Volunteer for Animal Organizations in Mississauga

Abbey Cat Adoptions
1077 North Service Road, Unit 39, Mississauga, Ontario

Abbey Cat Adoptions is a non-profit organization dedicated to finding permanent homes for abandoned cats and kittens in the Greater Toronto Area. We work closely with foster homes and potential adopters to find a suitable match between families and their new pet.

Keywords: Rescue and Adoption · Animals

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Adopt Me Canada
Mississauga, Ontario

With your help, we'll been able to find forever loving homes for so many cats and kittens!

Keywords: Rescue and Adoption · Animals

Volunteer Profile of Adopt Me Canada

Animal Aid Foundation
6-2400 Dundas St. W, Suite 114, Mississauga, Ontario

Animal Aid Foundation was established to address the issue of animal over-population and homeless pets. The Foundation achieves its mission by funding spay/neuter, veterinary medical care, adoption and public education programs.

Keywords: Rescue and Adoption · Animals

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Barlee's Angels Rescue Network
309 Lakeshore Road East - Lower, Mississauga, Ontario

Barlee's Angels Rescue Network (BARN) is a non-profit, all-breed animal rescue based in Guelph, Ontario, Canada. We are a group of volunteers dedicated to helping animals in need.

Keywords: Rescue and Adoption · Animals

Volunteer Profile of Barlee's Angels Rescue Network

Canadian Chinchilla Rescue
Mississauga, Ontario

We rehome unwanted chinchillas.

Keywords: Rescue and Adoption · Animals

Volunteer Profile of Canadian Chinchilla Rescue

Companion Animal Rescue Effort
1077 North Service Road, Mississauga, Ontario

Companion Animal Rescue Effort (C.A.R.E.) is devoted to the rescue of stray, abandoned, injured, orphaned cats and dogs, with special emphasis on feral cats. Volunteer-run, we are dependent on public donations to fund programs. There is no shelter facility at this time: we run a network of foster homes.

Keywords: Rescue and Adoption · Animals

Volunteer Profile of Companion Animal Rescue Effort

Ferret Aid Society
1250 South Service Road, Mississauga, Ontario

Most ferrets come to us either sick, malnourished or near death. We are a "no kill" shelter which means we never allow our ferrets to be put to sleep because they're old, if we're overcrowded or if they are diseased or ill and we can medically treat them. We rely on the donations of animal lovers to keep us running, and you're always welcome to adopt one of our babies.

The shelter is run on a volunteer basis and has no paid employees. We don't get any outside funding, even though we are a registered "not for profit" organization.

Our shelter officially opened it's doors to ferrets in Oct 1996. Lucky was our first successful rescue ferret. He came from a local Animal Pound where he was only hours away from being killed. Lucky is now happily living in B.C. with his new owner.

We love and treat all the ferrets who come into our doors as if they were our own. It's hard sometimes to see them go, but the good part of it is that we always know that they are going into a loving home with people who will love them as much as we did.

Keywords: Rescue and Adoption · Animals

Volunteer Profile of Ferret Aid Society

Toronto Cat Rescue
Mississauga, Ontario

TCR relies on volunteers to foster cats in their homes until a cat lover adopts them. Having a network of Foster Homes allows every cat in our care to be part of someone's home. It gives a rescued cat a chance to adapt to living with a family, sometimes with other cats, dogs and/or children.

Keywords: Rescue and Adoption · Animals

Volunteer Profile of Toronto Cat Rescue

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