This and so many more reasons to keep your cats inside.

Written by: Janice R. Richard.

Cats allowed to roam:

As a rescuer, you have asked me to search and help locate your cat who is allowed to roam. He goes out after dinner, but he's always home before dark. Always. Until he doesn't. I have searched.

Sadly, I am now at your door with some very sad news. I have found......the remains of your cat. Since seeing this over and over, I can say he was killed by a coyote, as they are more plentiful in your neighborhood. However, could have been a fisher. They eviscerate their prey. Usually, not much is left to identify, but in this case, the face was clearly visible for ID purposes.

At this point, you are crying and in pain. Yes, I have compassion for that.... but if I am honest, my sadness, pain and pity is for your cat. It was the cat that had to endure being stalked and killed in a fairly vicious manner. It's rarely a quick death. Some cats put up a decent fight, but in most cases....the battle is lost. Imagine the terror they must endure. They are not aware of this danger when YOU let them outside and allow them to freely roam. Yet YOU are aware. You have to be. With all the education, postings, notices that are put out on all types of sites on Facebook and other social media's.... you have to be aware of that fact. And you still open the door.... and put them outside.

Yes, there are some cats that simply cannot be kept indoors. However. There are other methods of letting them out and keeping them secure. Catios. Harness, leash. If you yourself have a large screened in porch? Replace the screening with pet screening, add some enrichment for the cat, ie: cat tree's, toys, games.... You have now protected your pet.

GPS collars are not protection. Let me say this louder so the people way down in the back can hear. GPS COLLARS ARE NOT PROTECTION!! Do you think a coyote or fisher could care less if your cat has a GPS device around it's neck? Makes no difference to them.... I have found many collars in my time... break aways, and some ripped off. I have found "kill sites".

Coyotes, particularly, are living amongst us. We are encroaching on their living spaces/lands, so our backyards are becoming their hunting grounds. And, if we continually supply them with cats allowed to roam... well... the outcome could be devasting for those cats. And sometimes, you'll just never ever know what happened. One evening, they just never return again. No signs, no sightings, no nothing. Gone.

But sadly.... I am here at your door... telling you all this. While we are talking, your other cat runs past us to the outdoors. I look at you. Through your tears, you tell me, yes... she is allowed to be outside too. And after all I have just told you.... after all the tears.....after knowing how your poor cat was ripped apart for food.... you are still going to allow your cat(s) to roam. But you love them. Really??? Love is not allowing your animal to roam and become bait or succumb to any of the many dangers out there for cats. Love is doing whatever it takes to keep them safe. That.... that is love for your pet.

09/22/2023

So that's how it all started

09/11/2023

Never Forget 🇺🇸

08/12/2023

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Hmm

08/09/2023

What a clever idea!
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