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How To Protect Baby Wildlife in Your Backyard This Spring
As you start to prepare your backyard for warmer weather this spring, keep an eye out forincreased wildlife activity. Our yards are a common place for urban wildlife to have and raisetheir babies. Mother rabbits in particular love to make their nests in the tall grass...
Meet the 2022 Hamilton/Burlington SPCA Volunteer of the Year: Christine Steeves
16 years ago, Christine started volunteering with the Hamilton/Burlington SPCA.
How to adopt a pet in Hamilton
At the Hamilton/Burlington SPCA (HBSPCA), pet adoption is a collaborative effort between the staff, animals, and prospective adopter to find the best possible fit for all involved. The process may look different for each person depending on their situation, but the...
Does my pet need the rabies vaccine in Hamilton?
Cats and dogs must be vaccinated against rabies in the City of Hamilton. The law was enacted in 2019 after a rabies outbreak infected hundreds of animals and humans in the city. Rabies is a preventable viral disease most often transmitted through the bite of a...
Get your pet a microchip in Hamilton
Microchipping your cat or dog is a one-time procedure that will last a lifetime. The simple and painless process performed at the Hamilton/Burlington SPCA (HBSPCA) can significantly improve your chances of locating your missing pet. According to data from Eidap...
Where to spay or neuter your pet in Hamilton
Pet owners in Hamilton have plenty of options and resources when it comes to spaying or neutering their animals. Getting your pet spayed or neutered improves their overall quality of life by decreasing the probability of certain cancers and infections. It can also...
Volunteer with animals in Hamilton
Volunteers are integral to ensuring the Hamilton/Burlington SPCA remains a progressive leader in animal welfare and in the community. Volunteers play a truly rewarding role as organizational ambassadors. "My passion and love for animal welfare and the community are...
Spay or neuter your pet in Hamilton
The Hamilton/Burlington SPCA (HBSPCA) provides low-cost, high-quality spay and neuter surgeries for your feline friends in keeping with the organization's commitment to keeping animals healthy and helping to control the cat population. “There is a huge cat...
What is Trap, Neuter, Vaccinate, and Return (TNVR)?
Community cats, while cute, can be problematic for a community. They can have a negative impact on local ecosystems and spread disease to humans and other animals. Community Cats also typically live very short lives and suffer through excruciating injuries and...
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