The Guelph Humane Society is holding a Microchip Clinic on October 19th, 2019!

Cost: $35* (cash, debit, credit accepted)

*Please note registration page says “Free” however the $35 is to be paid at the time of your appointment.

Location: Wayne Pitman Ford,

895 Woodlawn Rd W, Guelph, ON N1K 1B7

Date: Saturday October 19th, 2019

Times: 9am-3pm

You can book multiple appointments to have your pets microchipped!

Each animal should have a person with them.

All dogs must be on a leash, all cats must be in a carrier.

Register your pet!

We will also have REN’S PETS , Royal Canin and Dogs In The Park with us, so make sure to come by and say hi!

Please read and complete the following forms and bring them with you to your appointment, or submit it to kohanley@guelphhumane.ca prior to the event.

• Registration form (one per pet)
• Photo and liability form (one per owner)

Thank you for your support of the Guelph Humane Society, and the animals that we protect. In March, we asked you to reach out to your MPP to let them know how important it is that animals in Guelph and Wellington County continued to be protected, despite the OSPCA’s withdrawal from enforcement. We are happy to share that your voice was heard – you were the voice for the animals, who have no one else.

The Ontario Government has proposed an amendment to the Ontario SPCA Act (Bill 117), which if passed, would enable our organization to continue the enforcement work we are already doing to protect animals in Guelph and Wellington County. This temporary legislative measure will keep animals safe in the interim, while a more robust, transparent and accountable animal protection system can be developed for Ontario. This is what you asked for!

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Guelph, ON (March 14, 2019) – The Guelph Humane Society (GHS) wants to ensure animals in Guelph and Wellington County continue to be protected, following an unexpected decision from the Ontario SPCA last week to end its work in investigating and enforcing animal cruelty laws. The move will remove authority from OSPCA agents as soon as April 1, 2019, unless the provincial government accepts a three-month transition period offered by the OSPCA.

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