KINGS COUNTY SPCA
P.O. Box 248
Kentville, NS B4N 3W4
Phone: 902-538-9075

Please Note: When the staff are busy with animal care they will not be able to answer the phones personally but messages will be responded to within 24 hours.

Golf Tournament Information

Where: Paragon Golf Course
When: September 17th at 11am registration and 12pm Shotgun start
Prizes and meal to follow after the round
The main prize is a Invisible Fence donated by Pam Murray at Invisible Fence Brand

Walk-A-Dog-A-Thon Pledge Sheets Now Available

Click here to download your pledge sheet.

Select cats are ready to adopt at a reduced rate of $50.00.

We have a number of adult cats who have been in our care too long and need loving permanent homes as soon as possible. In an effort to get them placed we are offering a reduced adoption rate of $50.00 for these animals only. The normal adoption fee is $120.00. The cats that are available at the reduced fee noted in the Available Cats section.

Did you know...

When you purchase your municipal dog tags from the Kings County SPCA, three dollars of the cost will remain with the Kings County SPCA so they may continue to help the animals in need and assist them in the search for their forever home.

The dogs tags can be purchased that the Care Centre located at 1285 County Home Road, Waterville.

We Need Your Help. The Shelter's Open....

BUT WE STILL NEED SOME IMPORTANT SUPPLIES AND/OR EQUIPMENT

DO YOU HAVE ANY OF THE ITEMS BELOW IN GOOD CONDITION THAT YOU WOULD BE WILLING TO DONATE?

Golf Tournament

Contact Donna Conrad at 679-0700 to register a team.

WE COULD USE YOUR CANADIAN TIRE MONEY TO PURCHASE SUPPLIES

Call : 538-9075 email : kingscountyspca@yahoo.ca

Do you want to host an event on bahalf of the Kings County SPCA?

Click here to download the form.

FOSTERING FOR THE KINGS COUNTY SPCA

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About the Nova Scotia SPCA

The Nova Scotia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty (Nova Scotia SPCA): Protecting animals from cruelty since 1877, the Nova Scotia SPCA is a registered charity, comprised of 11 Branches, which relies primarily on volunteers and donations to fund animal protection; care and rehabilitation; advocacy; and humane education. An Act to Protect Animals and Aid Animals in Distress mandates the Society to enforce animal cruelty laws, making the Nova Scotia SPCA unique among animal welfare organizations in the province. To learn more, visit www.spcans.ca.