Lollypop Farm, Humane Society of Greater Rochester

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I don't have a lot of experience with rescuers. Its been about 5 years since I've last seen them. They rescue animals  like cats, dogs, farm animals and u rescue them; like an adoption agency. Its a big organization in Rochester. My cat was $100 with all the vet checks. They're very thorough, they check your homes, an they're very particular of where they let their pets goo and their staff is great.

.00Trainer was superb and addressed individual problems that were  requested as well as the normal class program intended to socialize and train tween puppies.
We as dog owners were taught the fundamental techniques to employ for results we desire.

When we adopted an 80 pound adult dog at Lollypop farm, we were required to take him to a basic obediance class, (we didn't have to take it there, but we received a discount for the class if we chose to do so.)  They have this requirement for all large breed dogs that may be part pitt bull, doberman, or other "bully" breeds, (I think that it's a good idea for all new owners to do.)  Our trainer's name was Celeste, and she was FANTASTIC!!  She would explain what she wanted us to do, and then would take one of our dogs to demonstrate how to do it.  It was so impressive to watch her teach one of our dogs a formally unknown skill - it really made her teaching methods very credible.  She used positive training techniques with positive reinforcement, and our dog just loved goint to class!  He did so well, and we like Celeste so much, that we went on to take two more classes with her.  She's great with both dogs and people, and I highly recommend training classes at Lollypop Farm, (and classes with Celeste in particilar.)

They were so helpful with information and provided a name of someone licensed by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation. She is trained to humanly remove nuanced or dangerous wildlife animals. She spent so much time speaking with us and had an abundance of information to help identify what type of animals we might have.