Saving Animals One Step at a Time
On September 19th, many enthusiastic walkers came out to Mud Creek Park in support of the animals in the Chatham-Kent area. A big THANK YOU to everyone who helped make the Friends for Life! Walk™ such a success! The event couldn't have been successful without the generosity of our community sponsors, the commitment of our volunteers, and everyone who donated, fundraised or participated in the walk.
We hope you will join us next September. Stay tuned for details.
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Keep your Pets Safe this Halloween
Pets in costume is just plain fun! However, safety is key. This Halloween, whether you plan on dressing up your furry friends or just staying home handing out candy, there are many things to consider.
From keeping your pets of of the candy, to reducing stress from strangers at the door, the Ontario SPCA has some great tips to ensure a happy Halloween for all.
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Horses Need Homes
The Ontario SPCA is fostering horses who we’d love to adopt out before the winter weather sets in!
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A Day in the Life of a Service Dog
Think your dog could make it as a service dog? In the latest video of our series with Medric Cousineau and his service dog Thai, he tells us all that can go into a working day for his dog.
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Meet our very own "Grumpy Cat"
“Clam” was a little rough around the edges when she first arrived at the Ontario SPCA Kent County Animal Centre. She was a mature cat, roughly 8-10 years old, and was found partially shaved and missing several teeth.
Despite her somewhat grouchy appearance, Clam turned out to be a sweet, snuggly cat with soft, luxurious fur. Clam waited patiently, enjoying the attention from our staff and volunteers. A wonderful family soon came by and fell in love with her. Clam is now enjoying her twilight years surrounded by love and affection!
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Microchip Clinic
Have your pet microchipped by caring and professional staff at the Chatham-Kent Veterinary Hospital.
$25/animal *All proceeds to benefit the Ontario SPCA Kent County Animal Centre.
Space is limited and appointments recommended.
For more information or to reserve your appointment call 519-352-3630.
Read the facts on microchips.
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