Humane Society Of Greater Niagara
St. Catharines, Ontario
General Info
At Humane Society Of Greater Niagara in St. At Catharines, compassionate veterinary care meets practical experience. In the heart of St. Animal lovers looking for local veterinary assistance are familiar with Catharines Humane Society Of Greater Niagara. The clinic’s location in Ontario ensures that pet owners from the surrounding regions can access regular veterinary services. Depending on the case, services may include routine checkups, pet vaccinations, early disease screenings, and diagnostic consultations. The Humane Society of Greater Niagara establishes a tranquil environment through its organized facilities, thus reducing stress for both animals and their owners. Across St. The Catharines veterinary team handles a broad spectrum of health issues, including skin and coat problems, dental health concerns, and mobility challenges. The clinic is well-versed in handling crucial aspects like infections and digestive changes, in addition to the routine wellness visits and preventive plans. The Humane Society Of Greater Niagara is a vital resource for Ontario families who care for pets with complicated diagnoses and chronic conditions as they age. Visitors frequently mention the way the clinic communicates with patients as one of the things they value and trust. Pet owners find confidence and reassurance in the decisions they make for their pets. Numerous clients have been frequenting the store for multiple years and decades. The veterinary team’s knowledge and skills in basic and advanced topics ensure that they can continue to lead patient management. The Humane Society Of Greater Niagara is growing as more pet owners settle in the St. Look into veterinary services in Catharines or ones closer to where you live. The clinic’s active participation in the lives of local pets and commitment to their well-being results in the formation of a community of responsible owners. One can always rely on this practice to provide both routine and emergency care as a veterinarian in Ontario. St. Residents of Catharines and other nearby Ontario areas tend to highly value the proximity of a clinic like Humane Society Of Greater Niagara. Pet parents looking for general guidance and seasoned clients dealing with special health conditions both need veterinary services to be clear, compassionate, and consistent. The implementation of practices such as this one helps the company to achieve its basic community role. Services range from Boarding to Grooming, focusing on the pet’s specific needs. From ensuring that a new puppy gets all his shots to addressing longstanding illnesses among older animals, the organization continues to help pet families in St. Catharines with dedication and practical insight.
Services
Boarding
Grooming
Spay/Neuter
Surgery
Reviews
angel billy
5 Jul 2018
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I am not one to do reviews but I feel it is very important to show gratitude. I want to share my experience with the exceptional service and care that Dr Lindsay has given our dog Kanyon. We have been...
I am not one to do reviews but I feel it is very important to show gratitude. I want to share my experience with the exceptional service and care that Dr Lindsay has given our dog Kanyon. We have been dealing with his health issues since October. 2017. Dr Lindsay’s patience, recommendations, energy , and care explaining through many long conversations the various steps and routes to care for him has been above and beyond. I am very thankful to find a genuine, intelligent, loving and kind veterinarian. I highly recommend her care and the LHSC’s care for all your pets needs. Great friendly and kind staff as well.
Thank you LHSC!!
Maria Alvarez
4 Jul 2018
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Had my puppy fixed here the y were great.
Reasonably priced.
Absolutely no surgery problems.
Randy D
2 Jul 2018
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We found a kitten at a local Pet Value and wanted to adopt. We were told to go to the LCHS and start the adoption process. We arrived and started the paperwork. This was three pages long and had to g...
We found a kitten at a local Pet Value and wanted to adopt. We were told to go to the LCHS and start the adoption process. We arrived and started the paperwork. This was three pages long and had to give references as well. We had to put down an nonrefundable $25 payment. The next day we got a call saying the adoption was accepted and to come back to the LCHS and pay the remaining money. The pricing is very inconsistent. If we were to get the kitten from them, it would cost $100. But since it was being kept at a Pet Valu, the price varied from $113 - $150. Once we paid the remaining adoption fee, we then had to drive back to the Pet Valu with the paperwork to finally bring the kitten home. Felt like a lot of steps just give her a new home.
Christopher Askett
1 Jun 2018
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Great place to take your animal for veterinarian care at really good prices and here the vets are all about the animal and not about how much money they can make from you and they've got a awesome dea...
