Wellington Animal Rescue Fund

11/29/2023

Happy News!
Juno, now known as Polly (Pocket!) has found her furr-ever family!
We couldn't be more excited for the match, she really hit the jackpot winning the family she did!
Thank you so much to the Kittmers for opening their heart and their home to Polly! 🥰

11/23/2023

For Christmas this year, Juno is asking Santa for a family of her own.
The ideal family would be one with someone to snuggle with, someone who loves giving pets, and has lots of extra treats!
Juno is spayed, vaccinated, dewormed and has had flea prevention.
Juno has been tested with older kids (9+) and she was as sweet as can be.
If you think you can give Juno the gift of a forever family, please call, email or come into Wellington Animal Hospital to fill out an application for Juno!

11/20/2023

Juno is so sweet and affectionate!
We would love to see Juno get into her forever home where she is able to get all the pets and love she's begging for.
If you're interested in being Juno's forever home, please call 519-539-9722, email [email protected] or pop in to fill out an adoption application.

11/13/2023

Juno is still waiting for her furever home!
What we know about Juno so far is that she loves people. She starting purring as soon as someone enters the room, and begs to be pet.
She says "No thank you!" to getting picked up.
She is also a big lover of food!
Juno has not been tested with children, cats or dogs at this time.
Juno has such a sweet character. If you're interested in Juno, please call or email us at Wellington Animal Hospital.
[email protected]
519-539-9722

11/06/2023

We're excited to introduce Juno!
This sweet girl came to WARF after being found alone at a remote farm.
She has been spayed, microchipped and tested negative for FIV & FELK.
She will be ready for adoption after her vaccine series next week.
If you would like to meet this calico/tabby girl, please give us a call at the clinic.
This sweet girl deserves a loving furever home. 🐱

01/24/2023

Happy Tuesday!
We have taken on a new, sweet cat to Wellington Animal Rescue Foundation!
Please help us choose her name!

Like 👍 - Furlicia
Love ❤️ - Furlicity
Care 🤗- Tulip

Keep an eye out for when this sweet girl becomes eligible for adoption, as she would make the purr-fect snuggle buddy.

01/12/2022

Odin's new year resolution is to find a family!!
Odin is a super snuggly approximately 10 year old male (neutered) kitty. He loves attention and purrs all the time. As much as he likes sharing Dr Dennis' office he would love to have his own home and family.
Odin came to us as a diabetic but is now in remission (meaning he no longer needs insulin). He is also unfortunately FIV positive, this is not likely to affect his life span but may make him higher risk for infections and means he should be the only cat in the house. He does not appreciate the company of a dog either.
Odin has recently had a full dental cleaning and some tooth extractions. Because of his health issues we recommend Odin continue on a canned diet to help keep his diabetes from reoccurring.
Please call the clinic or send us an email for more information on how to add Odin to your family

11/15/2021

Poor sweet Odin can't believe that he hasn't had one person interested in adopting him :(
Please help by continuing to share his post! Lets get this boy a home for Christmas

Meet Odin!
Odin is a super snuggly approximately 10 year old male (neutered) kitty. He loves attention and purrs all the time. As much as he likes sharing Dr Dennis' office he would love to have his own home and family.
Odin came to us as a diabetic but is now in remission (meaning he no longer needs insulin). He is also unfortunately FIV positive, this is not likely to affect his life span but may make him higher risk for infections.
Because of his issues we recommend Odin continue on a canned diet to help keep his diabetes from reoccurring.

11/03/2021

Meet Odin!
Odin is a super snuggly approximately 10 year old male (neutered) kitty. He loves attention and purrs all the time. As much as he likes sharing Dr Dennis' office he would love to have his own home and family.
Odin came to us as a diabetic but is now in remission (meaning he no longer needs insulin). He is also unfortunately FIV positive, this is not likely to affect his life span but may make him higher risk for infections.
Because of his issues we recommend Odin continue on a canned diet to help keep his diabetes from reoccurring.

10/15/2021

TREAT JAR GUESS Fundraiser
Oct 15th thru Oct 29th, donate to The Farley Foundation and guess the total number of treats in the jar for a chance to win the treat jar and treats.

The closest guess without going over wins! (If there is a tie – we will draw names)
Unlimited donation and guesses. - however, remember only 1 guess per donation.

The winner will be announced MONDAY, Nov 1st
LET THE FUN BEGIN!!!!!

Donations can be made:
1. online (https://www.canadahelps.org/en/pages/fundraise-for-farley-month-11/)
2. e-transfer to [email protected]
3. drop off a cash donation at the clinic (during office hours - please place cash in an envelope)
– No matter how you submit your donation just remember to make sure to indicate your guess #, your name and if it is for the CAT or DOG treats!!!

(Donations of $15.00 or more will receive a tax receipt in 2022- please make sure we have your correct name and mailing address for this as well)

09/28/2021

This boy has finally found his FUREVER home!! We can not be more happy for this cuddly boy!!
Yay Charlie!!! Get all the loving you deserve!!

