This is it. You've given it serious thought, and you're ready to adopt. You're committed to giving a new family for life to one of our lovely furry friends who are just waiting for it. That's great!
Adopting a cat or a dog is indeed a long-term commitment. Their life expectancy can vary from 10 to more than 15 years (in human years)! It is therefore essential to make sure that you will not only be able to afford the financial investment, but also to offer this new companion a living environment that will meet its physical, intellectual and emotional needs.
Learn more about adoption, responsible breeders, stores, and services you should know about before you proceed. This blog post will get you started: Before you get a dog... | Humane Canada
Are you really ready? Follow these steps to adopt a pet with us.
Please note that all our adoptions are by appointment only.
For cats and dogs, the adoption fee includes spay/neuter surgery, microchip implantation, initial basic vaccinations, an anti-parasite treatment, and a bag of Royal Canin food. We offer a 10-day health guarantee for minor problems, such as a feline respiratory infection.
* Humanitarian adoption" means that the animal has special health needs. In such cases, the 10-day health guarantee offered by the SPCAO does not apply.
Small animals (rats, rabbits, guinea pigs, etc.): $10 in most cases.
If you have any other questions or need help, please contact us at or at 819 243-2004 ext. 22.
Not quite ready to adopt? You can still help our animals - make a donation now or become a foster family!
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