Shelburne PET Projects

At PET Projects, we believe that no single organization or shelter can solve the problem of pet homelessness and animal welfare alone. That's why we're committed to working together with our community to make a meaningful impact. Our team is here to empower, equip, and encourage individuals like you to support companion animals in Shelburne County and help pet owners provide the best possible care for their furry friends.

If you suspect that an animal is being abused, please don't hesitate to take action. You can call the provincial SPCA's toll-free Cruelty Line at 1-888-703-7722 or visit their website to report online. Together, we can make a difference for animals in need. Report animal abuse to Novascotiaspca.ca

At PET Projects, we understand that taking in a stray animal or facing financial difficulties can make it challenging to provide necessary veterinary care, such as spaying or neutering. That's why we offer assistance to help pet owners obtain these vital procedures, which play a crucial role in controlling the unwanted pet population. Our support is subject to the availability of funds and veterinary services, and we're committed to doing everything we can to help pets and their owners in need. NOTE: Available to Shelburne County residents only based on approved applications.

We know that unexpected veterinary bills can be a significant financial burden for many families, and that the cost of treatment can be a barrier to accessing necessary care for sick or injured animals. At PET Projects, we're committed to helping pet owners and rescuers in these difficult situations by providing subsidies for veterinary costs, when funding is available. We understand that the well-being of an animal and the peace of mind of their owner or rescuer are intertwined, and we're here to support both. NOTE: Available to Shelburne County residents only based on approved applications.

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