People can apply to adopt kittens, or sometimes older cats, that are in the agency's care. Available animals can be viewed on the website. All felines available for adoption have:Gone through an isolation period to ensure they do not have feline panleukopeniaR...

Provides an opportunity for people to adopt dogs, cats, and small domestic animals. Adoption fee includes:Examination by a veterinarianFlea/parasite treatmentVaccinations (including rabies shot if animal is old enough)Spay/neuter surgeryMicrochipping (for dogs...

Enforces the animal control by-law. Residents can report dogs and cats roaming at large or defecating on their property.

Upholds the animal control by-law and issues dog licences.

Helps to reunite lost pets with their owners, includes:Responds to public concerns about lost/stray domestic animalsShelter and care for lost/stray animals and attempts to locate ownersPost lost/stray animals in custody to shelter websiteAssesses animals for a...

Officers respond to public complaints or concerns related to animal well-being, includes:Animal welfare checksResponding to reported crueltyResponding to stray or injured animalsSeizing abused or dangerous animalsResponding to complaints of unlicensed dogs in ...

People who are no longer able to care for their dogs, cats or small companion animals can rehome them at the shelter.

Receives and investigates complaints from the public about medical care received by animals from licensed veterinarians in PEI.

Provides an online directory of all veterinary clinics in PEI.

Provides support for older adults with dogs. Includes:Assistance with exercising dogsDeliver/pick up supplies from grocery or pet storeHelp with animal hygieneTransportation to and from vet and groomerTemporary care during hospitalization