From Intake to Adoption, Return
Volunteers look after all animals from the stray off the street, the surrendered, the abandoned, the sick, the injured, the dying ...
Each animal is health assessed, medically treated, if necessary, tested for species specific diseases (such as FIV/Felv for cats, Heartworm/Lyme for dogs), treated, if possible, vaccinated to date, dewormed, flea treated, microchipped, spayed/neutered, and readied for adoption.
Spay or Neuter your pet AND the stray outdoors!
Volunteers advocate the spay or neuter of your pet and the stray outdoors ... not just to combat the overpopulation of unwanted domestic animals BUT to create and healthier and happier life for these animals.
2019 with the help of East Village Animal Hospitals we assisted 136 Spay/Neuter Surgeries for Low Income families, Seniors, and those with barn cats.
Your donation helps us spay/neuter, vaccinate, microchip, flea treat, deworm, and treat many animals that may never see a vet due to the cost of care.
Your donation helps this most important program!
In 2018 with the help of Welland's Mobile Clinic, SDHS held 5 Low-Cost clinics, spaying/neutering 30-35 animals per clinic.
Information will be posted here for the 2020 clinics
THERE IS A LONG LIST OF ANIMALS WAITING FOR SURGERY PLUS ANIMALS IN THE CARE OF SIMCOE AND DISTRICT HUMANE. WE WILL NOT BE ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS UNTIL WE ARE CAUGHT UP.
Education and Fact-Based Seminars
Volunteers are always preparing for Educational Seminars on our Foster Care Program, interactions with scared and less social animals, directives on appropriate animal care and information on Simcoe and District Humane Society.
Are you interested in gaining knowledge in these areas or have a group or organization that wants to know more about SDHS please click on the button below.
S.W.A.P.
We Need Volunteers to help with our Seniors With Animals as Pets Program!
Pets make great companions for seniors and SDHS tries to help Seniors keep their pets in their homes instead of surrendering them.
This is better for both the Senior and their pet!
Volunteers visit the home and help place bowls, litter pans, and other needs of the animal to help the senior care for their pet, or it's possible daily visits may be needed.
Dog walking, playtime, vet visits may also be asked from the Society.
We need your help to enable us to continue the program.
Helping Hands Helping Hearts
One of our busiest programs relies on donors, foster homes, and boarding facilities as we help those facing difficult life events.
It may be just a helping hand with some extra pet food until payday or a 6–8-week pet stay while owners are in a shelter due to a family violence situation.
SDHS works closely with many County organizations and support services to help family pets in need.
We need your help with donations of food, pet related supplies, money, and foster homes to help this program. You can donate at the shelter, by PayPal www.paypal.me/sdhs or e-transfer finance@s-dhs.ca
Many SPCA's and Shelters are initiating programs such as this, however, SDHS has been busy with this program for 20+ years.
Lost and Found Animals
There is always a chance that Kitty or Pup may wander away becoming lost.
Simcoe and District Humane Society volunteers try their hardest to help get these animals back to their owners.
If you have lost or found an animal, please help us by answering the questions on this lost and found form and please send us a picture of the animal.
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24 Grigg Drive
Simcoe,
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N3Y 4L1
5194289161
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1(519)428-9161
Fax: 1-866-817-1819
info@SimcoeDHumane.ca