We help stray or lost pets to find their owners!

Now serving Newmarket and the surrounding communities of York Region, Ontario

Newmarket, Ontario Canada

 

Animals Currently Looking For A New Home:
All animals require an adoption fee. No animals on this website are for free!

 

 

ODE TO A MUTT

Born in an alley, one of six was I, no right to live, too tough to die.  Worn out mother, father unknown, runt of the litter, in a world alone.
Raised in the streets by wits alone, taken in twice by what I hoped was home.  Not well bred the people would say, can't keep him when he looks that way. 
Legs too long, head too small, didn't notice the heart at all.  Look at me deep I wanted to say, I'll give you love, please let me stay. Somewhere I know there's a place for me, where I can share love someone will see.  Someone will look beneath my fur and skin, see my soul and take me in.

Author Unknown

Please remember this when looking for a pet to welcome into your family!

Free e-book: "Adopting a Rescue Dog - The First 7 days"

 

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Home Needed for Thunder the Dog!

I am writing to you to ask your help in finding a home for Patches.  Her owner recently died in a tragic car accident and she is now left alone in a house North of Peterborough with neighbors checking in on her from time to time and feeding her.

Patches is a female Border collie / Husky / Corgie mix approx. 8 yrs old.  She is house trained and likes to spend most of her time outdoors. I would estimate her weight at about 65lbs. She has lived with a cat all her life and is very friendly with all people and other dogs. We would be happy to pay for her food, health care and living expenses until a suitable home is found.
(07/01/10)

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Home Needed for Thunder!

THUNDER's been a very lucky cat so far, as I rescued him from the streets of Muscat, Oman, in the Middle East.  I worked there for a few years and feral cats seem to be the norm, along with people who adopt pets and then abandon them when it’s time to leave.  It's a really sad scene.

I would pick up strays and take them to a local vet to have them neutered, vaccinated and released in an effort to keep the cat population down. I did the best I could because I am an animal lover.  I actually fostered quite a few cats over there, one of them being THUNDER. 

When I came home to Canada, I brought 5 kitties with the intention of giving them a chance of living a comfortable, secure life here.  Bringing them here was NOT an easy decision - it was very stressful and costly, but I was unable to find them decent homes in Oman and I'd also grown very attached to them.  I couldn't abandon them.  I have been lucky to find forever homes for 4 of them, but I have 1 left – THUNDER.   

THUNDER is male, neutered, fastidiously clean (except when he likes to take a dirt-bath and then promptly licks himself clean) and a great pet with tons of great qualities, but is more of an 'alpha' cat and is causing a fuss with the 2 other cats I had before my adventure overseas, which is not fair to them.  He is good-natured, affectionate, extremely intelligent (loves to watch other animals on TV) and likes to go outdoors for some fresh air, but doesn’t wander too far.  He would make a great pet if someone is willing to give him a chance. He would not be good with other pets, children, or the elderly, as he can be nervous at times due to his part-Siamese nature, no doubt.  I would say that he's 'cuddly' because he loves to come near us when he wants to get warm but it's on his own terms -- he's a real cat of course.  He also can be trained, as I've managed to train him quite well -- he understands many commands -- like a dog -- and usually follows my instructions.  He's quite a cat!!

Please, I really really need to find him his own place to rest his weary head. I am located in Mississauga, Ontario but am willing to travel to take him to that perfect forever home!

(04/12/10)

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Kate and Me Cat Rescue has lots of Cats in Need of Great Homes!

 

Kate and Me is a non-profit rescue group that helps many abandoned, stray, and surrendered cats find wonderful homes. It is a rescue group that takes the time and care to help the many beautiful cats that need help. Kate and Me is operating solely by volunteers who give of their time and energy to assist these wonderful animals. Adoption fees include the fact that the cat has been altered, updated with vaccines and fully checked by a veterinarian. Trial adoptions are also available. Donations and contributions are appreciated and go directly to help the many other cats or kittens in need of assistance. Please give us a call anytime for arrangements to see the cats. Some of our precious cats are also at the PetsMart adoption center in Newmarket . Please feel free to come by and view the cats at the adoption center. Thank you for caring.

Come Visit Us!
Please come visit some of our cats at the adoption center at PetsMart in Newmarket in the Cosco plaza at Yonge and Greenlane.


We're looking for Volunteer's! Please contact Evelyn at 905-953-8355 (or by email) for more information.

For more info, please see the Kate and Me website

 


   

Tiny Paws Dog Rescue Canada

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For more info, check out their website!

 


 

Canadian Yorkshire Terrier Rescue Needs Homes!

 

Canadian Yorkshire Terrier Rescue works hard fostering and placing dogs but without a number of  foster homes, adopters and continued donations it is difficult to continue this important work. If you know of anyone who would like to adopt a Yorkie , Silky or other small dog, or would be willing to foster one, please go to our website and request an adoption or foster application. Some of you have met Ty and seen how well he is doing. He was WITHIN HOURS of being euthanized when CYTR stepped in. He has several more years in him and is a great dog. Ty would have died because someone could not be bothered to pay under a dollar a day for medication and spend time training him.
Canadian Yorkshire Terrier rescue has lots of dogs (male and female) available for adoption right now and give a great dog a home.  www.canadianyorkshireterrierrescue.com

For more info, please see the CYTR website

 


 

Please remember that: Pets Are for Life, Not for Christmas!

 


 

 Animal Crusaders of Ontario have many cats looking for homes!

For more information on Animal Crusaders of Ontario check out their website

 


 

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