Empowering pet parents to raise happy and healthy pets
Our Community Partners
At healthcareforpets.com we are passionate about the health and well-being of pets and support animal welfare organizations that share this passion and hope that you will too! We’re fans of how the following organizations work to promote the safe integration of animals into our communities.
If you would like us to promote your worthy organization, please email info@healthcareforpets.com.
Toronto Humane Society
It is the mission of The Toronto Humane Society to promote the humane care and protection of all animals and to prevent cruelty and suffering.
The Ralph Site
The Ralph Site is a not-for-profit website and Facebook community that provides support to pet carers around the loss of a beloved companion
Ontario Association of Veterinary Technicians
Vision: Enhance the Health and Welfare of Animals.
Guelph Animal Hospital
At Guelph Animal Hospital nothing makes us happier than helping our patients achieve wellness.
HelpingLostPets.com (HeLP)
HelpingLostPets.com (HeLP) is a National Pet Registry that is FREE for all to use and is map based. Our mission is to have one website where ALL Lost and Found Pets are listed. We also have adoptable pets listed too.
Toronto Animal Services (TAS)
Toronto Animal Services (TAS) encourages safe and enjoyable communities for both people and pets. TAS promotes responsible pet ownership, encourages voluntary compliance with animal-related laws, promotes pet adoption and pet licensing and microchipping.
OVC Pet Trust
OVC Pet Trust honours the relationship between pets, their people and veterinary care givers. We do this by raising funds and supporting learning, healthcare and research at the Ontario Veterinary College.
Etobicoke Humane Society
To protect, care for and advance the welfare of animals.
Papayago Rescue House
Papayago Rescue House exists as a nonprofit 501(c)(3), Georgia Department of Agriculture inspected rescue, to support the wellbeing and maintenance of parrots through rescue, rehabilitation, retraining, and rehoming.
