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Resource Directory New Brunswick Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Resource Directory Vanessa Packman, Editor This directory is dedicated to Brand And the men and women who tirelessly work for the health and safety of New Brunswick animals. 2009 Index Quick reference 3 NBSPCA background 5 SPCA branches in New Brunswick 6 Maritime SPCA branches 7 Kibble Pet Food Bank Network 8 NB Equine Rescue Fund 9 Low cost spay/neuter programs 10 Community relations 11 Public education efforts 12 Animal groups 13 Breed/animal rescue organizations 15 Internet resources 16 Tools 17 Supplies and equipment 18 Helping wildlife 19 Animal welfare training opportunities 20 Pet owner’s bookshelf 22 Animal health 24 Coping with the death of a pet 27 Government departments and emergency services 29 Criminal Code of Canada as it pertains to animal cruelty 30 Appendices Shelters/Veterinary clinics in New Brunswick 33 Livestock / large animal veterinarians 40 Animal control officers in New Brunswick 42 Pet food and livestock feed dealers 43 Department of Natural Resources offices 46 Pet friendly accommodation 50 Veterinary Clinics in NS 52 Veterinary Clinics in PEI 58 Animal health reference 60 The NBSPCA does not endorse any of the businesses mentioned in this directory. These listings are presented for your information only. NBSPCA Resource Directory………………………………………………….. 2 Quick reference telephone numbers New Brunswick SPCA (506) 458-8208 P.O. Box 1412, Station A, Fredericton, NB E3B 5E3 Fax: (506) 458-8209 Email: [email protected] Web site: www.spca-nb.ca Facebook group: “Support NB-SPCA” Chief Inspector: Paul E. Melanson (506) 449-1376 Police / Fire 911 Rabies information line 1-877-372-2437 Poison Information Centre / Clinidata , Moncton (506) 857-5555 774 Main St, 6 th floor, Moncton E1C 9Y3 Injured wildlife (Fredericton area) (506) 453-2345 or 453-7171 West Nile hotline 1-800-580-0038 (in cases of dead crows and other birds) See appendices at the end of this directory for: Small animal veterinarian offices Animal control officers in New Brunswick Department of Natural Resources offices Large animal veterinarians NBSPCA Resource Directory………………………………………………….. 3 Reach the right help right away Lost or found pets Animal control officers are employed by some communities to enforce municipal by-laws regarding animals as well as educate the public on animal welfare. Their duties often include returning lost pets to their owners and making sure dogs are licensed. Contact your animal control officer through your municipal office or local animal shelter. You may also post notices about your missing pet through: Moncton Pets Unleashed in Moncton Times-Transcript newspaper, call 859-4981 Moncton SPCA web site www.monctonspca.ca Saint John Pet Detective (Kings County) http://590cjcw.com/pet-detective/ Saint John Animal Rescue League web site www.saintjohnanimalrescue.com For wider coverage, you may elect to post details of your missing pet at: Canada Strays (free listing) www.canadastrays.com PetLynx (free listing) www.petlynx.net Net Posse (Horses) www.netposse.com Animals found dead on public roadways Anyone who strikes a wild animal with a vehicle or finds one dead or injured on a public road, is asked to contact the local branch of Department of Natural Resources. These professionals can also offer advice on how to deal with nuisance animals. You will find them in the telephone book provincial blue pages under “Ranger Office”. Suspected animal neglect or abuse Anyone who suspects an animal of being neglected or abused is encouraged to contact an NBSPCA animal protection officer or his or her local SPCA animal shelter. These notices are then given to the appropriate person for further investigation. Members of the public reporting such cases of animal neglect are advised to note where, when, how and who took part in the incident to assist the investigation and the laying of charges where appropriate. Dated photographs and the names and contact information of other witnesses to the incident will greatly help in pursuing the investigation. To report a case of animal cruelty and abuse to the New Brunswick SPCA, please phone: Chief Inspector: Paul E. Melanson Phone: (506) 449-1376 Fax: (506) 458-8209 NBSPCA Resource Directory………………………………………………….. 