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ANIMAL PROTECTIVE FOUNDATION

aka APF   |   Glenville, NY   |  www.animalprotective.org

Mission

OUR MISSION The Animal Protective Foundation promotes and protects the human-animal bond by providing resources to our community and humane care to companion animals. OUR VISION Our vision is a community where all companion animals are loved, respected and receive exceptional care. The Animal Protective Foundation is a full-service humane society providing services to Schenectady County and the greater Capital Region.

Ruling year info

1943

Executive Director

Joe Lisella

Main address

53 Maple Avenue

Glenville, NY 12302 USA

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EIN

14-0472728

NTEE code info

Animal Protection and Welfare (includes Humane Societies and SPCAs) (D20)

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Animal Care

ANIMAL CARE AND PROTECTION THE ANIMAL SHELTER OPERATION PROVIDES ANIMAL CARE, SPAYING, NEUTERING AND PROTECTION FOR AN AREA OF APPROX. 207 SO MILES AND A POPULATION OF OVER 160,000 PEOPLE. DURING THE CURRENT YEAR OVER 3,800 ANIMALS WERE HANDLED.

Population(s) Served
Adults

Each year the APF helps hundreds of animals find loving homes. Foster families help many of these incredible pets on their journey to being adopted.



Foster homes are needed for the following:

Mama cats with kittens too young to be placed for adoption.
Kittens without a mother cat who need bottle feeding.
Kittens who are eating on their own, but not big or old enough for spay and neuter surgery.
Cats or dogs with colds or undergoing treatment for an illness (generally not contagious).
Cats or dogs recovering from surgery.
Dogs in need of training or manners.
Dogs or cats who have been at the shelter a while who need a break or could benefit from some at home photo shoots or a personal marketing assistant.

Population(s) Served
Adults

The APF Canine Academy Program is designed to train owners how to develop well-mannered family pets and good canine citizens. Our courses offer socialization with other people and dogs, as well as training for skills, including how to walk calmly on a loose leash, come when called, sit, down, stand and stay. Our approach to training is a motivational one, always using positive reinforcement to achieve success. Training with the APF also helps homeless pets, as 50% of your registration fee benefits the shelter. The minimum age for handling is 16 years old if accompanied by an adult.



Our instructors have been certified through Animal Behavior College and are also approved Canine Good Citizen evaluators. For more information on any of our dog training programs or to register, please call (518) 374-3944, ext. 102.

Population(s) Served
Adults

The Community Spay/Neuter Clinic is the APF’s answer to our community’s pet overpopulation crisis. Our beautiful, new state-of the-art surgical center enables us to further our commitment to high-quality, low-cost surgery with the singular goal of reducing the number of homeless and unwanted animals in our communities. We provide compassionate care by licensed and skilled veterinary professionals using quality instruments and supplies.

Population(s) Served
Economically disadvantaged people
Adults

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ANIMAL PROTECTIVE FOUNDATION

Board of directors
as of 11/29/2021
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Board chair

Otto Zamek

Steve Malinowski

Howard Halstead

Robert Fazio

Robin Sevinsky

Lawrence Curran

Reid Hislop

Elizabeth Aliberti

Winifred Valachovic

Judith Mysliborski

Otto Zamek

Theresa Tommell

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White/Caucasian/European
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