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Brant Animal Aid Foundation Helping animals in Brantford & Brant County live better lives.

We fund spay/neuter programs, crisis support, and education to prevent suffering and promote compassionate care.

📍 Local impact, lasting change.

Brant Animal Aid is looking for volunteers for our Board of Directors! Please email us for more information. Learn mor...
10/04/2026

Brant Animal Aid is looking for volunteers for our Board of Directors! Please email us for more information. Learn more about our organization at www.brantanimalaid.com

Know the signs of heat illness in dogs and keep your pets safe this summer. Heat can affect dogs quickly, and recognizin...
06/22/2026

Know the signs of heat illness in dogs and keep your pets safe this summer.

Heat can affect dogs quickly, and recognizing the early warning signs can help prevent serious harm.

Watch out for:
- Heavy or excessive panting
- Drooling or thick saliva
- Weakness or lack of coordination
- Vomiting or diarrhea
- Collapse or unresponsiveness

If you notice these signs, move your dog to a cooler area right away and seek veterinary care. Even a short period of overheating can have lasting effects.

The Brant Animal Aid Foundation is dedicated to promoting pet safety through education and awareness. Helping keep animals safe all summer long!

Lead with compassion: https://brantanimalaid.com/

Unexpected veterinary costs can be overwhelming, and for some families, they can mean making impossible choices. Brant A...
06/18/2026

Unexpected veterinary costs can be overwhelming, and for some families, they can mean making impossible choices. Brant Animal Aid Foundation helps connect pet owners on government assistance with the care their animals need, from urgent veterinary support to community-based resources.

It’s about keeping pets with the people who love them, and making sure help is there when it matters most.

Your donation helps make that possible.

Give today: https://brantanimalaid.com/donate

Because no one should have to face those moments alone.

Summer is here, and that means more travel, sometimes with our furry friends!Leaving a dog in a parked car, even briefly...
06/16/2026

Summer is here, and that means more travel, sometimes with our furry friends!

Leaving a dog in a parked car, even briefly, can quickly become dangerous as temperatures rise. But heat isn’t the only risk.

During travel, pets that aren’t secured can be injured in sudden stops or accidents, and can even interfere with safe driving.

Keeping pets safe means thinking about the full picture, before and during the trip. A secure harness or crate, a cool and comfortable environment, and avoiding leaving pets alone in the car are simple steps that can make a big difference.

Brant Animal Aid Foundation encourages pet owners to plan and take those extra precautions, especially during the warmer months!

https://brantanimalaid.com/

See a dog alone in a hot car? It can be stressful to come across a situation like this, but staying calm and acting quic...
06/13/2026

See a dog alone in a hot car? It can be stressful to come across a situation like this, but staying calm and acting quickly is most important.

Start by assessing the dog; if they appear distressed (panting heavily, lethargic, or unresponsive), it may be an emergency.

If you’re concerned:
- Note the vehicle details and location
- Try to locate the owner nearby if it is safe to do so
- Contact local animal control or non-emergency police for guidance
- If the dog is in immediate danger, call 911

Looking out for animals in the community is a good way to ensure that more animals can stay with families that love them.

Lead with compassion: https://brantanimalaid.com/

As the temperature rises, it’s important to remember our furry friends! What might feel like a warm day to us can quickl...
06/11/2026

As the temperature rises, it’s important to remember our furry friends! What might feel like a warm day to us can quickly become uncomfortable or even dangerous for them.

Simple things can make a big difference:
- Make sure that pets have access to fresh, cool water
- Provide shaded areas to rest
- Give them comfortable places indoors during peak heat to help them cool down
- Shift daily routines like walks and play time to cooler parts of the day.

At Brant Animal Aid Foundation, we believe a little extra care goes a long way in keeping animals safe, healthy, and happy all summer long!

https://brantanimalaid.com

Spaying and neutering are the most effective ways to reduce pet overpopulation, but for many families, access to these s...
06/07/2026

Spaying and neutering are the most effective ways to reduce pet overpopulation, but for many families, access to these services isn’t always easy.

