Donate a Car Canada accepts Vehicle Donations for North
East SPCA. Free towing is provided in most areas across
Canada. Donate a Car After your vehicle donation is
complete, our charity will send you a tax receipt and will
put your gift to good use. Please click the picture above to
learn more - Donate Your Old Care is a friend of the Harry
and Eve Vickar Shelter!
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The Harry and Eve Vickar Shelter
North East SPCA
Box 189
Melfort, SK S0E1A0
board@northeastspca.org
306 752 7722
Charity# 80129 6088 RR0001
Remember you may donate at anytime with e-transfer.
In your transfer be sure to include your mailing address
for a tax receipt
The “Save Our Shelter” Campaign
is on going
$80,000 has been raised so far in our Save Our Shelter
campaign, but the hard work continues
Please donate below through e-transfer, a cheque or on our
The NESPCA has found
happy homes
for 800 animals in 5 years
Thank You Volunteers !
to become a volunteer please check
our volunteer page
Open Wed - Saturday
1-430 pm
Appointments call 752 7722
The Harry and Eve Vickar Shelter
for the NESPCA
665 Hamilton Ave West, Melfort, Sk
(306 752 7722)
Barn Buddies
are available!
What’s a BARN BUDDY? A barn buddy is usually a male, who’s been
living on his own for long enough that they sustain a well enough
life style on their own.
Barn Buddies are usually high energy animals and don’t like to be
contained indoors for too long; they usually cannot live in a home
setting, but love being outdoor cats!
All BARN BUDDIES will be spayed or neutered, given rabies shots,
dewormed, treated for ear mites and FIV/FeLV tested before being
re-homed.
We ask for a MINIMUM DONATION OF $50 FOR THESE CATS,
however, since vet bills aren’t cheap, we’d appreciate a bigger
donation to help out with some of the costs.
Would you like a BARN BUDDY?
Click the Barn Buddy button below!
Introducing
“The Companion Cat”
program
for Seniors
The Harry and Eve Vickar Shelter understands that many
Seniors would benefit from a friend and that’s why we
developed the “The Companion Cat” program.
Many seniors, over 70 years of age, would like to adopt an animal, but
are worried about the animals care in the event of short term illness or
hospitalization.
The NESPCA will assist, if needed, in finding caregivers or temporary
fosters in the event that a senior is unable to care for the animal.
Seniors now can adopt an animal with no concerns about caring for their
furry companion. Please inquire about the “The Companion Cat”
program” at the NESPCA shelter.