The Burlington Animal Shelter offers a variety of programs to educate the community on responsible pet ownership and ensure Burlington is a safe place for people and animals.
Upcoming Events
| Born to be Wild - Wildlife Information Night (Thursday, April 18, 2019) |
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At this family-friendly event, learn more about what to do when you encounter wildlife and how to help if you spot a wild animal that appears injured or sick. A presentation from Hobbitstee Wildlife Refuge will begin at 6:30 p.m. Information tables and children’s activities available. Thursday, April 18, 2019 |
| Microchip/Rabies Vaccination Clinic (Saturday, May 4, 2019) |
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You have the force to protect your pet! Cats and dogs are welcome. Please ensure dogs are on a leash and cats attending the clinic are in a carrier. Appointments for the clinic can be reserved by calling 905-335-3030. Walk-ins are also welcome (appointments preferred). Up-to-date proof of vaccinations required. Cost: Saturday, May 4, 2019 |
Shelter Tours
We offer tours of our facility to the general public and school groups on a daily basis upon request. For groups of five or more people, please call ahead to arrange a suitable time.
School Visits
Upon request, the Burlington Animal Shelter staff will provide daycare, elementary and high school visits. Sessions geared to the specific age group will cover the role of the animal shelter in the community, the local animal control bylaws, how to properly care for pets at home, bite prevention and common wildlife in the area.
Co-Operative Education
The Burlington Animal Shelter accepts both morning and afternoon high school co-op students.
Please have the students' teacher call to inquire about co-op opportunities.
Public Events
Animal Shelter staff attends local events throughout the year to promote the services they provide, to answer questions in regards to animal concerns and to showcase animals available for adoption. We hope you will stop by and say "Hello".