Great place to take your animal for veterinarian care at really good prices and here the vets are all about the animal and not about how much money they can make from you and they've got a awesome deal on spade and neuter services
Gregory Walsh
17 May 2018
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These people do a great job marketing all their animals which are up for adoption. We picked up our newest addition Joey a few months ago and couldn't be happier.
Christopher Ross
26 Apr 2018
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Do you ever want to adopt an animal just because you feel bad for them? I'd call to have the treatment of animals investigated, but it would ring at their own switchboard. The stench of urine was so b...
Do you ever want to adopt an animal just because you feel bad for them? I'd call to have the treatment of animals investigated, but it would ring at their own switchboard. The stench of urine was so bad I had to leave.
Lee Ross
24 Apr 2018
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About 2.5 weeks ago my wife and I decided we would like to adopt a dog. We knew our dog Lexi was getting old (13yrs) and might only have a few years left. She found a beautiful young female pup for a...
About 2.5 weeks ago my wife and I decided we would like to adopt a dog. We knew our dog Lexi was getting old (13yrs) and might only have a few years left. She found a beautiful young female pup for adoption, but wanted me to meet her first before proceeding with the adoption. This was Thursday, April 6th. She put a deposit to hold her till Sunday when we would come and see her together. We were told we needed to complete the fence around our yard within a certain time frame, which was no problem for us. Saturday they called and said "your application has been declined due to your lack of a fully fenced yard, your deposit has been forfeited". We were soo excited, it was such a let-down. We were absolutely shocked. 3 days later the add for the dog was removed, and
a few days after that they emailed us a photo of the family that they adopted her out to. "Hope this makes you feel better" was the message attached. Felt like pouring salt in the wound. I guess the LCHS doesn't care if you put a deposit on an animal, if they want somebody else to get the animal over you, for whatever reason, they'll just cancel your deposit and keep your money. Very disappointed with whoever is in charge of adoptions there.
Carolyn Pokoradi
20 Apr 2018
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Wonderful place and people. We had to foster our rescue dog, as he was sick at the time. When we returned almost a month later to complete the adoption, everyone in the office remembered him! We ar...
Wonderful place and people. We had to foster our rescue dog, as he was sick at the time. When we returned almost a month later to complete the adoption, everyone in the office remembered him! We are so thankful to everyone at LCHS for bringing us together with our little guy. Fantastic people doing fantastic work!
tracey eberhardt
11 Apr 2018
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Took our Lily to see the vet at the clinic. She was very friendly and talked to me about the options. Price is very reasonable. Great service
Jacquei VanderBeek
18 Mar 2018
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I had to bring in my 25 year old cat to euthanize him. They were very kind and gentle and understanding of what I was going through
Jennifer Mazun
15 Mar 2018
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Did a great job on both my dogs. They both had needles a neuter and a spay. Just one of the staff needs to work on her mannerisms a little bit. The nurse was fantastic though kind, sweet and just over...
Did a great job on both my dogs. They both had needles a neuter and a spay. Just one of the staff needs to work on her mannerisms a little bit. The nurse was fantastic though kind, sweet and just overall pleasant to deal with.
Megan Catherine
29 Jan 2018
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I volunteer here and it's a great shelter. The animals are treated well. The shelter is under-staffed and do their best to keep up with everything.
D Fab
9 Jan 2018
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HORRIBLE people work here. The absolute worst. Told me to come from another city to adopt a kitten and wouldn't adopt me the cat because I don't have my landlords number and don't want to bother my la...
HORRIBLE people work here. The absolute worst. Told me to come from another city to adopt a kitten and wouldn't adopt me the cat because I don't have my landlords number and don't want to bother my landlord with a call for me to adopt a cat.
Wasted 2 hours driving and looking at their cats for no reason.
DO NOT SUPPORT THIS PLACE. The woman at the front desk had the biggest *b word* attitude.
The worst animal shelter ever.
Cathy Davies
23 May 2017
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The place smelled awful & they were relatively friendly. I had to pay $100 to surrender my kitty (because of my neighbour) & when I couldn't bare to leave him there after only 1 week 1 had to pay $171...
The place smelled awful & they were relatively friendly. I had to pay $100 to surrender my kitty (because of my neighbour) & when I couldn't bare to leave him there after only 1 week 1 had to pay $171 to bring him home. I'm€not fond of the place !!!
