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our latest Adopt-a-Pet poster. (July 2008)
Please feel free to help us advertise our pets by printing a few of these off and displaying them in your area!
Contact Information
Mailing address:
Charlotte County SPCA
PO Box 334
St. Stephen, NB
E3L 2X2 Canada
Physical location:
Charlotte County Animal Shelter
112 Prince William St.
St. Stephen, NB
Ph: 506-465-7657
Email: ccspca@nb.aibn.com
Registered Charitable No.
88180 2029 RR0001
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CCSPCA NEWS
FEATURED PETS
Spike!Adorable!
PCA very pretty girl!
Get a deal on Terrific Tuesdays!
Adult cats can be adopted for only $50 on Tuesdays at the new shelter. We hope to see you between 2-5 PM!
Kitten season is still here!
Kittens are still here! We have a variety of adorable kittens at the shelter looking for homes, with more on the way. Now is the time of year we need new homes the most - please consider helping us out by adopting a new furry friend today!
New Shelter is here! Our new animal shelter opened on October 4th. Both dogs and cats are housed at the new shelter. The new shelter hours are Saturdays from 11 AM - 2 PM and Tuesdays through Fridays from 2-5 PM. Now would probably also be a good time to remind people of the importance of spaying and neutering. If you or someone you know has un-fixed cats, please come and talk to us. We can help.
More Pets Here
Shelter Hours
We are open on Saturdays from 11 AM - 2 PM and Tuesdays through Fridays from 2-5 PM. Contact us by phone at 506-465-7657 or via email at ccspca@nb.aibn.com (If you are a long distance phone call away, we can only get back to you by email - thanks).
Animal cruelty laws need help!
Our current Federal animal cruelty laws are completely inadequate. Visit the Canadian Federation of Humane Socities website to find out some simple and easy ways you can help make Canada a safer place for animals!
SNAP!
Our Spay Neuter Assistance Program is available for those in financial need. We loan participants part of the cost of surgery, as a no interest loan. Please phone our voicemail line at 465-7657 or email to speak with a volunteer about this program.
Adoption News!
Shandy has been adopted and is now living at his new home! Shandy had been with us for some time and we are so pleased to hear how well he is doing with his new human and animal family. To see more of our happy adoption 'tails' check this out!
Make a donation online! Through the magic of of the internet you can now purchase tickets for any of our events, draws or other activities (or just make a donation!) online! Just click on the 'Donate Now' button below!
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WORTH MENTIONING
New Shelter Wish List! We are in need of a chest freezer for the new animal shelter. It can be used, but must be in good working order. We can issue tax receipts for the market value of anything donated. We are also looking for an animal lover with a snowplow who might be interested in donating their services to us over the winter - just let us know. Thank you for thinking of us!
New Volunteer Orientation sessions! Now that our animal shelter is almost here we are looking for adult volunteers interested in volunteering begining this fall. Volunteers are needed in the areas of shelter assistance, dog walking, animal transport, phone duty, fundraising and education. Please contact us if you are interested in learning how you can help the homeless animals of our community or check back here soon for the date of our next session!
Junior volunteers
We really appreciate all the young people who are interested in helping at the animal shelter. Currently we are able to accept volunteers between 10 and 18 years of age, if they are accompanied by a parent at all times. There are many other ways younger people can help the animals as well - just click here!

New Shelter update! The Charlotte County Animal Shelter at 112 Prince William St. in Stephen opened on Saturday, October 4th! We are so excited and grateful for the support we receive from the community, and we need your help now more than ever. We continue to be a small, volunteer group and run solely on fundraising and donations. Without a shelter we've managed to take in (and find homes for!) more than 1000 cats and 500 dogs. Imagine what we can do with a real shelter! Thank you so very much to all who continue to support us. We couldn't do it without you! Huge thanks to everyone who donated time or materials towards the construction (complete list to be posted here soon). We can't tell you how much we, and the animals, appreciate it!