Every year, Brant Animal Aid Foundation helps support spay and neuter efforts across our community, preventing unwanted litters and reducing the number of animals that end up in crisis.

When you donate, you’re helping create a future where fewer animals are left without care, and more families can access the support they need.

Donate today: https://brantanimalaid.com/donate

When neighbours care, and the community contributes to change, luck isn’t random anymore.

Taking your dog out on the boat? Keep safety in mind! Boating can be a great experience for both you and your dog, but p...
06/03/2026

Taking your dog out on the boat? Keep safety in mind! Boating can be a great experience for both you and your dog, but preparation matters.

Before you get on the boat, it’s important to make sure that your dog is comfortable around water. Always bring fresh drinking water, a towel, and share options so that they aren’t on the hot boat deck all day.

When you’re on the boat, keep these things in mind:
- Use a properly fitted dog life jacket
- Keep them supervised at all times.
- Be mindful of hot surfaces and sun exposure.

If they fall in, it’s important to stay calm. Use a safe, controlled method to help them get back on board. A little planning goes a long way in keeping your day on the water safe and fun!

https://brantanimalaid.com

In Ontario, kitten season typically runs from early spring until late fall, with the biggest surge happening between Apr...
05/31/2026

In Ontario, kitten season typically runs from early spring until late fall, with the biggest surge happening between April and October. That’s right now!

As the weather warms up, unspayed female cats go into heat more frequently, which leads to a sharp increase in litters. Most cats can have multiple litters in a single season, so what starts in the spring can continue well into warmer months. That’s why shelters and rescues often see a spike in pregnant cats and large numbers of kittens all summer.

Spaying and neutering is one of the most effective ways to prevent overpopulation and reduce the number of kittens born into uncertain conditions.

At Brant Animal Aid Foundation, we support spay and neuter efforts to help create long-term change for animals in our community.

For more information about our Spay and Neuter program, visit our website: https://brantanimalaid.com/resources/spay-and-neuter-program

Invest in the future of animal care this May!Brant Animal Aid Foundation is proud to support future vets with the Albert...
05/27/2026

Invest in the future of animal care this May!

Brant Animal Aid Foundation is proud to support future vets with the Alberta Inglis Scholarship Award. Strong communities need compassionate and skilled animal care professionals.

This month, we’re asking for your help to grow our reach so we can continue programs like this.

Spring into Sharing with us by liking our page and sharing any of our posts. Each time, you’ll be entered to win a gift card from one of our local sponsors.

It’s a simple way to support the next generation of care in our communities!

Contest runs until May 31st. You must like the page in order to win!

Find out more information about the Alberta Inglis Scholarship Award: https://brantanimalaid.com/index.php?cID=269
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Disclaimer about the Contest:
Brant Animal Aid Foundation hosts the Spring into Sharing Campaign and runs from May 1 to May 31, 2026 at 11:59 PM (EST).

How to Enter:
Participants may enter by liking the Brant Animal Aid Foundation page and/or sharing designated campaign posts during the contest period. Each like and share counts as one (1) entry. You must like the page in order to win!

Eligibility:
Open to residents of Ontario, Canada who are 18 years of age or older at the time of entry. In order to win, you must like the Brant Animal Aid Foundation page.

Prize:
Winners will receive a gift card from a participating local partner. Prize details will be announced in advance of the draw. Prizes have no cash value and are non-transferable.

Winner Selection:
Winners will be selected by random draw and contacted via Facebook within 5 business days of the contest closing. If a selected winner does not respond within 72 hours, another winner may be chosen.

No Purchase Necessary:
No purchase or donation is required to enter or win.

Disclaimer:
This promotion is in no way sponsored, endorsed, administered by, or associated with Meta Platforms Inc.. By entering, participants release Facebook from any responsibility related to this contest.

Consent:
By entering, participants agree to allow Brant Animal Aid Foundation to use their name for promotional purposes related to the contest.

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P. O. Box 25017, RPO West Brantford
Brantford, ON
N3T6K5

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