Dana P.
24 Apr 2017
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We went to drop off some items for the small animal room & ended up leaving with Volunteer applications. :) Facilities were very clean and the staff fantastic! We love that they offer socialization se...
We went to drop off some items for the small animal room & ended up leaving with Volunteer applications. :) Facilities were very clean and the staff fantastic! We love that they offer socialization sessions for these dear critters! Keep up the good work!!!
Jamie Kyles
21 Apr 2017
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These guys are terrible. They REFUSED to allow me to surrender a Cat. I was astonished that they wanted $120 to surrender the animal to begin with. But when they blatantly said no I was shocked. If yo...
These guys are terrible. They REFUSED to allow me to surrender a Cat. I was astonished that they wanted $120 to surrender the animal to begin with. But when they blatantly said no I was shocked. If you absolutely NEED to surrender your animal and can NOT care for it, for example if you have a baby. Your probably better to call them and say you found a stray because they will argue and bicker with you. Thankfully I found an SPCA in Orillia and I drove the cat up there and they found a nice home for the animal. I don't see the point of even having this particular Humane Society, or maybe it ought to be ran a little bit better. The staff for the most part were informative except for one young blonde girl who has an absolutely terrible attitude. The other staff explained that it is their boards policy to turn people away.
leslie 60
19 Apr 2017
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I hope this story I'm hearing about titan the great Dane isn't true?
a go fund me page is set up to raise 5k..if this person is a scammer u need to let public know because on rescue groups on fb u r...
I hope this story I'm hearing about titan the great Dane isn't true?
a go fund me page is set up to raise 5k..if this person is a scammer u need to let public know because on rescue groups on fb u r being slammed .
Alisha Vieira
5 Feb 2017
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So I wanted to make this post in regards to the St. Catherines Humane Society where I chose to take this little fur ball to get her spay done. I was extremely nervous to have it done at a humane socie...
So I wanted to make this post in regards to the St. Catherines Humane Society where I chose to take this little fur ball to get her spay done. I was extremely nervous to have it done at a humane society, as someone on Bunz had told me they dont even give you pain meds post op, which sounded horribly wrong. As soon as I got there, they had me at ease (they most certainly give pain meds), every single lady that I met there was so sweet, and put my worries to rest. Half way to the clinic from dt toronto, my car broke down. I left them a message letting them know what had happened and I was trying to figure it out, I was in the middle of nowhere. Minutes later I got a call back from one of the ladies, and not ONCE did she say anything that made the situation worse than it already was. She didnt guilt trip me, or make me feel bad that I was keeping them after closing hours. She waited over an hour after close with my pup until we could finally get there. Kathy set us up with extra blankets, a sweater, and a ride to the pet store so we could wait inside while my mom drove down to get us.
I just wanted to say how grateful I was and that I would most definitely recommend them to anyone. Lo also doesnt get along with dogs all that well, shes terrified of them, so they gave her some extra attention to ease her anxiety. Kathy and the staff at the St. Catherines Humane Society really made a rather horrible day so much easier. Thank you so much for going above and beyond your job.
Lacie clark
31 Jan 2017
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After waiting 5 weeks for my dogs appointment to be neutered, and having him go hungry from 5pm until 9am today; we were told he was unable to have the surgers, ON L2R 2P9, Canada
y today due to him ...
After waiting 5 weeks for my dogs appointment to be neutered, and having him go hungry from 5pm until 9am today; we were told he was unable to have the surgers, ON L2R 2P9, Canada
y today due to him having immunizations on Saturday!!! When I spoke with the woman on the phone in December about booking his surgery date, she advised that he would need to be up to date on ALL immunizations and if he wasnt they could administer them the day of. So I told her I could get him inon the Saturday before his surgery to have his shots, and she said that would be great! I took the day off of work, woke my daughter up an hour early and brought her with me, had to get a sitter for my other kids, while we brought the dog for a 40min car ride to his appointment, filled out paperwork, waited in the small space they call waiting room, spent 45mins there only to be turned away at the very last minute!!! when I requested a full refund, Ashley the nurse said she would have to ask a manager about that. and said I must have misunderstood the woman who booked my dogs appointment. If it was that big of an issue, why are the able to administer shots the same day as the surgery but not 3 days prior? I am so upset, lost out on lots of time, money and worst of all...I put my poor dog through un needed stress for no reason what so ever. Needless to say; we will NOT be returning here for any reason what so ever.
