The Lincoln County Humane Society is a charitable not-for-profit organization dedicated to the humane treatment of all animals; to alleviate their suffering and neglect, support the human-animal bond and foster an environment in which people respect all living creatures. We will provide safe refuge and compassionate care for animals. more» |
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![]() Stay tuned for more details!Vote for LCHS in the Animal Rescue Site Challenge!Click the image above and vote for Lincoln County Humane Society to help us win in the Animal Rescue Site Challenge! Search by province, country, and enter our full shelter name as 'Lincoln County Humane Society'. (Leave the city blank). Thanks for your support! ![]() WSPA assessing animal welfare need in HaitiSince the devastating earthquake hit Haiti, WSPA's Disaster Team has been working hard to monitor the situation and assess what WSPA can do for the animals. The toll that this earthquake will take on the people of Haiti is enormous, and WSPA is poised to work alongside the humanitarian aid groups to help the animals that people so desperately rely on in this impoverished country... Click Here to Read More Little girl chooses donations in lieu of birthday presents![]() This year, Felicia asked to receive food donations for animals instead of receiving gifts for herself. She is featured here with her generous donations which she gave to the animals at Lincoln County Humane Society. Thank you, Felicia! Canal Bank Shuffle Blues Festival gives generous donation to LCHS!![]() The Canal Bank Shuffle Blues Festival was happy to present some of the proceeds from this years festival to the Lincoln County Humane Society. Pictured above presenting a $1,000 cheque to Kristen Woodfine and Mat Huber are committee members Bill and Marian Yedinak and Dennis and Sue Knudsen. LCHS Walk-a-thon a Success!![]() Our annual Tail Waggin' Walk a Thon was held on October 18th, and we had a great turnout! Participants raised over $7000 for the animals at the shelter. The top fundraiser was Jenna Wade and her bulldog Tonka, who raised $802! The second highest fundraiser was Brycen Worden, who raised $636 and Maureen Dodd, a volunteer dog walker at the shelter and the 3rd highest fundraiser, who collected $419! Thank you to these three people, as well as everybody else who took the time to come out and help raise money for the shelter animals. Thanks to our wonderful volunteers, many of our shelter dogs got the chance to take a nice long walk through the woods during the walk a thon as well, all while sporting their eye catching "Adopt Me" vests. A lot of people got to meet our adoption dogs and hopefully they spread the word to their friends about how great they all are! A huge thank you to Gale Dillon for making the vests for the dogs. Several generous community groups and businesses were an integral part of this events success. We are very grateful for the support of: Niagara Parks Commission, Greg Frewin Theatre, 340 Gate B&B, Dodd's Greenhouses Ltd, NOTL Golf Club, The Watering Can, Starbucks, The Ice Dogs, Walmart, Fabricland, Calhouns, Ricochet Water, Victoria Fireworks, Tim Hortons, Prancing Paws Pet Sitting, Niagara Regional Police, PetSmart, Ryan's Pet Food, Kirby Bowe, Niagara PetWell, The Pizza Company, Lori Love and 105.7, as well as numerous volunteers who donated their time to help out with this event. This event could not happen without the help of all of you. We are already starting to plan next year's Walk a Thon, and it will be happening on Saturday, October 16th, 2010. Thank you again to everybody who participated in 2009, and we hope to see you again next year. We are hoping to make next year's Tail Waggin Walk a Thon even bigger and better! ![]() LCHS is excited to announce a new program! We are looking for volunteers to make pet visits at local schools and senior facilities. Click here for more details. ![]() The Criminal Code of Canada requires animal guardians to provide suitable and adequate food, water, shelter and care for their animals. Please click on the following links to find out how to provide proper shelter for your dog: Ideal Dog House, page 1 Ideal Dog House, page 2 |
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We will pursue workable solutions to the most urgent animal welfare issues of our community, which are animal overpopulation and homelessness. These solutions will emphasize the mutual benefits of bringing pets and people together. We will provide rescue and control as a lifeline to animals in need, as a necessary service to our community. We will encourage and provide for pet adoption, animal assisted therapy, pet care education, spay and neuter program and investigations of cruelty and neglect.
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