09/21/2021

08/19/2021

Charlie is so sad as he was brought back from his trial visit. He was apparently bullying the other cat in the house hold. This information leaves us to the decision that he needs to be the only cat in the house.
Charlie is a 6 year old, neutered, declawed boy who was surrendered to us a few months ago as he was having inappropriate urinations around his house. Since living at the clinic and his trial home he has not had any accidents.
Please help us find his furever home! This boy is so cuddly and just wants a loving home to call his own.
Please email us at [email protected] or give the clinic a call for more information as we can not regularly check our page

07/16/2021

Some good news for Friday!!!
Sammy has been adopted by our animal care assistant Hannah ❤️❤️❤️ she loves him to bits and we have to admit he could not have found a better home!
Yay Sammy!!!

07/09/2021

Charlie is on a trial and so far it is going well :) Lets keep our fingers crossed for this boy!

07/07/2021

Thanks for participating to this quiz! Unfortunately, both
American dog ticks and blacklegged ticks are active during
summer too. They can also affect your entire family, click
on this link to know more:
https://ticktalkcanada.com/one-health/

07/06/2021

Quiz time!
Which of these statements about ticks and
summer are true?
a. Tiny immature stages of the blacklegged ticks are active
in the warmer summer weather
b. American dog ticks continue their activity during summer
c. Ticks can affect your entire family, both the two- and
four-legged kind
d. All of the above 😢

07/01/2021

Happy Canada Day pet lovers! Enjoy your day off, relax
and take long walks outside with your pet. Unfortunately,
ticks don’t respect physical distancing, so if you are out
with your pet please remember to check for ticks when
you get back home!

https://www.petsandticks.com/tick-removal

06/29/2021

Gone for a trial visit :) :)

Furever home needed!
This is Sammy. He is a 9 year old neutered boy who is looking for someone to love him and give him lots of cuddles. Sammy’s elderly owner could no longer care for him and was surrendered to us. He is shy at first but will warm up quickly with lots of pets.
Please help us find him his furever home ❤️

06/25/2021

Summer is the season when immature blacklegged ticks
are very active! Did you know that even with a regular tick
checks, they can be very hard to see (as small as a poppy
seed)? That is why it is important to keep your pet
protected against ticks, even as the temperatures climb.
Contact your veterinary team for more information.

https://ticktalkcanada.com/seasonality-of-ticks/

06/22/2021

Manually checking your pet for ticks is very important but
what’s the best way to do it? Here is a great resource to
help you here: https://www.petsandticks.com/tick-removal

06/18/2021

In 3 days, it’s officially summer! We may be staying close to
home but we can still enjoy the sun and warm weather in
our own backyard. But wait… is your pet at risk for ticks
even if you stay close to home?
Find out here: https://bit.ly/303xNyT

06/17/2021

Charlie doesn’t understand how he hasn’t anyone interested in adopting him 😞
All he wants is someone to love and cuddle and feed him.
Please continue to share his post and let’s find him his furever home ❤️

06/01/2021

Friendly reminder, it's June 1st!! Heartworm prevention starts today
Also those pesky ticks are out as early as 4c. Let us know if you have any questions by giving us a call or emailing us and we will get back to you as soon as we can.

Just a friendly reminder, it's June 1st!! Heartworm prevention starts today? :)
Also those pesky ticks are out as early as 4c. Let us know if you have any questions by giving us a call or emailing us and we will get back to you as soon as we can.

05/31/2021

We'd love for you all to meet, Charlie!
Charlie is a six year old neutered sweetie pie who loves to cuddle and be with people. Charlie was surrendered to us due to urinating around the house. Since Charlie has been with us at the clinic (for over a month now) we have put him on a special stress/urinary food and he has not had one accident here. He has free roam of the feline room but would much rather prefer a home to call his own.
He has met and does not seem to mind dogs and at night stays with our clinic cats.
Please let us know by phone or email if you'd like more information on this boy.
519-539-9722 OR [email protected]
We hope to get him into a home very soon

03/31/2021

Today is the last day of National Tick Awareness Month.
Hopefully, the information we shared this month has helped
you be more “tick aware”! Don’t forget that your veterinary
team is there to answer your questions every month of the
year. And visit ticktalkcanada.com for helpful videos and
resources to keep your pet, and your family, protected against
ticks.
Link to: https://ticktalkcanada.com

03/25/2021

It’s finally Spring! Time to get outside and enjoy the
outdoors by visiting your favourite park, going for a walk,
hike or simply staying in your backyard to play with your
dog. Is your pet at risk for ticks in your own backyard?
Watch our video to learn more!

Link to: https://youtu.be/ji5F_k59wgk

Series of 12: "What Do You Really Know About Ticks?" videos, in which Canadian "tickspert" Dr. Scott Stevenson, BMSc, MSc, DVM, provides answers to questions...

03/22/2021

Thanks for participating in our quiz! Ticks can be found in
wooded areas, leaf litter and tall grasses. They can be found
in rural, suburban and even urban areas if the right habitats
are present. Be tick aware wherever you are!