Jen S
29 Jan 2017
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What's not to like about a place that helps kitties and puppies? I do wish the staff were a bit more willing to help us figure out a dog for us though. We've been looking for a family dog for months, ...
What's not to like about a place that helps kitties and puppies? I do wish the staff were a bit more willing to help us figure out a dog for us though. We've been looking for a family dog for months, and always just hear "no, not good with kids"... Could maybe go the extra mile like some other humane societies, and have a wait list for people looking for specific (or slightly specific) animals, I'd even pay to get on such a list! All in all they're doing good, just wish we could find a dog with them!
Aislyn McPherson
27 Jan 2017
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I feel bad for the dogs here. They're not neglected by an means and I have seen behavioural improvements in a few dogs during repetitive visits. But what they do need is better housing for them in the...
I feel bad for the dogs here. They're not neglected by an means and I have seen behavioural improvements in a few dogs during repetitive visits. But what they do need is better housing for them in the shelter. The dogs have no access to outside and it unfortunately smells like pee because of it.
Bob Momcilovic
30 Nov 2016
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Went to have my puppy neutered. Paid $125 for the operation, e collar, and microchip. The staff were kind, and friendly. Picked up our puppy and we we're impressed with the look of the incision area. ...
Went to have my puppy neutered. Paid $125 for the operation, e collar, and microchip. The staff were kind, and friendly. Picked up our puppy and we we're impressed with the look of the incision area. It looks so small, clean, and you can barely tell it's there. I would highly recommend bringing your pet here for this procedure.
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Where is Humane Society Of Greater Niagara located?
Humane Society Of Greater Niagara is located at 160 Fourth Ave, St. Catharines, Ontario L2S 0B6. It's easily accessible to pet owners in the St. Catharines area and surrounding communities.
What time does Humane Society Of Greater Niagara open and close each day?
Humane Society Of Greater Niagara is open Monday 09:00 AM - 17:00 PM, Tuesday 09:00 AM - 17:00 PM, Wednesday 09:00 AM - 17:00 PM, Thursday 09:00 AM - 17:00 PM, Friday 09:00 AM - 17:00 PM. On Saturdays, it's open 10:00 AM to 16:00 PM. On Sundays, it's open 11:00 AM to 15:00 PM.
Is Humane Society Of Greater Niagara open on Saturdays?
Yes, Humane Society Of Greater Niagara is open on Saturdays. Their Saturday hours are 10:00AM to 16:00 PM.
How can I book an appointment at Humane Society Of Greater Niagara?
You can book an appointment online with Humane Society Of Greater Niagara via our website. Simply click the 'Book an Appointment' button on their profile or use TopVet’s online scheduling. Alternatively, you can call the clinic at to schedule a visit.
What services does Humane Society Of Greater Niagara offer?
Humane Society Of Greater Niagara in St. Catharines offers a range of veterinary services, including Boarding, Grooming, Spay/Neuter, Surgery. From routine wellness exams and vaccinations to surgeries and diagnostics, they provide comprehensive care for your pets.
Can I get my pet groomed at Humane Society Of Greater Niagara?
Humane Society Of Greater Niagara does offer pet grooming services in addition to medical care. You can have your dog or cat groomed (bathing, nail trims, etc.) by their professional grooming team. It’s convenient to get veterinary care and grooming in one place in St. Catharines.
Does Humane Society Of Greater Niagara provide boarding or kennel services?
Yes, Humane Society Of Greater Niagara has boarding facilities for pets. They can board your cat or dog in a safe, comfortable environment when you’re away. It’s advisable to book in advance, especially during holidays, as space can be limited.
Do they perform spay/neuter surgeries at Humane Society Of Greater Niagara?
Humane Society Of Greater Niagara provides spaying and neutering services for pets. Their veterinary team in St. Catharines has extensive experience in these routine surgical procedures. They will also guide you on post-operative care for your pet.
