Together We Can Care For Even More Animals.

Every day, countless domestic animals are in desperate need of critical care and attention. From

abandoned and neglected pets to those facing medical emergencies, the need for

compassionate and dedicated animal welfare professionals has never been greater. Our

organization is committed to meeting this need head-on, and we need your help to make it

happen.

 

It's heartbreaking not to be able to provide every animal with the care they need. But we are

determined to find a solution.

 

We are excited to share our strategy of hiring a fresh graduate with a Doctor of Veterinary

Medicine degree from the Ontario Veterinary College in Guelph to address this challenge. We

know that the addition of this vet to our team will allow us to serve even more animals during

our busiest time of year. We are delighted to provide this new recruit with the unique

opportunity to work in "shelter medicine" – an experience that is seldom available to veterinary

students.

 

For us, this is more than just a job. It's a calling. We believe every animal deserves the best

possible care and are committed to doing everything we can to make that happen. With the

help of talented veterinary professionals like our new recruit, we can make a real difference in

the lives of animals in need.

 

But we can't do it alone. We need your help to fund our recruitment efforts and provide the

training and support our new graduate will need to succeed. Every donation counts, and every

dollar makes a difference. Let's create a better world for animals together.

 

Please consider donating today to support our mission and help us recruit and train the next

generation of veterinary professionals.

 

What will your donation provide?

• Additional care for the community's most vulnerable animals.
• Allow more community outreach – through our wellness program vaccines/spay & neuters.

• Give valuable experience in "Shelter medicine" to the country's future veterinarians.
• A weekly salary to support the DVM with the education costs incurred to achieve their degree.

 

Together we can take care of our most vulnerable animals and equip and mobilize the next

generation of young veterinarians in animal crisis care.