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The Charlotte County SPCA is a small mainly 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.
Odie's surgery dates are this week for his eye and neuter. He's a fabulous boy who would love to find a home soon. He is joyous and happy to meet people and has been friendly to all dogs he has met. We have heard he has lived with cats in his previous life.
I am Daisy, I am just new to the shelter, but will be looking for a home soon. I am booked for spay this week. I am a 4 year old mixed breed doggo who weighs about 50 lbs. and I have been kind to the people and dogs I have met so far, but I'm still new so they are still getting to know me.
Sweet little Minnie was officially adopted today! ❤️
CHASE THE ACE HAS BEGUN!!
CCSPCA is fortunate to be a part of this exciting event! Join us for the journey!
Thank you to Pet Valu for hosting LUCY. This sweet girl has been adopted into a wonderful home! 🥰
🚩🚩 MISSING IN LEPREAU, PLEASE CONTACT THE NAME AND NUMBER ON POSTER IF SIGHTED OR FOUND. 🚩🚩
HOME SAFE - KITTY MISSING FROM OLD RTE. 1 HOME - After 10 days this little lady felt safe enough to come out of hiding. PJs family is overjoyed. Indoor cats who are lost rarely will travel far, but those who specialize in lost cats have found a pattern that these cats will often stay still and hide for up to 12 days before the need for water arises.
If you are looking for a quieter Kitty. Tis may be the one for you. Check her out on Petfinder. Tis originally came from the shelter, and we are helping her family find a wonderful home for her.
Tis - Private adoption is an adoptable Cat - Tuxedo & Domestic Short Hair Mix searching for a forever family near St Stephen, NB. Use Petfinder to find adoptable pets in your area.
HOME! The missing puppy in St. Stephen has been found and is home. Thank you for your shares. 🥰
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Oreo arrived on August 15 after being picked up in Saint John and rushed to the Emergency Vet by the New Brunswick SPCA Animal Protection as an emaciated kitten. He was observed there a couple of days and then brought to the shelter where he has quickly gained weight and is thriving. He is a super social little guy, full of purrs. Approximately 4.5 months old.
It was a great day for Mickey. He was adopted today :).
LITTLE RIDGE - Is this your cat? Black female cat has been wandering on a property in Little Ridge. Please inbox if this is your cat.
Musical week so far. Reba, Sonny and Cher have all been ADOPTED. 🥰
The owner of the Beaver Harbour kitty has been found. ❤️
Our "Bear" is still looking for his forever home. Such a sweet cat.
Special needs pets need homes too. Bear is a wonderful cat. He just needs a little extra TLC.
Low-income pet families who already own a cat they can’t afford to have spayed or neutered may have access to support from the SPNBA’s Happy Tails Fund. The program recently launched and offers limited availability, but SPSCNB hopes to expand its services across the province in the coming months with the help of additional veterinary partners. Low-income pet families or veterinarians seeking more information can email [email protected] or [email protected]
Interested in fostering? Let us know. At this time we are looking for those who can commit to 4-6 weeks and live close enough to be able to come to the shelter for vetting and to our veterinary partners in the county.
FOSTER HOMES - We are in the thick of an extremely busy time with lots of cats and kittens in need. Foster homes are always in need. If this is something you might be interested in, please do send in our foster form. Generally we are looking for kitten and puppy fosterers. The time limit can vary, but the greatest need is for those who can commit to 6-8 weeks and or those who can take on moms with babies. The photo is a stock photo, not a current litter. Please note that you do have to be in Charlotte County to be near the shelter and our veterinary partners. https://form.jotform.com/212733544314248
Introducing MICKEY - Mickey is a wonderful puppy, approx. 6 months old. Mickey is a pretty boy, a big mix. He is about 35 lbs. now, so will be expected to be a large sized dog as he has some growing to do. Mickey lived with other dogs. He came from a country home, so the bustle of town is something he is still getting used to with us. He is learning to walk on leash. Can be timid of novelty and new people, little bit of submissive peeing and hesitance at times, but is quickly fine when approached with appropriate body language and kind words. Mickey has met cats at the shelter and has been very curious but timid of them. If cats are in the home, it would be vitally important to manage that from the get go so that "chasing the cat" would not be a fun game that may not be so fun for many cats. He is scheduled to be neutered and he will be ready to home later in the week.
