Aspca

We had to put our baby Honey to eternal rest on 4/10/2026 she was only 2yrs and 10 months old. Everyone at the ASPCA on 92nd street was very compassionate. They prepared a special room for us to spend with her and gave us all the time we needed and never rushed us. The doctor explained the process in a very low tone and compassionate way. When we were ready the process began and our baby went to heaven without pain. We were there for a while longer with her and said our final goodbyes. The doctor once again met with us and comforted us with very kind words. I can’t thank them enough for making such a hard moment in our lives so heartfelt and comfortable. We will forever hold our baby girl Honey in our hearts and the people at the ASPCA as well. Thank you all.

Everyone here is so nice, it's my first time coming here because my cat had a limp. Called at 8am and got an appointment for the next day for 8am, the waiting room was spacious and extremely clean and front desk were kind and fast with the process. I only waited 30ish minutes to be called because higher emergency takes priority which is understandable and I did not mind. There's a dog section and cat section that I did not know until I left 😅 The only thing that I did not realize until I got home with my cat was that while the vet explained everything while checking my cat and all, did not explain thoroughly of the side affects the opioid would do to my cat, only told me the drug name and advising for me to not touch it. However I should've asked myself the side effects as well, so that was also on me, my cat is now doing slightly better but is still a space cat. She did however explain thoroughly everything else such as the bloodwork, feeling my cat, etc But I also liked how they called me to update her on the results the next day and checking up to see on how my cat is doing/feeling. Overall I really liked the vets and how the treated me and my cat with kindness and patience, as well as front desk. It felt very comfortable there, I got sent with pain killers for her which I will start giving her once the opioid is out of her system. I recommend this place to anyone if their pet has a emergency that needs to be checked within the week ❤️ Update: It's been more than a week or two now and my cat is much better, no longer has the limp and the drug wore off about 3 days after. However she's now way more affectionate compared to before, still bites hard when playing but REALLY likes pets now. Back then she would only let me pet her for a few seconds and then bite me. But now she comes to my hand and sleeps on my arm