Need a gift idea?
How about making a donation to the CCSPCA in someone's name? You get the tax receipt (for donations over $10) and the recipient gets a lovely note, and the animals get help - everybody wins! Call or email for info today!
FUNDRAISING EVENTS:
Dog Jog!
Our annual Dog Jog was held on Sunday, September 28th at the new shelter in St. Stephen! Thanks so much to all who came out in the rain and to everyone who donated. Almost $1000 was raised for the CCSPCA! And congratulations to Pat Swansburg, who was the winner of the Nancy Shantz and Shadow award for raising the most money!
Indoor Yard & Estate Sale!
Join us on Saturday, October 25th from 9 AM - 2 PM for an indoor yard & estate sale at the Oak Bay Firehall - all kinds of items available - we hope to see you there!
Contest - vote for us!
Vote for us! The Charlotte County SPCA is included in the contest "Animal Rescue Site 100,000 Shelter Challenge by Petfinder". Votes are limited to one per person per day until December 14, 2008. The shelter with the most votes wins cash prizes. Please visit the website below daily and vote for the Charlotte County SPCA.
Vote here!
Sponsor-a-Pet
Do you have room in your heart but not in your home?
If so, the CCSPCA Sponsor-a-Pet Program may be for you. Great for humane education in the classroom! Download an application form
here.
THINKGREEN program!
We are pleased to announce a partnership with Eastern Charlotte Waterways to help us implement the THINKGREEN fundraising program in Charlotte County. The THINKGREEN program involves collecting used inkjet and laser print cartridges and cell phones, which are sent in to be recycled which we are then paid for. Money from this project will go to our New Shelter Fund. So if you have any old inkjet or laser printer cartridges or cell phones around, just drop them off! Not only will you be helping us raise money, you'll be helping the environment as well! Cartridges and cell phones can be dropped off at:
the CCSPCA Cat Shelter and Mayfield Vet Clinic in St. Stephen, Cummings Convenience Store and the Ross Memorial Library in St. Andrews, Image Express and the St. George Pharmacy in St. George and Eastern Charlotte Waterways in Black's Harbour.
Need petsitting in St. Andrews?
Caira and Freya Clark, 2 of our young supporters, have started Purrfect Pet Care, a petsitting business in St. Andrews. They are generously donating 50% of their profits to the CCSPCA! Please call them at 529-1091 for more info!
Memorial Cards
If you would like to make a donation in memory of a friend or loved one, memorial cards can be picked up in St. Stephen at Stuart's Gifts, Stationary Plus, Humphreys' Funeral Home and Mehan's Funeral Home. In St. Andrew's memorial cards are available at Cummings Convenience Store. In St. George you can find them at the St. George Funeral Home. Thank you for thinking of us.
Thinking about declawing your cat?
This invasive and painful surgery is not something the CCSPCA recommends. Read a vet's opinion on it here!
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WHO WE ARE
The Charlotte County SPCA is a small volunteer non-profit. We work hard to find homes for stray and homeless animals in our little corner of New Brunswick. We receive no government or other types of funding, and run solely on donations and fundraising we do ourselves. We are a registered charity with Revenue Canada, which means that all donations over $10 are tax deductible. Reg'd No.: 88180 2029 RR0001
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LOST DOG OR CAT?
Charlotte County does have an animal control officer - Mike Shannon. He is responsible for picking up dogs running at large in Charlotte County and stray or unidentified cats within the town of St. Stephen. If you have lost a dog or cat, your first call should be to him. His number is 466-5031. You should contact vet clinics in our area (St. Stephen and St. Andrews) - sometimes an animal can be injured and picked up by someone passing by and brought to a vet clinic further away than you would think your animal could travel. We also have a Lost and Found list, so you should contact us as well. Also check Petfinder.com's 'lost and found' section in their classifieds.