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Humane Society Of Greater Niagara
St. Catharines, Ontario
160 Fourth Ave
St. Catharines Ontario L2S 0B6
General Info
At Humane Society Of Greater Niagara in St. At Catharines, compassionate veterinary care meets practical experience. In the heart of St. Animal lovers looking for local veterinary assistance are familiar with Catharines Humane Society Of Greater Niagara. The clinic’s location in Ontario ensures that pet owners from the surrounding regions can access regular veterinary services. Depending on the case, services may include routine checkups, pet vaccinations, early disease screenings, and diagnostic consultations. The Humane Society of Greater Niagara establishes a tranquil environment through its organized facilities, thus reducing stress for both animals and their owners. Across St. The Catharines veterinary team handles a broad spectrum of health issues, including skin and coat problems, dental health concerns, and mobility challenges. The clinic is well-versed in handling crucial aspects like infections and digestive changes, in addition to the routine wellness visits and preventive plans. The Humane Society Of Greater Niagara is a vital resource for Ontario families who care for pets with complicated diagnoses and chronic conditions as they age. Visitors frequently mention the way the clinic communicates with patients as one of the things they value and trust. Pet owners find confidence and reassurance in the decisions they make for their pets. Numerous clients have been frequenting the store for multiple years and decades. The veterinary team’s knowledge and skills in basic and advanced topics ensure that they can continue to lead patient management. The Humane Society Of Greater Niagara is growing as more pet owners settle in the St. Look into veterinary services in Catharines or ones closer to where you live. The clinic’s active participation in the lives of local pets and commitment to their well-being results in the formation of a community of responsible owners. One can always rely on this practice to provide both routine and emergency care as a veterinarian in Ontario. St. Residents of Catharines and other nearby Ontario areas tend to highly value the proximity of a clinic like Humane Society Of Greater Niagara. Pet parents looking for general guidance and seasoned clients dealing with special health conditions both need veterinary services to be clear, compassionate, and consistent. The implementation of practices such as this one helps the company to achieve its basic community role. Services range from Boarding to Grooming, focusing on the pet’s specific needs. From ensuring that a new puppy gets all his shots to addressing longstanding illnesses among older animals, the organization continues to help pet families in St. Catharines with dedication and practical insight.
Business Hours
Monday
09:00AM-17:00PM
Tuesday
09:00AM-17:00PM
Wednesday
09:00AM-17:00PM
Thursday
09:00AM-17:00PM
Friday
09:00AM-17:00PM
Saturday
10:00AM-16:00PM
Sunday
11:00AM-15:00PM
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Services
Boarding
Grooming
Spay/Neuter
Surgery
Reviews
angel billy
5 Jul 2018
I am not one to do reviews but I feel it is very important to show gratitude. I want to share my experience with the exceptional service and care that Dr Lindsay has given our dog Kanyon. We have been...
I am not one to do reviews but I feel it is very important to show gratitude. I want to share my experience with the exceptional service and care that Dr Lindsay has given our dog Kanyon. We have been dealing with his health issues since October. 2017. Dr Lindsay’s patience, recommendations, energy , and care explaining through many long conversations the various steps and routes to care for him has been above and beyond. I am very thankful to find a genuine, intelligent, loving and kind veterinarian. I highly recommend her care and the LHSC’s care for all your pets needs. Great friendly and kind staff as well.
Thank you LHSC!!
Maria Alvarez
4 Jul 2018
Had my puppy fixed here the y were great.
Reasonably priced.
Absolutely no surgery problems.
Randy D
2 Jul 2018
We found a kitten at a local Pet Value and wanted to adopt. We were told to go to the LCHS and start the adoption process. We arrived and started the paperwork. This was three pages long and had to g...
We found a kitten at a local Pet Value and wanted to adopt. We were told to go to the LCHS and start the adoption process. We arrived and started the paperwork. This was three pages long and had to give references as well. We had to put down an nonrefundable $25 payment. The next day we got a call saying the adoption was accepted and to come back to the LCHS and pay the remaining money. The pricing is very inconsistent. If we were to get the kitten from them, it would cost $100. But since it was being kept at a Pet Valu, the price varied from $113 - $150. Once we paid the remaining adoption fee, we then had to drive back to the Pet Valu with the paperwork to finally bring the kitten home. Felt like a lot of steps just give her a new home.
