H.O.P.E. BOARDING PROGRAM

(HELPING OWNED PETS IN EMERGENCIES)

Life can present unexpected challenges, and we empathize with the difficult situations that pet owners may find themselves in. Recognizing the human element behind the pets we love, our H.O.P.E. Program steps in to provide compassionate and short-term solutions, offering families relief during life-altering emergencies.

About:
The H.O.P.E. program is designed to provide individuals facing crises with the time and peace of mind they need to address the challenges in their lives while ensuring that their beloved pets receive the care they deserve.

Who Qualifies:
Our program is here to assist individuals in various circumstances, including but not limited to those fleeing domestic violence, experiencing homelessness due to disasters like flooding, fire, or eviction, as well as those dealing with medical emergencies or entering recovery programs.

Services Provided:
Within the limits of our available resources, we offer free emergency boarding services. This ensures that pet owners can focus on resolving their immediate challenges without worrying about the well-being of their furry companions.

In the year 2023, The Brant County SPCA has made a significant impact on our community by extending a helping hand through the H.O.P.E. Program.

Cats:
Longest length of stay    19 days
Shortest length of stay   1 day
Average length of stay   13 days
Total # of cats = 27

Dogs:
Shortest length of stay   1 day
Longest length of stay    49 days
Average length of stay   15 days
Total # of Dogs = 23

The H.O.P.E. Program has collectively assisted 50 animals and their families, highlighting our commitment to making a positive difference in times of crisis.

If you are in need of the H.O.P.E. program, please contact The Brant County SPCA.