Ontario SPCA

We did our puppy spay here and the staff were very friendly, it saved us a bundle compared to our local vet. They provided a onsie to help keep her incision safe as she healed. Our puppy had a reaction to her sutures and I took her back for a follow up where they did a full exam gave me all the information I needed and didn’t even charge me. I highly recommend them they are great!

They are amazing and so nice. Both my dogs were more comfortable here then in any other vet we have been to. Thankyou so much.

nWe recently adopted two wonderful dogs, Muffin and Daisy, from the SPCA shelter, and the experience was truly exceptional! As first-time adopters, we were a bit nervous about visiting a shelter, but the staff made us feel right at home. Everyone was friendly, patient, caring, and deeply compassionate, showing their genuine love for the animals in their care.nnA special shout-out to Cassandra and Avery for their outstanding customer service! They went above and beyond to answer all our questions with warmth and expertise, making the adoption process seamless and stress-free. They even took the time to share helpful tips on settling Muffin and Daisy into their new home, which made the transition so much smoother.nnThe shelter itself was clean, well-organized, and clearly focused on the animals’ well-being. We could see how much love and effort the entire team puts into ensuring every pet is cared for and ready to find their forever home. Thank you, Cassandra, Avery, and the entire SPCA team, for making this such a memorable and joyful experience. We’re beyond grateful for our new companions and highly recommend this shelter to anyone looking to adopt!

My daughter adopted a dog from there. The dog has many health issues and is very aggressive towards other dogs. He is a red zone aggressive dog. SPCA should make sure before the adoption to make sure the dogs being adopted are healthy and trained . This is unacceptable. You should be ashamed.

A friend's healthy friendly dog was sitting on its own driveway. A person not from the area comes by and takes the dog to SPCA without knocking on the door. It cost the owner stress, as SPCA called but did not tell them the dog was okay. And it cost them money and time to get the dog back. Poor little dog what a terrible day for him. Who does this?