Christopher Askett
1 Jun 2018
Great place to take your animal for veterinarian care at really good prices and here the vets are all about the animal and not about how much money they can make from you and they've got a awesome dea...
Great place to take your animal for veterinarian care at really good prices and here the vets are all about the animal and not about how much money they can make from you and they've got a awesome deal on spade and neuter services
Gregory Walsh
17 May 2018
These people do a great job marketing all their animals which are up for adoption. We picked up our newest addition Joey a few months ago and couldn't be happier.
Christopher Ross
26 Apr 2018
Do you ever want to adopt an animal just because you feel bad for them? I'd call to have the treatment of animals investigated, but it would ring at their own switchboard. The stench of urine was so b...
Do you ever want to adopt an animal just because you feel bad for them? I'd call to have the treatment of animals investigated, but it would ring at their own switchboard. The stench of urine was so bad I had to leave.
Lee Ross
24 Apr 2018
About 2.5 weeks ago my wife and I decided we would like to adopt a dog. We knew our dog Lexi was getting old (13yrs) and might only have a few years left. She found a beautiful young female pup for a...
About 2.5 weeks ago my wife and I decided we would like to adopt a dog. We knew our dog Lexi was getting old (13yrs) and might only have a few years left. She found a beautiful young female pup for adoption, but wanted me to meet her first before proceeding with the adoption. This was Thursday, April 6th. She put a deposit to hold her till Sunday when we would come and see her together. We were told we needed to complete the fence around our yard within a certain time frame, which was no problem for us. Saturday they called and said "your application has been declined due to your lack of a fully fenced yard, your deposit has been forfeited". We were soo excited, it was such a let-down. We were absolutely shocked. 3 days later the add for the dog was removed, and
a few days after that they emailed us a photo of the family that they adopted her out to. "Hope this makes you feel better" was the message attached. Felt like pouring salt in the wound. I guess the LCHS doesn't care if you put a deposit on an animal, if they want somebody else to get the animal over you, for whatever reason, they'll just cancel your deposit and keep your money. Very disappointed with whoever is in charge of adoptions there.
Carolyn Pokoradi
20 Apr 2018
Wonderful place and people. We had to foster our rescue dog, as he was sick at the time. When we returned almost a month later to complete the adoption, everyone in the office remembered him! We ar...
Wonderful place and people. We had to foster our rescue dog, as he was sick at the time. When we returned almost a month later to complete the adoption, everyone in the office remembered him! We are so thankful to everyone at LCHS for bringing us together with our little guy. Fantastic people doing fantastic work!
tracey eberhardt
11 Apr 2018
Took our Lily to see the vet at the clinic. She was very friendly and talked to me about the options. Price is very reasonable. Great service
Jacquei VanderBeek
18 Mar 2018
I had to bring in my 25 year old cat to euthanize him. They were very kind and gentle and understanding of what I was going through
Jennifer Mazun
15 Mar 2018
Did a great job on both my dogs. They both had needles a neuter and a spay. Just one of the staff needs to work on her mannerisms a little bit. The nurse was fantastic though kind, sweet and just over...
Did a great job on both my dogs. They both had needles a neuter and a spay. Just one of the staff needs to work on her mannerisms a little bit. The nurse was fantastic though kind, sweet and just overall pleasant to deal with.
Megan Catherine
29 Jan 2018
I volunteer here and it's a great shelter. The animals are treated well. The shelter is under-staffed and do their best to keep up with everything.
D Fab
9 Jan 2018
HORRIBLE people work here. The absolute worst. Told me to come from another city to adopt a kitten and wouldn't adopt me the cat because I don't have my landlords number and don't want to bother my la...
HORRIBLE people work here. The absolute worst. Told me to come from another city to adopt a kitten and wouldn't adopt me the cat because I don't have my landlords number and don't want to bother my landlord with a call for me to adopt a cat.
Wasted 2 hours driving and looking at their cats for no reason.
DO NOT SUPPORT THIS PLACE. The woman at the front desk had the biggest *b word* attitude.
The worst animal shelter ever.
Cathy Davies
23 May 2017
The place smelled awful & they were relatively friendly. I had to pay $100 to surrender my kitty (because of my neighbour) & when I couldn't bare to leave him there after only 1 week 1 had to pay $171...
