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The Burin Peninsula SPCA is currently accepting 25 Applications for our SNAP Program.In order to qualify for our program, payment must be received when application has been approved.People who have not paid before surgery will not be accepted.

http://burinspca.com/2438-2/

Spay/Neuter Fund 2020

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In 2019, we spent nearly $ 25,000 in medical expenses including spay and neuter .We would greatly appreciate monetary donations toward our spay and neuter fund for the upcoming year of 2020.Thanks to the generosity of the public our shelter is now stocked with lots of food and other supplies.Please help Support the Burin SPCA and get our Spay and Neuter Fund filled once again.If you would like to donate here is what you can do, send us a emt at burinpeninsulaspca@gmail.com and message our facebook page for the answer to the question.You can also send us a donation to our mailing address P.O. Box 525 Burin Bay Arm NL, A0E 1G0.All donations over the amount of $ 5.00 will be issued a income tax receipt.

Lawn Cat Shelter

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A Big thanks to  the business and individuals who shared our ask or donated building materials.  Special mention go to Home Hardware, Castle Building Supplies, Pikes Building Supplies, Leo Farrell, Sheldon Vaters and Greig NL for filling the remainder of the list and leaving us with some extra building supplies, we’ll use for future projects.
We spent some time in Lawn this summer and trapped, neutered and returned several families of cats. This family of cats had wonderful care givers but needed shelter. Thanks to the care of some awesome people they are looking so healthy and even a little plump. Mom and her kitten are supervising the project and were the first of the clan to check out their new home. 
The outside compartment and the inside sleeping area have both entry and exit openings. The sleeping area is completely insulated with openings opposite the outside compartment to keep the wind and precipitation out. There is a window on the back wall of the sleeping area facing the back door which lets light in. The roofs hinge open for easy  feeding, changing of bedding and clean up.