Our gratitude to both the folks who found these kittens Friday evening left in a box in the county. The gentleman who ended up bringing them in has ties here, but no longer lives here and was just visiting. He arrived with them and gave a substantial donation to help with their care. This shocked us and made us a little teary. Such a balance at this time of year of stress and sadness, with growing numbers of animals in need, but then also seeing the absolute best in people too. Thank you Mr. Connick. These are the types of situations we do need foster homes for. If you are interested in fostering and in the local area, please sign up for foster care here. https://form.jotform.com/212733544314248
Handsome kitten LANDON is looking for his forever home after his neuter. You can find out more about him here. https://www.petfinder.com/cat/landon-72400087/nb/st-stephen/charlotte-county-spca-nb01/
It's often the unexpected cats that end up being these great dog testers. Bowen arrived as a fearful adolescent cat back in 2023. She was adopted and came back due to her owner's signifcant health issues, adopted and then came back again as her owner said she seemed not to be eating. She has been back with us a little while and she has just been a funny little cat to watch. Because she was a bit timid originally it was a surprise that she seemed very curious and cheeky about dogs, coming up to the door to have a look, so today she met a couple of teenage pups and seemed to delight in being a big boss cat. 🥰🤣. We are hoping that her third time is forever. She deserves the best home as they all do.
LAP DOG - Odie never misses a chance to entertain. He is booked in for surgery on his eye and neuter, August 29. We are hoping to find him a home before then so he can recover in a loving home :). Good with all other dogs he has met, people and has lived with cats.
Incredible determination. After over a month, this kitty who went missing from the campground in St. Andrews is going home tomorrow. Susan Lewis with CARMA deserves so much thanks and praise. She was responsible for trapping two other cats last that escaped from their owner in a move last year. ❤️
CAT LOST IN ST ANDREWS
Have you found a missing cat? We were camping last week and have had a friend check for her. I called the campground in St. Andrews. It was Kiwanis Ocean View Campground. I will attach a photo of my cat. Her name is Mocha. She is not friendly towards strangers but can hunt and is spayed. Please call me if you have her or she is seen. Thank you kindly. My number is 506-897-0663.
We are excited to be involved in the next Chase the St Stephen Chase the Ace Group Inc. ❤️
Happy Saturday! Pleased to report that Roxette, Layla and Lexi have been adopted. ❤️
Born to suffer. Little Peanut is not out of the woods yet. We need to stop the flood.
Let's stop the flood.
Low-income pet families that already have a cat that they cannot afford to have spayed or neutered may be able to access support from the NBSPCA’s Happy Tails Fund. The program has recently launched and offers limited availability, but the NBSPCA hopes to expand services across the province over the coming months with the help of additional veterinarian partners. Low-income pet families or veterinarians looking for more information can email [email protected] or [email protected].
Every kitten born puts a strain on the system. There are just too many.
Let's stop the flood.
Low-income pet families that already have a cat that they cannot afford to have spayed or neutered may be able to access support from the NBSPCA’s Happy Tails Fund. The program has recently launched and offers limited availability, but the NBSPCA hopes to expand services across the province over the coming months with the help of additional veterinarian partners. Low-income pet families or veterinarians looking for more information can email [email protected] or [email protected].
2 MALE GUINEA PIGS TO BE REHOMED
Two male guinea pigs, 6 months old. The comfortable accommodations and some food are included, but pigs can be given away without the pen too. We just want a good place for them. Guinea pigs typically live 5 - 6 years. They can be active up to 20 hours/day and are quite social, so 2 is a good number. Please contact [email protected].
LEXI is the last kitten in her litter looking for a home. She is being spayed this week and will be ready to go Friday. https://www.petfinder.com/cat/lexi-72400206/nb/st-stephen/charlotte-county-spca-nb01/ .
Our sweet little MARTINA has been adopted!
A shelter offers a safe short term haven. But there's no place like home. Hundreds of cats and kittens are waiting in shelters across New Brunswick for a home just like yours.
Adopt a new friend today!
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Odie's surgery dates are this week for his eye and neuter. He's a fabulous boy who would love to find a home soon. He is joyous and happy to meet people and has been friendly to all dogs he has met. We have heard he has lived with cats in his previous life.
