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Proudly supporting organizations sharing our values and love for community care
June 9, 2025
Our practices proudly received eight Community Grants in Q2, demonstrating our commitment to making a positive impact.
We’re pleased to recognize our practices’ commitment to supporting community organizations and truly demonstrating our value “We Dare”. From an animal welfare charity enhancing the lives of dogs in underserved communities, to a local hospice, to an organization supporting families whose children are receiving life-saving care, we have a wonderful group of recipients in Q2.
The team at West Brant Animal Hospital donated their $1,500 Community Grant to Hearts to Homes Feline Rescue & Sanctuary, a foster–based rescue that finds loving ‘forever’ homes for stray and abandoned cats and kittens.
“We chose Hearts to Homes Feline Rescue & Sanctuary for this Community Grant because of their heartfelt commitment to rescuing and rehoming cats in need. Their dedication, compassion, and collaborative spirit have made a meaningful difference in the lives of countless animals-and we’re proud to support a group that shares our values and love for community care.” — The team at West Brant Animal Hospital
“Thank you so much for the Community Grant! These funds will be used for veterinary care and food/litter for the 127 cats and kittens in our care.” — Patricia (Pat) Kawamoto, Managing Director, Hearts to Homes Feline Rescue & Sanctuary
Congratulating all our Q2 Community Grant recipients!
- Bureau vétérinaire Saint-Amable (Saint-Amable, QC) – $1,500 donation to La Boussole : Centre de ressources à la famille
- Hôpital vétérinaire Lachapelle (Québec City, QC) – $750 donation to Chiots Nordiques and $750 to SOS Miss Dolittle
- Hôpital vétérinaire Lindsay s.e.n.c.r.l. (Drummondville, QC) – $1,000 donation to Chiots Nordiques and $500 donation to Centre d’écoute et de prévention suicide (CEPS) Drummond
- Morrisburg Animal Hospital (Morrisburg, ON) – $1,500 donation to Dundas County Hospice
- Riverview Animal Health Centre (Riverview, NB) – $1,500 donation to Lions Sick Children’s Fund
- West Brant Animal Hospital (Brantford, ON) – $1,500 donation to Hearts to Homes Feline Rescue & Sanctuary
The Community Grants program is an easy and meaningful way for our practices to contribute to their communities and build team spirit. Grants can be used to support a local charity addressing animal welfare or of wider relevance to the local community, such as a school, mental health charity, organization supporting the 2SLGBTQIA community, social service agency or a community food bank.