ANIMAL SHELTERS, RESCUES & ADOPTIONS
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"Adopting a pet won't change the world, but it will surely change the world for that pet"
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ADOPT
an ANIMAL CANADA Where forever friends meet!
Are you looking for the
companion of your dreams? Well, he/she is waiting for you to give them a
'forever home and can be found at Adopt An Animal Canada! From a single
location, you can find every available animal in need.
Whether you want a purebred dog or just a 'friendly face', whether you want
a rabbit, cat, ferret or even a horse, all you need to do is input your
postal code and locate ALL the resources in your area. Email agibson@adoptananimal.ca |
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ANIMAL OUTREACH 803 Waterloo St. London, Ont N6A 3W5 (519) 439-3287 General Enquiries/Farm Animal Rescue: animaloutreachinfo@yahoo.ca Cat Rescue: michelle@animaloutreach.ca Mission: To provide shelter & care for abandoned, neglected, unwanted, injured & abused domesticated animals. Animal Outreach believes in compassion to all animals, not just those traditionally accepted as our companions including a homeless cat rescue program (incl feral cats) & a farmed animal rescue program. |
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ANIMAL AID
Burlington, Ont
Allies for Greyhounds of West Michigan retrieves Greyhound dogs bred for
racing and looks out for the welfare of Greyhounds, finding homes for them
where they may live out their natural lives as pets. We also work to
educate the public about Greyhounds, their qualities as pets and their
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Telephone: (519) 642-7732 Email: Animalert Mail: Animalert, PO Box 24042, London ON, N6H 5C4 Web www.animalert.ca Animalert was founded in London, Ontario, Canada in 1977 by four animal lovers who wanted to ensure that pets were adopted by caring guardians. We now have about 35 active members, plus our large network of volunteers, which helps us spread the word about our adoption program and raise funds to offset our operating expenses. We are able to place about 250 cats and dogs a year into responsible, loving homes. Not bad for a volunteer group, but we'd like to do better and with your help, we can! Our work focuses on three main areas: Adoption, Education, and Spaying/Neutering. Animalert works independently of the London Humane Society and London Animal Care and Control Centre. We raise all of our money through adoption fees, private donations and fund-raising efforts, such as our annual Christmas bazaar. Because we have virtually no administrative overhead, approximately 90 per cent of our money is used for veterinary care, food and housing. |
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 ARF works with First Nations Communities to rescue, rehab, and rehome stray dogs and cats. We are 100% volunteer. ARF is committed to positive reinforcement training techniques in our foster homes, and in our adoptive homes. To view our wonderful adoptable dogs and cats please visit www.arfontario.com ARF is located in London, Ontario (8 Westcott Street 519-432-2731). |
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B.A.R.K. Ottawa, Ont
B.A.R.K. is an all breed rescue organization that takes in
abused and/or abandoned dogs, puts them in foster homes, rehabilitates
them, then places them in permanent adoptive homes. We are a registered
charity entirely dependent on public donations and fundraising.
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CAMBRIDGE & DISTRICT Humane
Society
Cambridge, Ont |
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CanadaStrays.com
A free service dedicated to helping owners reunite with their lost pets, and to finding homeless—or rescued and unwanted—animals a warm and comfortable place to live. Owners of lost animals will be able to post information about their pet in the hope that somebody might read the message and contact them if they have any information on where the pet can be found. Owners of lost pets can also sign up to receive e-mail alerts whenever a new animal is added to the database—with any luck, it could be their pet! |
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Canadian Chihuahua Rescue & Transport
CCRT: Box 33040 Ottawa, ON K2C 3Y9 Main contact: info@ccrt.net Local contact: Walkerton, ON weluvdogs@wightman.ca Our Mission: To rescue, foster and provide necessary veterinary care for homeless, abandoned, neglected, abused or unwanted Chihuahuas. To match homeless chis with loving new adoptive homes which have been carefully screened by approved volunteers, and to provide follow-up support to new owners as well as information about Chihuahuas to all interested. We ensure that all Chihuahuas placed through CCRT are spayed/neutered and properly vaccinated. |
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CATS
ANONYMOUS RESCUE & ADOPTION R.R.#3, Orton, ON, L0N 1N0 519-855-6850 Email: tish@catsanonymous.ca Contact: Tish Walshe We are a private , no kill cat adoption facility located in south-central Ontario, Canada, and an official Canadian Registered Charity. Our "CAT HOUSE" is home to approximately 60 cats, who are permitted to roam free within the shelter. They can stay in the shelter for as long as it takes to find the right adoptive home. The shelter is run by a dedicated group of volunteers. There is no paid staff. Our funding comes from adoptions, volunteer fund-raising events and private donations. There is no government or township assistance. All our cats are blood-tested negative for feline leukemia (FELV) and feline immune deficiency virus (FIV). They are vaccinated, dewormed and spayed or neutered. Creature Comfort Pet Emporium is proud to also foster cats from Cats Anonymous, assisting rescued cats and kittens in finding new forever homes. Visit our Adoption page to see who is in the store for you to meet! |
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| CATS UNLIMITED
(Adoptions by appt only)
Contact Viki (519) 696-2910
Email:
vjohnson@mgrbt.com
Mission: to take in, care for & spay/neuter stray and abandoned cats until "forever homes" are found. We are a no-kill shelter. Our adoption fee is $115 which covers spaying/neutering, shots, and complete vet check. Completely self-funded, we gratefully accept and rely on donations. |
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The DOG RESCUERS
INC Click
HERE
to view the list of Dogs available for Adoption. Forever Homes are Desired and Foster homes are needed. http://www.thedogrescuersinc.caContact: thedogrescuersinc@yahoo.com To apply for adoption, surrender a dog or inquiries, please contact Joan 1-416-567-6249 or Mano 1-905-483-7523 Who We Are
