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Boxer Rescue Ontario is a registered Canadian charity staffed solely by volunteers dedicated to placing homeless boxers in loving homes and promoting responsible pet ownership in and around Ontario.

Our mission statement says it all.

Founded in 1993, Animal Aide is a non-profit, no-kill animal rescue organization, funded from adoptions and donations and staffed by volunteers and one manager. Animal Aide finds permanent homes 500 cats every year. We also provide volunteer opportunities for many animal-lovers in the community, including seniors, students, adults, Ontario Works and Community Service clients and intellectually-challenged youth and adults.

NFTRA has been operating in Maple Ridge since the late 70's. We offer 3 ten to twelve week riding sessions per year to disabled adults and children. We have between 80-90 riders in our program each week. Our program relies on the assistance of over 80 volunteers per week. We currently have 5 riding instructors and 8 equine therapists (Horses). Almost all our funding is through the generosity of groups and individuals who sponsor our horses and donate to our program generally.

Programs and Services include: - drop-in Lunch for Adults - Social Service and Counseling - Art Program for Adults - Children's Afterschool Programs (Homework Club and Math Tutoring) - Fuel for School (breakast and packed lunch program) - Volunteer training St. Felix Centre provides compassionate service in a warm, respectful environment to anyone seeking assistance.

Therapeutic Paws of Canada is a national Non-Profit volunteer organization providing dog and cat visitation resources for human needs (physical, mental, educational, motivational, and socialization) through regular visits to hospitals, residences, schools, etc.

We are a Humane Society dedicated to finding homes for stray cats and dogs as well as spreading the word about spay and neuter. We spay and neuter all pets Before they go out to new owners if they are old enough. After a couple of years in existence, we were able to purchase jointly with the Town of Meadow Lake a used kennel building which was moved the summer of 2007 onto a lot in the industrial area of town. As of December 2007 it was set up for interior use. Outdoor pens were set up in 2008. This new building now houses both our adoptable dogs & cats! It is much cleaner, brighter & better built than our previous shelter to house the animals and will serve the town well as both a shelter & pound building. We are 100% volunteer operated. Thanks to the Town of Meadow Lake & the hard working volunteers of MLDHS. See our adoptable pets at www.mldhs.petfinder.com or contact us at mldhs@sasktel.net. We thank you for any donations we receive via Canada Helps.

LAPS number one priority is to ensure that superior care is given to the animals. It is in the staff’s job description to ensure each dog is exercised at least 3 times per day, that they reside in clean kennels all day and that they receive good quality food & medical care. Cats have extra large cages and a communal area for exercise.

Incorporated on May 8, 1984, the Société pour la Prévention de la Cruauté faite aux Animaux is affiliated with the Montreal SPCA. The mission of this non-profit organization is to protect all animals in the Outaouais region.

Abbey Cat Adoptions is a non-profit organization dedicated to finding permanent homes for abandoned cats and kittens in the Greater Toronto Area. We work closely with foster homes and potential adopters to find a suitable match between families and their new pet.

Pomeranian and Small Breed Rescue is a volunteer rescue group, providing care for dogs that have been surrendered, or are in danger of losing their lives in local Animal Control facilities. We are a registered Canadian charity, operated by a group of dedicated volunteers working to provide a safe and loving environment for these wonderful animals. Since its onset ten years ago, Pomeranian and Small Breed Rescue has successfully placed over 600 dogs into caring, loving homes. We have gone from one foster home to over 20 active volunteers.

SAGA is a volunteer run, non-profit organization that was founded in the summer of 2003 by a group of people that had fallen in love with these majestic animals and saw the demand for such an organization here in Alberta. Not only does SAGA promote the adoption of retired racing greyhounds to loving homes, our mandate also includes providing information about greyhounds to the public. These dogs are not what most people would expect, which is why we encourage everyone to come experience them at one of our Meet and Greet events. SAGA is committed to looking out for the welfare of retired racing greyhounds, educating people about ex-racing greyhounds, their qualities as pets, and their care.