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Ladybird Animal Sanctuary - Hamilton, ON, Canada
2 recommendations and reviews from 2 people
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Referral from
September 15, 2017
Hadrianus1988 asked:Reputable no-kill animal shelters in Hamilton? Can anyone recommend a no-kill animal shelter in Hamilton/Burlington or the surrounding area? I've worked in a hardware store for a few years now. Summer after summer stray cats have made a home for themselves in my back compound. I've to date captured three of them and various co-workers have taken them home over the years. Unfortunately I can't seem to find anyone to take this little guy/gal this time around. I've haven't captured this cat yet but have been feeding him/her in the interim. I'm looking for a no-kill shelter I can bring him/her in case I don't find a home. Thanks in advance.
teanailpolish replied:The SPCA's TNR program if it is not friendly enough to adopt quickly and you are happy to keep on feeding it. If it is friendly, shelters are pretty busy with the end of kitten season but should be getting quieter now. Ladybird Animal Sanctuary http://www.ladybirdanimalsanctuary.com/ Pride: http://priderescue.ca/ Action Volunteers for Animals: http://www.actionvolunteersforanimals.com/ Abandoned Cats is out of Oakville-ish but has fosters in the area so may take them http://www.werescuecats.ca/
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Referral from
July 23, 2014
Jill C. asked:"dumped in cemetery, severely matted", "dumped behind Food Basics, 3 kittens", "dumped at shelter doors", adult cat, "left at storage unit, cat", when will this ever end?? How does one go about dumping a living soul to fend for itself? especially babies without a mom?? A spay neuter clinic is needed desperately for this city / NO cost for anyone! Low cost vetting for those who can't afford to pay the high costs at most vets! However, sadly, no matter how much education is given, some people have the mindset that animals are disposable. I wish we could change their minds.Jill C. replied:http://www.ladybirdanimalsanctuary.com/
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