The place smelled awful & they were relatively friendly. I had to pay $100 to surrender my kitty (because of my neighbour) & when I couldn't bare to leave him there after only 1 week 1 had to pay $171 to bring him home. I'm€not fond of the place !!!
Dana P.
24 Apr 2017
We went to drop off some items for the small animal room & ended up leaving with Volunteer applications. :) Facilities were very clean and the staff fantastic! We love that they offer socialization se...
We went to drop off some items for the small animal room & ended up leaving with Volunteer applications. :) Facilities were very clean and the staff fantastic! We love that they offer socialization sessions for these dear critters! Keep up the good work!!!
Jamie Kyles
21 Apr 2017
These guys are terrible. They REFUSED to allow me to surrender a Cat. I was astonished that they wanted $120 to surrender the animal to begin with. But when they blatantly said no I was shocked. If yo...
These guys are terrible. They REFUSED to allow me to surrender a Cat. I was astonished that they wanted $120 to surrender the animal to begin with. But when they blatantly said no I was shocked. If you absolutely NEED to surrender your animal and can NOT care for it, for example if you have a baby. Your probably better to call them and say you found a stray because they will argue and bicker with you. Thankfully I found an SPCA in Orillia and I drove the cat up there and they found a nice home for the animal. I don't see the point of even having this particular Humane Society, or maybe it ought to be ran a little bit better. The staff for the most part were informative except for one young blonde girl who has an absolutely terrible attitude. The other staff explained that it is their boards policy to turn people away.
leslie 60
19 Apr 2017
I hope this story I'm hearing about titan the great Dane isn't true?
a go fund me page is set up to raise 5k..if this person is a scammer u need to let public know because on rescue groups on fb u r...
I hope this story I'm hearing about titan the great Dane isn't true?
a go fund me page is set up to raise 5k..if this person is a scammer u need to let public know because on rescue groups on fb u r being slammed .
Alisha Vieira
5 Feb 2017
So I wanted to make this post in regards to the St. Catherines Humane Society where I chose to take this little fur ball to get her spay done. I was extremely nervous to have it done at a humane socie...
So I wanted to make this post in regards to the St. Catherines Humane Society where I chose to take this little fur ball to get her spay done. I was extremely nervous to have it done at a humane society, as someone on Bunz had told me they dont even give you pain meds post op, which sounded horribly wrong. As soon as I got there, they had me at ease (they most certainly give pain meds), every single lady that I met there was so sweet, and put my worries to rest. Half way to the clinic from dt toronto, my car broke down. I left them a message letting them know what had happened and I was trying to figure it out, I was in the middle of nowhere. Minutes later I got a call back from one of the ladies, and not ONCE did she say anything that made the situation worse than it already was. She didnt guilt trip me, or make me feel bad that I was keeping them after closing hours. She waited over an hour after close with my pup until we could finally get there. Kathy set us up with extra blankets, a sweater, and a ride to the pet store so we could wait inside while my mom drove down to get us.
I just wanted to say how grateful I was and that I would most definitely recommend them to anyone. Lo also doesnt get along with dogs all that well, shes terrified of them, so they gave her some extra attention to ease her anxiety. Kathy and the staff at the St. Catherines Humane Society really made a rather horrible day so much easier. Thank you so much for going above and beyond your job.
Lacie clark
31 Jan 2017
After waiting 5 weeks for my dogs appointment to be neutered, and having him go hungry from 5pm until 9am today; we were told he was unable to have the surgers, ON L2R 2P9, Canada
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After waiting 5 weeks for my dogs appointment to be neutered, and having him go hungry from 5pm until 9am today; we were told he was unable to have the surgers, ON L2R 2P9, Canada
y today due to him having immunizations on Saturday!!! When I spoke with the woman on the phone in December about booking his surgery date, she advised that he would need to be up to date on ALL immunizations and if he wasnt they could administer them the day of. So I told her I could get him inon the Saturday before his surgery to have his shots, and she said that would be great! I took the day off of work, woke my daughter up an hour early and brought her with me, had to get a sitter for my other kids, while we brought the dog for a 40min car ride to his appointment, filled out paperwork, waited in the small space they call waiting room, spent 45mins there only to be turned away at the very last minute!!! when I requested a full refund, Ashley the nurse said she would have to ask a manager about that. and said I must have misunderstood the woman who booked my dogs appointment. If it was that big of an issue, why are the able to administer shots the same day as the surgery but not 3 days prior? I am so upset, lost out on lots of time, money and worst of all...I put my poor dog through un needed stress for no reason what so ever. Needless to say; we will NOT be returning here for any reason what so ever.
