Burlington Humane Society

Animal Adoptions of Flamborough is a registered charity dedicated to the care of lost, mistreated, and abandoned animals, operated entirely by a volunteer Board of Directors. The organization follows a no-kill policy, ensuring that all animals in their care are fostered until they find secure, loving homes. With a commitment to responsible pet adoption, they carefully screen prospective pet owners and provide thorough medical care for all animals, including wellness checkups and vaccinations. The organization relies solely on public donations and fundraising efforts to cover essential costs such as veterinary fees, food, and shelter for the animals in their care. Generated from the website

The Mississauga Humane Society (MHS) is a registered nonprofit, no-kill charity founded in 1999, dedicated to rescuing and caring for animals in need. Operated by passionate volunteers and supported by donations, MHS focuses on providing loving homes for cats and dogs while advocating for animal welfare in the community. Through various programs, including adoption services and long-term care for animals, MHS aims to give every pet a second chance at life. The organization also encourages community involvement through membership, sponsorship, and volunteer opportunities, fostering a compassionate network of animal lovers. Generated from the website

The Ferret Aid Society, a non-profit shelter based in Etobicoke, ON, was established to rescue and care for ferrets that are sick, malnourished, or near death. The Society operates solely on volunteer efforts and donations from animal lovers, ensuring that no ferret is put to sleep due to overcrowding or illness. Founded in October 1996 by Randy Belair, the shelter came into existence as a response to the urgent need for ferret rescue following a heartbreaking incident involving an abandoned ferret. Unbeknownst to many, ferrets are domesticated animals that cannot survive in the wild, and the Society is dedicated to educating the public while providing loving homes for these vulnerable pets. Generated from the website