4 Your New Brunswick SPCA Phone: (506) 458-8208 Fax: (506) 458-8209 Email: [email protected] Web site: www.spca-nb.ca P.O. Box 1412, Station A, Fredericton, NB E3B 5E3 Registered Charitable Number: 0182279-54-05 * * * * * * The New Brunswick Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (NBSPCA) is dedicated to providing a voice for those who cannot speak for themselves. The NBSPCA is responsible for enforcing the SPCA Act within the Province of New Brunswick. It was created March 25, 1881, with the initial goal of helping the horses working in Saint John. From livestock, our mandate quickly expanded to include companion animals until we now work to protect all domestic animals. Our Inspectors and Animal Protection Officers responded to more than 5,000 animal cruelty calls in 2008. The NBSPCA is not government-funded. These professionals are part-time employees who rely on private donations to carry out their work. The NBSPCA does not operate a shelter. Instead, it relies on animal shelters around to provide care in instances when animals taken into custody require help. Eighty per cent of funds received support the NBSPCA inspection program. Eighteen per cent pays for administration costs, with the remaining monies going towards education and fund-raising. Eighty per cent of funds for NBSPCA activities come from general donations, one-time gifts, grants and foundation bequests. The New Brunswick Animal Protection Fund, along with expense recovery from rescued animals, both contribute eight per cent of the budget. The remaining four per cent consists of miscellaneous donations and gifts made in the memories of favourite animals. The New Brunswick SPCA is governed by a board of directors, individuals elected by the general membership at its Annual General Meeting, and appointees of the New Brunswick Provincial Government. A part-time executive director oversees day-to-day operations. NBSPCA Resource Directory………………………………………………….. 5 New Brunswick SPCA-sanctioned branches (The New Brunswick SPCA does not operate an animal shelter) Charlotte County SPCA (506) 465-7657 (On Facebook) PO Box 334, St. Stephen, NB E3L 2X2 Email: [email protected] Web site: www.cc-spca.petfinder.com Tuesdays to Fridays from 2 to 5 pm; Saturdays from 11am to 2 pm Fredericton SPCA (506) 459-1555 (On Facebook) 165 Hilton Road, PO Box 192, Fredericton, NB E3B 4Y9 Web site: www.frederictonspca.ca Mon, Tues, & Fri 11 am to 4 pm; Wed & Thurs 11 am to 7 pm; Sat & Sun 12 pm to 4 pm Gloucester SPCA (506) 548-8537 880 Riordan Dr., Box 12, Bathurst, NB E2A 4W7 Email: [email protected] or [email protected] Web site: www.gloucesterspcabathurst.freeservers.com/ Tues to Sat 11am to 4pm.; Monday and Sunday closed / appointment only. Miramichi SPCA no phone at shelter (On Facebook) 1181 Rte. 420, Red Bank, NB E9E 1A2 Web site: www.geocities.com/miramichi_spca/ http://miramichispcaanimals.blogspot.com/ Moncton SPCA (506) 857-8698 (On Facebook) 116 Greenock Dr., Moncton E1A 2J7 Email: [email protected] Web site: www.monctonspca.ca Mon to Fri 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Sat to Sun 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. ; Closed holidays Oromocto and Area SPCA (506) 446-4107 (On Facebook) 111 D’Amours Street, Oromocto (new shelter) Email: [email protected] Web site: www.oromoctospca.ca Open 11:30 am to 5 pm daily; Wed 11:30 am to 7 pm; closed on holidays SPCA- Péninsule Acadienne Humane Society (506) 336-9443 or 344-5072 601 Ch.du Portage, St. Cecile, NB E8T 2X5 Email: [email protected] Web site: www.spca-pa.ca Restigouche SPCA (506) 684-4396 165 Baybreeze Dr., Dalhousie, NB E8C 1E4 Email: [email protected] Saint John SPCA ( 506) 333-2082 (On Facebook) C/o 190 King Street East, Saint John, NB E2L 1H1 Web site: www.saintjohnspca.com Victoria County SPCA (506) 356-1117 2238 Rte. 109, Arthurette, NB E7H 4C2 NBSPCA Resource Directory………………………………………………….. 6 Maritime SPCA colleagues Nova Scotia Animal Rescue Coalitions , Nova Scotia Web site: www.animalrescuecoalitions.com Email: [email protected] PO Box 8033, Station A, Halifax, Nova Scotia B3K 5M8 Nova Scotia SPCA 902-835-4798 Web site: www.spcans.ca Email: [email protected] / [email protected] Nova Scotia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty 1600 Bedford Highway, Suite 422, Bedford N.S. B4A 1E8 Fax 902-835-7885 Toll Free Cruelty Line 1-888-703-7722 Nova Scotia Veterinary Medical Association 902-865-1876 E-mail: [email protected] www.nsvma.ca 15 Cobequid Road, Lower Sackville, Nova Scotia, B4C 2M9 Fax: 902 865-2001 Prince Edward Island PEI Humane Society (902) 892-1190/1191 Emergencies 902-892-1191 Web site: www.peihumanesociety .com/ Email: [email protected] 309 Sherwood Road, Box 20022, Charlottetown, PE C1A 9E3 Fax (902) 892-3617 PEI Veterinary Medical Association 902-367-3757 (Leave message) [email protected] www.peimva.com The Farm Centre Building 420 University Avenue, Charlottetown, PE C1A 7Z5 NBSPCA Resource Directory………………………………………………….. 7 Kibble Pet Food Bank Network Web site: http://kibblecanada.tripod.com Our Network The Kibble Pet Food Banks in New Brunswick, Canada, provide temporary relief to pet owners facing financial and other challenges. Through education, pet food and supplies, the network is designed to help owners continue to care for their animals as they work through their challenge. This early intervention reduces the number of animals abandoned or surrendered to local shelters, providing greater security for the animals and the people who love them. Pet owners can continue to enjoy the companionship of their pets, providing emotional support in sometimes difficult situations.
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