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Areas C.B.Animal Band-Aid Sanctuary serves
Cape Breton , Nova Scotia and surrounding areas.
C.B.Animal Band-Aid Sanctuary's adoption process
Additional adoption info
All volunteer. Animals are rescued . There is no fee to rescue an animal.
A donation is made .. to feed and shelter the other animals.
Dogs here are female and occassionally male. We rescue mostly female dogs to cut down on the killing of puppies and dogs in the province. An application process is in place.
All volunteer. Animals are rescued . There is no fee to rescue an animal.
A donation is made .. to feed and shelter the other animals.
Dogs here are female and occassionally male. We rescue mostly female dogs to cut down on the killing of puppies and dogs in the province. An application process is in place.
About C.B.Animal Band-Aid Sanctuary
ABAS Society is an animal rescue for abused and neglected dogs. We offer recovery shelter to feral cats after surgery before we release them back into their colony. We provide humane shelters for colonies of feral cats here in Cape Breton. We've designed and we manufacture feral cat "Humane Shelters" that are purchased then donated to cat care givers for cat colonies. These "Humane Shelters" are made here in Nova Scotia. Feral cat humane shelters are donated where there is a need. . We want to see breeding restrictions put in place here in Nova Scotia for dogs. We're working with first nations dogs. Other work is in progress to seek affordable spay/neuter vet care here. We would like to purchase a mobile spay and neuter unit. So that all animals have access to affordable medical care.
Support our animal rescue thrift store to help dogs and cats get access to medical care and shelter.
ABAS Society is an animal rescue for abused and neglected dogs. We offer recovery shelter to feral cats after surgery before we release them back into their colony. We provide humane shelters for colonies of feral cats here in Cape Breton. We've designed and we manufacture feral cat "Humane Shelters" that are purchased then donated to cat care givers for cat colonies. These "Humane Shelters" are made here in Nova Scotia. Feral cat humane shelters are donated where there is a need. . We want to see breeding restrictions put in place here in Nova Scotia for dogs. We're working with first nations dogs. Other work is in progress to seek affordable spay/neuter vet care here. We would like to purchase a mobile spay and neuter unit. So that all animals have access to affordable medical care.
Support our animal rescue thrift store to help dogs and cats get access to medical care and shelter.
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