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Our
Mission statement
The Guelph Humane Society’s
mission is to promote the
welfare of all animals
and prevent cruelty and
suffering.
Welcome to the
Guelph Humane Society!
The Guelph
Humane Society (GHS) has been
sheltering and rescuing
animals in the Guelph/
Wellington Communities since
1893. Each year the GHS cares
for approximately 3000 animals
in need. Not only do we
provide animal sheltering and
adoption services but also
provide regular veterinary
care and have a progressive
spay/ neuter program in place.
The society
delivers a comprehensive
Humane Education Program to
community schools, to youth
groups and clubs as well as
right here at the shelter.
Visit our "Just For Kids"
section for more information.
The GHS enforces
the OSPCA Act investigating
animal cruelty and care
concerns in the Guelph and
Wellington County and handles
animal related by law
enforcement and licensing
services in the City of
Guelph.
The Guelph
Humane Society is a registered
charitable organization; it
does not receive any
government funding and exists
solely on private funding and
public donations.
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adopted
TIP
OF THE MONTH
With an ever expanding
community and an increase in
public concerns about coyote
sightings, we would like to
remind pet owners of the
importance of keeping cats
indoors and dogs safely
supervised. Coyotes are
primarily nocturnal, but can
often be seen in daylight
hours from late January to
late March, which is mating
season for coyotes. For more
information on how to live
with and enjoy wildlife
responsibly please visit
Ministry of Natural Resources
at www.mnr.gov.on.ca
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