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HOW TO ADOPT
Adopting a pet is a long term commitment. Dogs live 8-12 years while cats can live an average of 15-20 years. During the time you own a pet, you may change jobs, move, get married or divorced, or have children. Don't let one of these events cause you to abandon or give away a pet. Pets become extremely attached to their owners and deserve to be treated with kindness and respect. Avoid hurting and causing undue stress to a helpless animal. Before you adopt, please seriously consider the long-term commitment involved.
Please contact us by email if you are a long distance phone call away.
During the adoption process, we will ask you questions about you, your family and your home and we will be glad to answer any questions you may have. Our adoption policy requires potential adopters to meet the animals in person, which means that all potential adopters must come to St. Stephen, NB. We do not ship animals anywhere. No animals will be held without an approved application form and adoption fee paid. Adoption fees can be paid by cash, cheque or online (use the 'Donation' button below). Please be aware, there is a minimum 24 hour waiting period after applications are received before an animal can go home.
Dogs -
The first step in the dog adoption process is sending us the application form. The form is available for download here. Please print, fill out, and fax to the attention of Gail at 506-466-9950. We prefer to have the application form in hand prior to potential adopters meeting the dogs as this allows us to review the application and check necessary references. This way potential adopters can know if their application is approved before making the trip to meet the dogs.
Cats -
All cats and kittens are spayed/neutered before they leave the shelter. The form is available for download here. You may print, fill out, and fax to the attention of Evie at 506-755-1327, or print in advance and bring to the shelter, or fill out at the shelter in person.
ADOPTION FEES Cats have an adoption fee of $80 ($85 if paying with PayPal). This fee includes their spay/neuter, their rabies shot (if they are old enough), their first set of annual shots and a feline leukemia test for adult cats. Dogs and puppies are $100 ($110 if paying with PayPal), this also includes the animal's spay/neuter and first shots. Adopters may be responsible for their new animal's booster shots, if the animal has not been with us long enough to receive them. To pay by long distance through PayPal - please click on the 'Make a Donation' button directly below.
ADOPTION APPLICATION - DOG
ADOPTION APPLICATION - CAT
If you don't have Acrobat Reader, please download it first by clicking on the image below.
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VOLUNTEERING
Volunteers are needed in the following areas: Shelter assistance, animal transport, dog walking, fundraising, education, and phone duty. Please call or email for more information.
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DONATIONS
We are an all-volunteer group. We receive no government or other types of funding, and run solely on donations and fundraising we do ourselves. The cost of food and medical care for our rescued pets is high so we truly depend on the kindness and generosity of people like you.
To make a donation, please mail a cheque or money order to the address below.
Charlotte County SPCA
PO Box 334
St. Stephen, NB E3L 2X2 Canada
Or, to make a secure donation online via credit card, click on the button below.
All donations over $10.00 are tax-deductible.
We are also always in need of the following items: cat litter (non clumping), dry and canned cat, kitten, dog and puppy food (no 'No Name' brand please), paper towels, garbage bags and laundry detergent. Call or email us if you can help. Thank you!
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COME VISIT US
The new animal shelter at 112 Prince William St. in St. Stephen opened on October 4th, 2008. Both dogs and cats are housed at the new shelter. Our hours of operation are Saturday from11 AM - 2 PM and Tuesdays through Fridays from 2-5 PM. Please call 506-465-7657 for more info! [If you are a long distance phone call away, please email for more info.]
NB SPCA
We are the Charlotte County or CC SPCA. Our mandate is to find good homes for unwanted and stray companion animals in Charlotte County. There is however, an organization that deals with cruelty, neglect and abuse of animals in New Brunswick and that is the NB SPCA. Their phone number is 506-467-6297.
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Rabies Info
Over the past 10 years there have been cases of rabies in wild animals in Charlotte County. If you have any questions or concerns about rabies in wild or domestic animals, please call the provincial Rabies Info Line at 1-877-372-2437. More info here.
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