Jen S
29 Jan 2017
What's not to like about a place that helps kitties and puppies? I do wish the staff were a bit more willing to help us figure out a dog for us though. We've been looking for a family dog for months, ...
What's not to like about a place that helps kitties and puppies? I do wish the staff were a bit more willing to help us figure out a dog for us though. We've been looking for a family dog for months, and always just hear "no, not good with kids"... Could maybe go the extra mile like some other humane societies, and have a wait list for people looking for specific (or slightly specific) animals, I'd even pay to get on such a list! All in all they're doing good, just wish we could find a dog with them!
Aislyn McPherson
27 Jan 2017
I feel bad for the dogs here. They're not neglected by an means and I have seen behavioural improvements in a few dogs during repetitive visits. But what they do need is better housing for them in the...
I feel bad for the dogs here. They're not neglected by an means and I have seen behavioural improvements in a few dogs during repetitive visits. But what they do need is better housing for them in the shelter. The dogs have no access to outside and it unfortunately smells like pee because of it.
Bob Momcilovic
30 Nov 2016
Went to have my puppy neutered. Paid $125 for the operation, e collar, and microchip. The staff were kind, and friendly. Picked up our puppy and we we're impressed with the look of the incision area. ...
Went to have my puppy neutered. Paid $125 for the operation, e collar, and microchip. The staff were kind, and friendly. Picked up our puppy and we we're impressed with the look of the incision area. It looks so small, clean, and you can barely tell it's there. I would highly recommend bringing your pet here for this procedure.
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FAQs
Where is Humane Society Of Greater Niagara located?
Humane Society Of Greater Niagara is located at 160 Fourth Ave, St. Catharines, Ontario L2S 0B6. It's easily accessible to pet owners in the St. Catharines area and surrounding communities.
What time does Humane Society Of Greater Niagara open and close each day?
Humane Society Of Greater Niagara is open Monday 09:00 AM - 17:00 PM, Tuesday 09:00 AM - 17:00 PM, Wednesday 09:00 AM - 17:00 PM, Thursday 09:00 AM - 17:00 PM, Friday 09:00 AM - 17:00 PM. On Saturdays, it's open 10:00 AM to 16:00 PM. On Sundays, it's open 11:00 AM to 15:00 PM.
Is Humane Society Of Greater Niagara open on Saturdays?
Yes, Humane Society Of Greater Niagara is open on Saturdays. Their Saturday hours are 10:00AM to 16:00 PM.
How can I book an appointment at Humane Society Of Greater Niagara?
You can book an appointment online with Humane Society Of Greater Niagara via our website. Simply click the 'Book an Appointment' button on their profile or use TopVet’s online scheduling. Alternatively, you can call the clinic at to schedule a visit.
What services does Humane Society Of Greater Niagara offer?
Humane Society Of Greater Niagara in St. Catharines offers a range of veterinary services, including Boarding, Grooming, Spay/Neuter, Surgery. From routine wellness exams and vaccinations to surgeries and diagnostics, they provide comprehensive care for your pets.
Can I get my pet groomed at Humane Society Of Greater Niagara?
Humane Society Of Greater Niagara does offer pet grooming services in addition to medical care. You can have your dog or cat groomed (bathing, nail trims, etc.) by their professional grooming team. It’s convenient to get veterinary care and grooming in one place in St. Catharines.
Does Humane Society Of Greater Niagara provide boarding or kennel services?
Yes, Humane Society Of Greater Niagara has boarding facilities for pets. They can board your cat or dog in a safe, comfortable environment when you’re away. It’s advisable to book in advance, especially during holidays, as space can be limited.
Do they perform spay/neuter surgeries at Humane Society Of Greater Niagara?
Humane Society Of Greater Niagara provides spaying and neutering services for pets. Their veterinary team in St. Catharines has extensive experience in these routine surgical procedures. They will also guide you on post-operative care for your pet.
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