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The Hamilton/Burlington SPCA is an animal welfare charity. The HBSPCA protects animals from people, cares for animals in its companion animal hospital, kennels and foster homes and promotes responsible pet ownership.
The HBSPCA receives thousands of adoption applications every year, and we want to respect your time and effort, while finding every animal their forever home. That's why we've created a first-of-its-kind, Adoption Commitment Approach.
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Hamilton/Burlington SPCA, Hamilton, Ontario. 28,176 likes · 557 talking about this · 1,573 were here. A private, not-for-profit animal welfare...
We've undergone significant transformations to become Ontario's preferred animal shelter, and one of Canada's most recognized SPCA organizations. Driven by passionate volunteers, our organization has grown to serve 11,000+ animal each year.
The Hamilton/Burlington SPCA (HBSPCA) is committed to thriving animals, thriving pet families and thriving communities. Founded in 1887, our mission was animal protection and our focus was working animals.
Mar 1, 2024 · The Hamilton/Burlington SPCA (HBSPCA) has been operating at close to capacity for the last year, with numerous animals still looking for a new home. About 60 animals are available for...
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Your unwavering support makes a world of difference in the lives of so many pets and their owners. Together, we're building a healthier community for all! 🐶🐱 ️ Keep an eye on our website for upcoming clinic dates www.hbspca.com #PetHealth #CommunityCare #HealthyPets #EvaRothwellCentre #hbspca #community #petsarefamily #peopleandpets
Collection: Adoptable Dogs. By choosing to make the lifetime commitment of adopting your new family member from the Hamilton/Burlington SPCA, you are not only helping to give an animal in need a forever home, you are helping support programs that support the community and help us continue the cycle of rescuing, rehabilitating and rehoming.
