Colchester SPCA

We adopted from Colchester SPCA and sadly lost him after 3 yrs, he was a senior dog. We just adopted from Kings SPCA and Colchester SPCA has been great with making sure our "new" senior baby has been taken care of for his vet visits, addressing any and all questions and concerns we've had.

Doing a great job of caring for the animals. It's sad to see more than 1 cat in some cages. There is such an abundance of the need to find these precious cats a great forever home. I went in to search for a new fur baby and ended up rescuing & adopting 2. I'll never understand how cruel people can be treating their pets like a piece of garbage. To move and leave behind or abandon these precious cats is inhumane. The SPCA does all it can do in helping with a limited amount of funds and the need to expand their facility. How can you not fall in love with any one of these adorable yet homeless animals who didn't deserve to be horribly treated and left to try to survive on their own? My 2 girls are my sanity keepers and to be rescued to a forever home is humbling to have their unconditional love is the most rewarding feeling you could have.

Staff is awesome, friendly, knowledgeable, and they have great talent for placing animals in the right home with the right owner. I got my cat here and she's a perfect fit, love this place

Wonderfull staff you can tell they care deeply about the animals they shelter. They were super friendly and answered all the questions we had about our new furry family member. If you looking for a pet adopting from the spca is the way to go.

Copied from my Pictou SPCA review, but our experience was the same and we ended up adopting from here. Amazing people doing great work. They are terribly underfunded, so consider adopting your next pet instead of going to a breeder, and please consider donating money or items on their wishlist (comprising day to day supplies they badly need). These days it's hard for alot of people to worry beyond their own roof and table for sure, but for those of us not so worried even a little helps. Just like humans, sometimes pets just need a second chance and someone to care about them.