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Welcome to Buffalo Paws & Claws Animal Shelter, Inc!
BPC is a NON-PROFIT NO KILL animal rescue and shelter who's mission is to provide
a comfortable home for all domesticated pets. We take in unwanted or surrendered pets, neglected
and/or abused.
We are available for adoptions & surrenders Monday through Sunday by appointment only.
We are a foster based rescue, therefore we have to coordinate with our foster families prior to receiving
any visits. You must also fill out our online adoption application and be approved prior to viewing any of our animals.
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| This is Corrigan and Tucker who are 1 year old female sisters. These amazing girls have been with our rescue for a year...which is not fair to them. They are so cute, playful, love snuggling, and are great with other cats, dogs and kids! Corrigan is a total attention hog! She is a total snuggler! Tucker likes to be snuggled too, but she is much more playful!! They were adopted together, but the new owner split them up because she couldn't afford them. In turn they were both very depressed. Thankfully BPC got them back together! They've been together since birth and must go together! They're spayed, up to date on vaccinations and Fiv/Felv negative. If interested please call/text 716-308-0101 or email bpckitties@hotmail.com. | Patch is a male 9 month old Pit Bull puppy, who the owners say is a pure Pit. He weighs around 50 pounds and won't get any bigger. He is a local owner surrender due to him not being able to handle 3 little dogs. It's not his fault because the little dogs would constantly nip at him and be mean to him as a young puppy and he couldn't take it anymore. Patch loves other dogs and enjoys being with them. A dog his size or bigger would be great for him! He LOVES children and absolutely adores them. Due to his size we do not recommend him in a home with children under the age of 5 just for fear that he may possibly knock one down. Otherwise we would love for him to be in a home with active kids who will play fetch with him. He lived in a home with a cat, but didn't really interact with her. We think that he would be fine in a home with a kitty that is used to dogs. Patch is potty trained and crate trained. He knows some basic commands such as sit and down. He is very loving, friendly, and happy! He is up to date on his shots, been on a monthly heart worm preventative medication, and neutered. If you are interested in meeting him please call or text us at 716-208-7747. |
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GALLERY
Phoebe is a female Rat Terrier mix 7 year old 14 pound dog. She is a little shy but very affectionate and sweet. This little girl came to us from a kill shelter in TN and is now looking for her forever home. She is a quiet and well behaved dog. She is good with other dogs but is a little cautious when first meeting them. Phoebe is good with children but would be better suited in a home without young ones running around making her nervous. Due to her disposition we think that she would be fine around cats although we haven't seen her around any. She is both crate trained and potty trained. She is up to date on her shots, tested negative for heart worms, given a bordatella vaccination, and spayed. If you are interested in meeting her please call or text us at 716-208-7747. Our email address is pawsandclawsanimalshelter@yahoo.com. In order to speed up the adoption process please fill out our online application.
We have partnered with Brighton Eggert Animal Clinic. When you adopt this dog you will receive your first office visit free! Also, for the first two weeks following adoption your vet costs are covered, in full if illness should occur.
Vada is one of the SWEETEST American Staffordshire Terrier dogs that you will ever meet! She is around 4 years old and was found as a stray running the streets. She currently weighs around 55 to 60 pounds. We can tell that at some point that she had a litter of puppies. When she first arrived she also had red irritated eyes, so we took her to the Vet and found out that she had eye bilateral entropion. This means that the eyelids fold inward which causes the eyelashes to constantly rub against the Cornea which is very uncomfortable. Our rescue group paid to have surgery done on her eyelids to correct this problem. The surgery was a success and she is doing great!! Vada is EXTREMELY friendly, loving, and submissive with people. She is an alpha female when it comes to dogs so she either needs to be the only dog in the home or have a submissive furry friend. She is great with children and will give them lots of kisses. Unfortunately, her ears were cropped prior to her coming to us, making her appear to look mean. She is just the opposite! She is special girl with a huge caring heart! Vada has shown zero aggression since we have had her. Even in pain, she has tolerated a lot. She is good with treats, food, and bones. No issues there whatsoever. She is good with other dogs, but cautious upon first meeting them. We have not had her around small dogs so we are not 100 percent sure how she is with them. We have also not had her around cats either. Vada is muscular and can appear to be intimidating but please give her a chance. You will be happy you did. She is extremely obedient and listens well. This girl thinks that she is a lap dog! She loves to cuddle and sleep in bed with you. She is crate trained (very quiet in her crate) and potty trained. She is up to date on her shots, given a Bordatella vaccination, dewormed, tested negative for heart worms, and spayed. If you are interested in meeting her please call or text us at 716-208-7747. Our email address is pawsandclawsanimalshelter@yahoo.com. In order to speed up the adoption process please fill out our online application.
We have partnered with Brighton Eggert Animal Clinic. When you adopt this dog you will receive your first office visit free! Also, for the first two weeks following adoption your vet costs are covered, in full if illness should occur.
