Simcoe and District Humane Society

Helping animals in Norfolk County

SDHS's 12 Goals and Challenges for 2012

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Adoptable Pets

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"Helping Animals in Norfolk County" Draw!

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Pennies for Paws

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Get Ready for our Pennies for Paws Kick Off

January 1, 2012

pennies for paws poster web

Free fundraiser thermometer
for your original fundraisers

click the following links to help collect "Pennies for Paws"

Downloads Available:

Posters , Jar Stickers , Collectors Name Badges , Pennies for Paws Logo

Registration is not necessary to collect Pennies for Paws but would help SDHS know who is collecting.

If you would like to register, please click here

Save and drop off your large empty coffee cans with lids, non-breakable jars and containers with lids, or old animal related banks to help others collect pennies from January 1 - June 16, 2012

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Cruelty Complaints

At this time, Norfolk County OPP investigate acts of Cruelty or Neglect throughout Norfolk County.

In Norfolk County contact the OPP at 1-888-310-1122

If you would like to report an act of cruelty to the OSPCA please contact 1-888-668-7722 (for emergencies during weekends or evenings dial ext. 1) or click here to send an email.

If you are witnessing an act of Cruelty or an animal is in immediate distress due to an act of Cruelty, please contact your local police department.

Although Norfolk County OPP conduct animal cruelty investigations throughout the area, Simcoe and District Humane Society helps with the care, treatment and housing of animals when requested. As with all programs within the Society, the cost of care for these animals is not covered by any level of government or other organization. SDHS relies on fundraising efforts and donations from the community while helping the animals.