Welcome to the Niagara Falls
Humane Society

The Niagara Falls Humane Society helps find loving homes for unwanted and mistreated animals, as well as trying its best to reunite lost pets with their rightful owners.

Every year thousands of lost, abandoned, neglected and abused animals are cared at for by NFHS with respect and compassion. Our mission is to provide leadership in our community through advocacy, education and enforcement, so that all animals are appreciated and understood.

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Featured Animals B Dawg

Our Sponsors Help the animals at the shelter by sponsoring a Cage -$25/mo or Kennel- $50/mo. Thank you to our current sponsors: David and Julie Bacon Hether Deans Heather and Dennis Goodes Greendale Public School Laurel Minnes Bob and Jane Moore Dave Thorpe Judy Vent Westmount School Casino Niagara Sunrise Table Games Crew Joe, Tanya and Bear Macoretta The Haverkamp Family The Loeffler Family Shanna Steenhuis

Hours of Operation Monday - Saturday 10am - 4:30pm Sun: Closed Emergencies and confined dogs 24hrs

Report Animal Cruelty

If you think you have seen an animal being abused, please speak up! No animal deserves to suffer. If you have concerns for an animal please contact:

310-SPCA
or OSPCA.ca

Family Day closure Monday Feb. 18 The shelter will be closed for the family day holiday on Monday Feb. 18.

Thank you Hailey and Jayden Donation for the dogs' comfort A great big furry thank you to Hailey, who saved her allowance money to buy beds for some of the dogs. Her brother Jayden supported her efforts. Thank you to this family for caring about the animals.

AMAZON WISH LIST FOR THE ANIMALS Shop Amazon and help the animals Follow the link to see our wish list. You can have gifts sent directly to the shelter! https://tinyurl.com/ycktzoyj

Can you help? The shelter is currently in need of : Fresh vegetables suitable for Rabbits Aspen Shavings/Shredded Paper cat toys/scratching posts Rabbit Pellets(no seeds or nuts) Timothy Hay If you can donate any of these items , please drop them off at the main shelter 6025 Chippawa Parkway during hours of operation. Thank you!

Coyotes in the community Coyotes, like other wild animals, sometimes come into conflict with humans. Since migrating to Ontario from the west over 100 years ago, coyotes have adapted well to urban environments and can now be found in both rural and urban settings. Changes in land use, agricultural practices, weather and natural food shortages may contribute to increased coyote sightings in your community. click here to read more about how to keep safe in an encounter with a coyote Coyote Sighting? Click Here