All cats at the Ontario SPCA Kent County Animal centre are only $50.
Chatham, ON (November 27, 2015) – The Ontario SPCA Kent County Animal Centre invites you to visit their shelter and PetSmart to find a forever feline friend this Black Friday.
From November 27th to 30th, all cats will be available for adoption at the reduced fee of only $50. All cats come spayed or neutered and are up to date on vaccines as well as being microchipped. PLUS, you’ll be given a promo code to receive 10x the entries in our iAdopt for the Holidays contest to win FREE pet food for a year! www.iAdopt.ca.
“All of our cats are so deserving of new homes. We hope this promotion encourages families to adopt,” says Kim Sonneveld, Ontario SPCA Kent County Animal Centre manager. “Visit us to take part in our Black Friday promotion and change an animal’s life this holiday season.”
To see adoptable animals go to www.meetyourmatch.ontariospca.ca.
Do you already have an adopted pet?
The Ontario SPCA Kent County Animal Centre invites you to take part in the iAdopt contest.
Step 1 – from Royal Canin by visiting iAdopt.ca
Step 2 – Post a picture of your adopted pet on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram using the hashtag #iAdopt for chances to win weekly prizes
Step 3 – Repeat steps 1&2 daily from Nov 1 – Dec 31, 2015 and Go Hug Your Pet!
To learn more about iAdopt for the Holidays or to enter the contest, visit www.iadopt.ca.
Ontario SPCA – Kent County Branch
405 Park Avenue East
Chatham, ON N7M 3W4
Phone: (519) 354-1713
Fax: (519) 354-1716
Email: kent@ospca.on.ca
Website: www.kent.ontariospca.ca
Ontario SPCA and Humane Society:
Protecting animals since 1873, Ontario SPCA is Ontario’s Animal Welfare organization. A registered charity comprised of over 50 Communities.
Since 1919, when Ontario’s first Animal Welfare legislation was proclaimed, the Ontario SPCA, with the help of its Communities, has been entrusted to maintain and enforce Animal Welfare legislation. The Act provides Ontario SPCA Agents and Inspectors with police powers to do so.
Ontario SPCA provides leadership in animal welfare innovations including introducing high-volume spay/neuter services to Ontario and opening the Provincial Education and Animal Centre.