It's often the unexpected cats that end up being these great dog testers. Bowen arrived as a fearful adolescent cat back in 2023. She was adopted and came back due to her owner's signifcant health issues, adopted and then came back again as her owner said she seemed not to be eating. She has been back with us a little while and she has just been a funny little cat to watch. Because she was a bit timid originally it was a surprise that she seemed very curious and cheeky about dogs, coming up to the door to have a look, so today she met a couple of teenage pups and seemed to delight in being a big boss cat. 🥰🤣. We are hoping that her third time is forever. She deserves the best home as they all do.
Odie hasn't met a stranger yet. He is very playful, and is just the kindest little guy. He met many dogs today and he adjusted to every one of them. Male and female. With this little gal, he quickly learned that she was a bit timid of him if he got too silly, so he didn't do any wham, bam stuff.
We have another bit of a special needs kitty who came back to us at 11 years old when her owner was going into care. Originally Harmony with us in 2014, she is now Dinah. Dinah came in with two other kitties, Tempo and Rhythm who are still in their homes. They were always quite fearful but not feral. As you can imagine it's very stressful for Dinah to come back after 10 years, but she is making great progress in feeling safe. We are looking for a quiet hoe for Dinah. Someone who will let her blossom at her own pace. A real cat person :). If that's you, let us know.
Adorable Martina is still waiting for someone to fall in love with her. She is such a dear little cat.
Odie had a little trip to the beach this afternoon (if you are hot, head to the Ganong Nature Park). He was a bit timid about the water, didn't seem to have much experience with it, but was game to try it out. 🥰
LONGEST RESIDENT - Friar has really blossomed since he came back. Some cats just take longer to feel safe and Friar needs someone that's going to give him a few weeks to feel comfortable. He enjoys coming out to play now and his favourite toy is the one in this video. Friar is not comfortable about being handled or picked up and though he's been civil to the other cats he's met, he's not the biggest fan of them.
Angel out for a walk in the big city of St. Stephen :). She lived a very small rural life so is not used to a lot of traffic and people noise. She is a bit nervous, but happy to take things in. She's not been reactive, but just a bit skittish. Distance is a friend in these situations. This was a good spot for her to just absorb all that was happening around her. She is only a baby at under 8 months old. There are lots of "firsts" for her to experience.
Angel meets the "Granville Dog". Like many, she's a bit nervous about this dog that just sits there and stares.
Star and friends at the beach. She has come a long way. She can still get easily overwhelmed, but is now more open to new things and people.
Echo cooling off at the beach Tuesday evening.
The start of muzzle training Echo. Just a good skill for all dogs to have.
Cappy had a visit with Birdie. She's a bit intimidated by his size, but finds him quite silly. Read more about Cappy here https://www.petfinder.com/dog/captain-cappy-72144619/nb/st-stephen/charlotte-county-spca-nb01/
The "Inbetween" cats. Friar came to us back in October and was adopted earlier in the year and came back to us in April as he was not progressing as his adopter would have liked to see. Originally from a colony on Campobello, Friar is not a feral, but he's also quite reserved and does not like a lot of handling and needs a home where his people are content to let him come to them. His caretaker at the time tried to bring him in, but he bullied her cats, but outdoors he was the one getting bullied. This is a little video of Friar coming out to interact with Maria. When it's quiet he feels safe to check things out. If you think you can offer Friar a home where he can blossom at his own pace, let's chat. The shelter is not a great place for cats who are shy.
Echo's getting ready for her big surgery day. She will need to stay still for a little bit and having her trained for crate will be very beneficial.
People had asked about Lucy (Moose's friend). Lucy is doing very well. She has lost a pound and her energy is up. She is a playful little gal. A bit of her running around this morning before the heat kicked in.
Gillian is feeling great after her dental surgery. Short little clip from last night. She enjoyed a little lickable tube of food and was all purrs. Thank you to Dr. Rosamund Mayfield Veterinary Clinic and staff for wonderful care.
A little playtime with Gillian who will be getting her dental surgery this week. When she was dropped off we were given her age as 9, but a family member was in contact and confirmed that Gillian is more like 18 (as is her housemate Heidi, but they are not fond of each other - Heidi is much more reserved). Gillian acts like a much younger kitty. She is curious and active and loves to play. The family member said that she was an adept mouser and we have no doubt as she doesn't miss anything that moves. Thank you to all who have donated to the Fat Pie Shop fundraiser thus far to help her on her journey to a pain free mouth. 🥰
Gracie recently came back to us when her owner passed away. Very sweet and gentle adult tabby. Gracie did live with a dog and we believe another cat.
Looking for a sweet and gentle companion? Consider Minnie!
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.
