Are you thinking about adding a furry friend to your family? Now is the perfect time to open your heart and home to a senior cat. From August 15th to August 17th, the Brant County SPCA is hosting a special Golden Paws Senior Cat Adoption Event where you can save $100 on your adoption fee! What Does the Adoption Fee Include? When you adopt a senior cat from the Brant County SPCA, you’re not just bringing home a new companion—you’re also ensuring they have everything they need for a happy and healthy life. Our adoption fee, which is reduced to $150 during this event, includes: Spaying/Neutering Microchip & tag Up-to-date […]
It is with heavy hearts that we share some difficult news. Earlier this afternoon, Winnie lost her brave battle against the Parvo virus. She fought valiantly until the very end. We want to extend our deepest gratitude to everyone who donated to help cover the cost of her medical care. Winnie received exceptional treatment from dedicated vets and Brant County SPCA staff, who ensured she was surrounded by love throughout her battle. Winnie’s brother, Winston, remains healthy and shows no signs of the virus. He will carry on Winnie’s legacy, and her spirit will live on through him. We are immensely grateful to each of you who were touched by […]
Summer is a great time to travel with your best furry friends! Whether you’re planning a vacation, moving, or simply traveling with your furry friend, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has added new requirements that will affect dog travel to and from the United States starting August 1, 2024. These new requirements are crucial for ensuring the health and safety of both pets and people. New Travel Requirements for Dogs Entering or Returning to the United States Starting August 1, 2024, dogs traveling to or returning to the United States must comply with new regulations based on their travel history in the past six months and their rabies vaccination […]
Thank You FORE Making a Difference On Friday June 14th, 157 Golfers hit the links at the Oaks of St. George to support the Brant County SPCA for our annual Golf Day. We are thrilled to share the event was a huge success, and we have raised an outstanding $51,470.00 Special thank you to our Presenting Sponsor, Ontario Wildlife Removal. We also want to extend our heartfelt appreciation to all our other sponsors, the local businesses for their generous contributions to our silent auction and prize table, and our incredible volunteers who helped run the event. Lucy Finds Foster Home at Golf Day! Many golfers at Golf Day had the […]
As Canada Day approaches, the excitement and anticipation build up for the celebratory events, especially the fireworks that light up the night sky. However, while we enjoy the festivities, it’s importance to remember that fireworks can be a source of stress and fear for our furry friends. The Brant County SPCA is committed to the safety and well-being of animals, and we’ve put together some essential tips to ensure your pets remain safe and comfortable during this time. 1. Keep Your Pets Inside Fireworks can be frightening for pets, and the loud noises might cause them to run away in search of safety. To prevent this, keep your pets indoors […]
Your support makes it possible to take care of animals that need emergency medical care – and we are so grateful. Recently, the Brant County SPCA took in a cat not knowing what the outcome was going to be. Cricket was brought to us after falling out of a 4th floor window; he had severely injured his back legs and was in a lot of pain. After this tragic accident, the owners simply weren’t able to provide the level of care Cricket needed due to the severity of the injuries. Our animal care staff rushed Cricket to a local vet for x-rays which determined his two back legs were fractured. […]
As the total solar eclipse approaches on Monday, April 8th, pet owners throughout The City of Brantford & Brant County many pet owners are wondering, “will the eclipse affect my pet?” For the most part, the answer is no. It’s no different than any other day for them. On a normal day, your pets don’t try to look at the sun, so on this day, there is no reason to expect that they will do anything different. The primary concerns for your pet’s well-being during an eclipse may actually stem from human-related activities surrounding the event. The Brant County SPCA offers the following tips to prioritizing your pets’ safety and […]
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