Marlon is a seven-year-old Belgian Malinois who is all sleek lines and soft eyes. He weighs 62 pounds and could stand to gain a little, but don’t let his lean frame fool you — this boy is steady, polite, and nothing like the “Maligator” stereotype people tend to imagine.
He walks beautifully on leash, checks in often, and carries himself like a dog who has been trying very hard to get everything right. He’s been playful and appropriate with other dogs in the shelter, so we believe he could live with another dog in the home.
Marlon may also be able to live with polite children, especially those old enough to help keep an active breed engaged and fulfilled. We have no history with cats.
If you are interested, please give us a call at 716-731-4368, extension 0.
Marlon is a seven-year-old Belgian Malinois who is all sleek lines and soft eyes. He weighs 62 pounds and could stand to gain a little, but don’t let his lean frame fool you — this boy is steady, polite, and nothing like the “Maligator” stereotype people tend to imagine.
He walks beautifully on leash, checks in often, and carries himself like a dog who has been trying very hard to get everything right. He’s been playful and appropriate with other dogs in the shelter, so we believe he could live with another dog in the home.
Marlon may also be able to live with polite children, especially those old enough to help keep an active breed engaged and fulfilled. We have no history with cats.
If you are interested, please give us a call at 716-731-4368, extension 0.
The SPCA of Niagara requires photo identification and proof of current address. All adopters are required to receive a Guest Pass prior to adoption and adopters will need to sign an adoption contract before they take their new companion home. The contract requires the adopter to provide sufficient food, water, shelter, kind treatment and veterinary care. Our adoption fees are as follows:
Kittens (2-6 months) $125
Cats (6 months- 3 years) $85
Cats (3 years and older) $25
Puppies (2-6 months) $250
Dogs (6 months - 10 years) $125
Senior (10+ years) $25
Prices may vary on small breed dogs, exotics and purebred animals.
All cats and dogs adopted through the SPCA of Niagara are microchipped, vaccinated with age appropriate vaccines, receive 30 days of Sheltercare Health Insurance, flea treatment as necessary and a free veterinary visit.
The SPCA of Niagara requires photo identification and proof of current address. All adopters are required to receive a Guest Pass prior to adoption and adopters will need to sign an adoption contract before they take their new companion home. The contract requires the adopter to provide sufficient food, water, shelter, kind treatment and veterinary care. Our adoption fees are as follows:
Kittens (2-6 months) $125
Cats (6 months- 3 years) $85
Cats (3 years and older) $25
Puppies (2-6 months) $250
Dogs (6 months - 10 years) $125
Senior (10+ years) $25
Prices may vary on small breed dogs, exotics and purebred animals.
All cats and dogs adopted through the SPCA of Niagara are microchipped, vaccinated with age appropriate vaccines, receive 30 days of Sheltercare Health Insurance, flea treatment as necessary and a free veterinary visit.
Offsite locations:
PetSmart
5722 S Transit Rd. Lockport
(716) 434-5679
Petco
1520 Military rd
Niagara Falls, NY 14304
716-297-1495
Grandpaws Pet Emporium
402 Center Street
Lewiston, NY 14092
716-754-0100
Blackwinds Pet Supplies
2494 Military Rd
Niagara Falls, NY 14304
716-297-1751
More about this shelter
The SPCA of Niagara is a No-KILL animal rescue organization that provides housing, and treatment for homeless animals in Niagara County, New York. The shelter also serves as dog control for several local municipalities and a holding facility for others.
The shelter investigates animal cruelty complaints within Niagara County prosecuting when necessary, but mostly educating the public on proper and legal care for companion and farm animals.
The SPCA of Niagara is a No-KILL animal rescue organization that provides housing, and treatment for homeless animals in Niagara County, New York. The shelter also serves as dog control for several local municipalities and a holding facility for others.
The shelter investigates animal cruelty complaints within Niagara County prosecuting when necessary, but mostly educating the public on proper and legal care for companion and farm animals.
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