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DANES IN DISTRESS
Canadian Great Dane Rescue- Cambridge, ON Non-Profit organization staffed by a group of volunteers who are committed to helping unwanted, neglected or abused Great Danes by placing them in caring homes where they will receive proper care and exercise. |
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ELMIRA CAT RESCUE Elmira ON (Adoptions by appt only) Contact: Susan (519) 669-8563 Email: elmiracatrescue@yahoo.ca Elmira Cat Rescue is a grassroots, volunteer organization concerned with the overpopulation of abandoned cats trying to survive on our streets and surrounding rural roads. Our purpose is to work locally to rescue abandoned and neglected cats and help stop needless suffering. We do this through public education and a health and spay-neuter program. There is no paid staff. Our funding comes from adoptions, volunteer fund-raising events and private donations. There is no government or township assistance. Adoption fee is $135, and all cats are vet checked, spayed-neutered, vaccinated, and tested for FIV & Feluk. |
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Friends of Abandoned Pets Ottawa, Ont |
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| Golden Retriever
Adoption Service Inc. (Canadian) http://www.golden-rescue.net/
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GRA CANADA GRA Canada is committed to finding loving family homes for Greyhounds retiring from the racing industry. We are located in Southwestern Ontario, near London. We service Ontario as well as other areas of Canada and Northeastern United States. Greyhound Relocation & Adoption will provide private families the opportunity to visit our facilities and socialize with the Greyhounds available for adoption. Come and see which Greyhound wishes to adopt your family. There is no need to wait months for your pet; we usually have 15 to 40 beautiful Greyhounds awaiting for their forever homes. Your new family pet will be spayed or neutered, teeth and ears cleaned, toenails clipped, rabies, and 4-way shots administered up-to-date, de-wormed, treated against fleas, and ticks, tested and -if necessary - treated for babesia and ehrlichia, receiving a complete physical examination, and a certificate of good health. Your greyhound will come with a new set of "Martingale" collar and leash. Retired racing Greyhounds usually range from two to five years of age, but occasionally we may have some older or younger dogs who are in need of a family to love. |
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 www.grandriverallbreedrescue.ca
Our mission: As a non-profit animal rescue group our focus is:
Our members are understanding and caring people who are pet owners and
caregivers. They understand the care and attention that pets require but
also how fulfilling (if occasionally challenging) a life with pets can be.
We're not here just for the animals, but for their owners as well! |
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Guinea Pigs R Us is a small scale rescue dedicated to saving the lives of guinea pigs at risk of euthanasia in area shelters. We rely solely on foster homes to house and care for our residents. All the guinea pigs and other small animals in our care receive appropriate veterinary treatment when needed - all of which is either paid for by the staff of Guinea Pigs R Us or funded by personal donations.
Sarah Levett-Fuller
Director - Guinea Pigs R Us
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InfoPET
Serving York Region, Ont and surrounding areas. Lost and found resource for pet owners includes helpful pet information other pet resources. |
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We call ourselves Kismutt Small Dog Rescue because the word kismet means fate or destiny. Our mission is to alter the course of destiny for dogs in need, dogs that have been abandoned or abused, or are in danger of being euthanized. We provide them with a happier, more deserving fate by placing them in loving permanent homes.
KISMUTT SMALL DOG
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KW HUMANE SOCIETY |
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OSPCA
Perth County Branch 345 Douro Street, Stratford ON Canada N5A 3S8 Phone: (519) 273-6600 Fax: (519) 273-7319 E-mail: ospcaperth@wightman.ca |
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Northern Alberta Society for Animal Protection (NASAP). We are an animal rescue organization based in the Edmonton Alberta Canada area. Email: admin@nasap.ca NASAP is a non-profit organization that is dedicated to rescuing homeless animals while promoting responsible pet ownership in Northern Alberta. We are dedicated to reducing the use of euthanasia as a means to control the over population of adoptable pets. |
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PAW
 CONNECTConnecting pet seekers to pet providers across Canada (some USA also) |
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PETPOSTINGS Helping find homes for lost & adoptable pets. |
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Labrador Retriever Rescue Ontario |
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Pet Patrol is an entirely volunteer-run, non-profit organization in the Kitchener - Waterloo area. We began in 1996 in recognition of the over population problem of felines in our community. We give cats a second chance, and an opportunity for a full life as we are NO KILL. Pet Patrol helps cats that have been abandoned, ill or homeless, to find new homes. We are a registered charity and rely solely on donations to cover our extensive Veterinary costs, which can total $40,000 per year. We receive no assistance from our municipality or government.Pet Patrol does not believe an animal should be euthanized if they are unwanted or ill and can regain their health. We do everything in our capacity to make sure that all opportunities for the cat are met. We not only rely on conventional Veterinary care, but also Chiropractic, Homeopathic, Acupuncture & Chinese Medicine, specialized Dentistry and allergy testing. We also work to educate the community on the proper care of cats, and provide information aimed at reducing the homeless cat population in the KW and surrounding areas. |
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Senior
Canine Rescue Society |
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S.O.A.R.
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WHIPPET RESCUE
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WILDLIFE RESCUE |
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