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Animal Welfare Concerns
Animal Welfare Concerns
For any animal welfare concerns in Wellington County, contact Alyssa Hobden - Animal Welfare Officer (formerly with the Humane Society)
Contact: 1-833-9ANIMAL / 1-833-926-4625
Low cost spay/neuter
Low cost spay/neuter
Guelph humane Society
The low cost spay/neuter clinic in Guelph serves people looking to get their Barn cats spayed/neutered, and people who are clients of Community Veterinary Outreach.
Visit their website for more details on cost and eligibility: https://guelphhumane.ca/services/spay-neuter-program-new/
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Guelph Humane Society Programs
Happy Pets Program Launches in 2022
Please visit the web page for more information https://guelphhumane.ca/ghs_cares/
Helps to reduce the financial challenges for training and grooming .
Helps to build human and pet bonds.
Offering free services to eligible community members.
Pet Food Bank will be starting in June 2022 offering food and supplies.
No-Cost Spay/ Neuter Serving Guelph and Wellington County
Available 2022 and 2023 to those who are eligible.
Vaccines and microchipping as well.
Please visit the web page for more information https://guelphhumane.ca/ghs_cares/
Pets in Transition
Offers a safe place for pets to go when the owner that may be in any crisis situation that would require the pet to be in a safe home away from an abuser. Offers peace of mind to the pet owner.
Pet Support Group
Starts September 2022.
Offering a grief educator 2 times a month for ages 16+
Senior Support Program
Providing pet boarding support for eligible seniors requiring short and long-term hospitalization.
The Farley Foundation
The Farley Foundation helps low-income pet owners in Ontario by subsidizing the cost of non-elective veterinary care for their sick or injured pets. For more information please follow link below.
pet boarding support for eligible seniors requiring short and long-term hospitalization. Providing pet boarding support for eligible seniors requiring short and long-term hospitalization.
Community Veterinary Outreach
CVO is a charity that aims to improve the health of homeless individuals and their pets.
They offer health services and health education to the individual while providing pro-bono preventative veterinary care to their pets.
Read more at their website: https://vetoutreach.org/about-us/
Hamilton/Burlington SPCA
Community Assistance Program through the HBSPCA offers spay/neuter operations to cats and dogs who meet he age and wellness criteria found on the website.
Individuals must complete and submit an application for the service, found on the website. It is not clear if there are criteria for family/individuals' incomes.
For more information relating to cost, waiting list, and to download the application, visit their website: https://www.hbspca.com/spay-neuter/community-assistance-program/
The Kitchener-Waterloo & Stratford-Perth Humane Society
Kitchener-Waterloo locations only serves residents of Waterloo Region, and has financial eligibility requirements.
Stratford location doesn't have geographic or financial eligibility requirements.
See the website for costs and eligibility: https://kwsphumane.ca/services/vet
East Village Animal Hospital
EVAH has two locations which serve London and Kitchener, as well as the surrounding area.
They provide low cost spay/neuter services, as well as lower cost general outpatient veterinary care to pet's being care for by individuals who are low-income and/or on social assistance.
Visit their website for contact information: https://www.evah.ca/new-clients
For more low-cost spay/neuter clinics outside of these areas, please see the Humane Canada website, and the Toronto Human Society website:
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Esther's Army
Farm Sanctuaries of Ontario
A full list of The Farm Santuaries of Ontario can be found on this site
The Farley Foundation
This program offers assistance to your pets that are in a more urgent situation, but does require a veterinarian referral.
New Hope Animal Rescue (Shelter)
Community Healthcare Partnership Program (CHPP)
The main focus of this program is preventive wellness such as annual vaccines and check-ups. They also offer a clinic throughout the year and you can send a request via email to the following: chpp@uoguelph.ca
GHS CARES Boarding Program Comparisons
End of Life Care for Family Pets
This program provides support to our community members that cannot afford veterinary services.
The qualifications for receiving assistance through CHPP are program are below:
Need to be receiving some type if government funding
Need to referred in to our program via a social worker
Need to BE precariously housed and or homeless
Do not currently have an existing relationship with a veterinary clinic
Kim and Stu Lang Community Healthcare Partnership Program (uoguelph.ca)
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