GUELPH – The Guelph Humane Society (GHS) not too long ago introduced its “Cat-tober” occasion, a month-long initiative devoted to offering essential assist to Guelph and Wellington County’s most vulnerable cats.
One of the first aims of the “Cat-tober” occasion is to handle the pressing want for cat meals and cat litter for people accessing a lot wanted provides via the GHS Pet Food Bank, an important part of the GHS Cares program, which seeks to maintain extra pets and folks collectively by aiding these in want.
GHS is looking upon people, company groups, college teams and golf equipment to think about collaborating by amassing litter and cat meals and donating them to GHS for distribution.
Donations might be dropped off at GHS at 190 Hanlon Creek Blvd., Guelph at any time throughout common business hours. For bigger donations, please contact [email protected] for drop-off particulars.
“We know that many people accessing our pet food bank will often choose to feed their pets before they feed themselves,” says Katherine Leonard, GHS supervisor of group applications & outreach.
“The GHS Pet Food Bank is a lifeline for many families. We are proud to lead this initiative for our community.”
The GHS Pet Food Bank relieves monetary burdens on households whereas fostering connections with native meals banks and group assist providers. Presently, the GHS Pet Food Bank provides meals to roughly 300 pets month-to-month, making a profound impression on the group.
Collaborating with distribution companions that embody Chalmers Community Services Centre, the Sanguen Community Health Van, Hope House, Arthur Food Bank, and Wyndham House, GHS ensures accessibility and outreach to those that require help probably the most.
GHS’s “Cat-tober” occasion additionally contains an in-person presentation titled “Evening with Cats: Cats and their Quirks,” that includes Melissa Stolz, GHS Intake and Behavior Coordinator. This instructional occasion is open to the general public with tickets available on the GHS web site for $15.
“This October, we invite the community to join us in making a meaningful difference in the lives of cats in Guelph and Wellington County,” stated Leonard.
“Your support will ensure that vulnerable cats, and the families that love them, receive the care they urgently need.”
For extra details about the “Cat-tober” Event and how one can become involved, please go to guelphhumane.ca/cat-tober or contact the Guelph Humane Society at 519-824-3091.
