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Welcome to the Yarmouth SPCA website.
We are proud to announce that our shelter has once again been chosen as one of 30 shelters across Canada as a Pedigree Adoption Drive (tm) Campaign Partner Shelter. This is a year-long program to raise funds and awareness about shelter dogs across the country. Once again, Pedigree has enlisted the support of four-time World Figure Skating Champion, and self-proclaimed dog lover, Kurt Browning to help spread awareness about the plight of shelter dogs and encourage all Canadians to consider making a difference in the life of these dogs.
For animals available at this time, please go to petfinder.com. Our list is up-dated weekly. Also, please visit www.mypedigree.ca
In order to adopt an animal from us, we require an approved questionnaire prior to adoption. Go to our adoption page for the procedures required. We're always looking for good and loving homes.
*You can make a secure donation to our Yarmouth Branch Animal Shelter on line. All donations greatly appreciated!
MEMBERSHIP
Your membership in the Yarmouth SPCA is very important to us. For only $15 a year you can make a real difference in an animals life.
Call for your membership form today!
CRUELTY COMPLAINTS
The Nova Scotia SPCA encourages individuals to report all suspected cases of abuse or neglect. Without the assistance of the public, our mission to prevent cruelty to animals, help animals in need, and prosecute offenders would be nearly impossible.
If you suspect animal cruelty, call the Nova Scotia SPCA provincial office at 902-835-4798 or toll-free at 1-888-703-7722.
The Nova Scotia SPCA provincial office is staffed from 9AM to 5PM Monday to Friday. When calling after hours, please leave a brief message along with your name, and the phone number where you may be reached during normal business hours. Outside regular office hours, if you feel you are dealing with an emergency, please call your local police department or RCMP detachment.
We will respond to your complaint as quickly as we can, but we have a limited number of qualified agents spread around the province, and we must prioritize the reports we receive. If you feel the situation you reported is worsening, or becoming urgent, please call to let us know that things have changed. If you are dealing with a true emergency, and an animal is at risk or permanent injury or death, call your local police department or RCMP detachment.
All complaints are strictly confidential.
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Below are some photos from the shelter. Click on view all to go to the gallery page and browse all the photos.
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