The P.E.I. Humane Society (PEIHS) has launched a virtual kitten shower and donation drive from May 4-15.
Every year, the PEIHS receives a flood of close to 500 mother cats and kittens during “kitten season” from May to November.
The kitten shower will feature educational information around fostering kittens, how to reduce unwanted litters and what to do if you find stray kittens.
The PEIHS expects that in the coming months, fundraising efforts will be significantly affected by the coronavirus (COVID-19 strain).
The shelter needs help – now more than ever.
The PEIHS is appealing to the community to support operations through fostering, adoption and making monetary and wish-list donations.
Donations can be made online at peihumanesociety.com.
For kitten shower and donation drive updates, visit Facebook.com/peihumanesociety.
Virtual kitten shower and donation drive highlights:
- Live videos of mother cats and kittens
- Staying home and fostering kittens
- Shelter Storytime for kids
- May 5 - #GlobaldayofGiving, Raise your Paw if you donated
- Don’t be a “Kitt-napper” - When do stray kittens need help?
- Preventing unwanted litters during COVID-19
- Why extending stays for foster kittens is healthier
- Neonatal care and equipment
- “Name a kitten after your Mom” gifts
- Win a chance to name a litter of kittens
The PEIHS is considered an essential service for P.E.I. and continues to provide care to companion animals. The PEIHS shelter is closed to the public during the pandemic.
The PEIHS continues to need adopters, fosters and donors to help stray, injured and unwanted animals.
To view animals for adoption, visit peihumanesociety.com to view animals for adoption, make a donation, or apply to be a foster parent. All services are being facilitated remotely or by appointment with strict protocols.
For general inquiries, call 902-892-1190, Monday-to-Saturday, 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. or via email at [email protected].
Animal protection and enforcement continues to provide essential services to animals in need. To contact animal protection, email [email protected] or call 902-892-1191. For emergencies, call 902-892-1191.
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