Town of Aurora Dog Control, East Aurora, NY

01/16/2025

Do you need to get your dog up to date on his or her Rabies vaccination, but you are all tapped out from the Holidays? There is a FREE Rabies clinic coming up on Saturday in North Buffalo! Prior registration is required.

Take your dogs, indoor and outdoor cats, and ferrets to North Buffalo Community Center for this free community event Thanks to the SPCA Serving Erie County, Niagara Frontier Veterinary Society and the Erie County Medical Reserve Corps for providing volunteers

01/16/2025

Free Rabies clinic this Saturday! See flyer for info.

01/06/2025

UPDATE OWNER FOUND! THANKS FOR SHARING! Does anyone know who this guy belongs to? He was found near the Waldorf School on West Falls Road tonight. If you have any ideas please call and leave a message for us at 7166524050 or PM this page. Thanks!!

11/17/2024

The Bills make me want to shout!

10/31/2024

10/26/2024

UPDATE: owner found and dog is back home! Thankfully the dog was properly licensed and was able to be returned immediately 😀!

This sweet and adorable good boy was picked up near Ruskin Rd. There are no tags on him and he’s not chipped. If he’s yours, call the local police department at 716 652-1111 or message us.

08/26/2024

Happy National Dog Day. We'd love to see pictures of your pups!

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08/14/2024

Just a reminder that there are free Rabies clinics coming up soon! Check out these free Rabies vaccination clinics coming up in September!

08/05/2024

Update: this poor guy was never claimed. He is now up for adoption by the Holland DCO. He is neutered and housebroken. Bill says he’s a great dog and just needs a good home. Call him at 716 238-5602 if you want more info!

This dog was found in Holland near Centerline and Vermont Hill Rd. Does anyone recognize him? Please call the Holland DCO at 716 238-5602 if you do. It looks like the poor thing has been out for a long while. He has no chip or tags.

07/25/2024

UPDATE: Owner found! Thanks for all your help! Special Thank you to the East Aurora Veterinary Hospital for helping locate the owner.

Anyone know who owns this sweety? She was found on Windsor and Greenwood. Running loose for awhile. Please call 716 652-4050 if you have info!

07/24/2024

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07/23/2024

Please keep an eye out for Jack. He's been missing for two days and the owners are trying to find him. Please call 716 572-4500 if you spot him. He's missing from Center Street near Owens Falls Sanctuary.

07/12/2024

UPDATE: The darker one has been adopted! Three more to go!
These two sweet young ladies will he up for adoption on Monday, July 15th. Call the Town of Holland DCO at 716 238-5602 if you are looking to adopt or if you work with a rescue and can foster. They are possibly a Shar Pei mix. A year or less and not spade. They are very friendly.

07/10/2024

Owner Found! Thank you.

Anyone recognize this dog? Ran out on Maple in Elma.

07/10/2024

UPDATE: The Town of Holland and the Town of Colden both have two of these dogs. They will be up for adoption Monday. If you are interested in adopting, or work for a rescue and would like to foster them, please call Bill at 716 238-5602. The two dogs he has are both females and both look to be a year or younger. They are not spade. They are thought to be a Shar Pei mix.

We wanted to share this post since many people have been asking how they can help with these pups. We spoke to the Town of Holland Dog control and they said that they are set with supplies for now. Between the Town of Colden and The Town of Holland, there are four dogs total in their custody. There might be one more out there and they are trying to find it. These dogs will most likely be going up for adoption at the end of the week. If we get any updated information we will let you know.

06/27/2024

We’d like to thank Dave Thomason for serving as our primary on call dog control officer for fifteen years! We were very fortunate to have him in our department for so long. He’s a lifelong village resident and true dog lover. It was common to see him with one of his own trustee companions accompanying him on the scene. You may also recognize him as the former crossing guard at the middle school, which is not for the faint of heart! You may still run into him in his capacity as a crossing guard at some of the many events held in the town. He’s been active with the East Aurora Fire Department for fifty eight years, which included being a past fire chief. His service to the town has included being an elected Town Councilman for twenty years, serving as Deputy Supervisor for the last two. It’s been an honor to have him as a co-worker and friend. Please join us as we wish him a happy retirement! Dave will be leaving his dog control duties in the capable hands of Roger LeBlanc (on the left).