
Spay & Neuter Assistance
One of the most effective ways to reduce pet overpopulation. We help community members access spay and neuter services whenever possible.
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Pet Projects
A friendly, volunteer-run group helping cats, dogs, and companion animals thrive across Shelburne County.
How you can help
Whether you need support for a pet, want to adopt, volunteer, or give — we are here for Shelburne County.

Spay/neuter support, emergency medical help, colonies, and pets in need.
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Meet adoptable pets through our trusted rescue partners.
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Trapping, transport, fundraising, outreach, and more.
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Every gift funds vet care, supplies, and emergency support.
Learn more →About us
Pet Projects is a volunteer-run organization dedicated to reducing pet overpopulation and improving animal welfare — for cats, dogs, and other companion animals.
What began as affordable spay and neuter support has grown into rescue help, community cat colony work, and partnerships that move animals into safer, loving homes.
Everything we do is driven by volunteers who care about animals in our region.

Programs
Friendly, humane programs for pets and community cats across Shelburne County.

One of the most effective ways to reduce pet overpopulation. We help community members access spay and neuter services whenever possible.
Request help →
When animals are discovered outdoors or in crisis, volunteers assess the situation and work toward safer outcomes — including mother cats and their litters.
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For community cats not suited to adoption: trap safely, spay/neuter, provide basic care, and return them to their established outdoor area.
Report a colony →In our community
Cats, dogs, volunteers, and community events across Shelburne County — the pets and people behind Pet Projects.









Partners
We collaborate with organizations that share our commitment to animal welfare.
Bide Awhile accepts animals from our program, provides veterinary care, socialization, and adoption opportunities to help them find loving homes.
Visit website →Thalia Cat Barn works tirelessly to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome cats throughout Nova Scotia, providing essential support for many of the cats we assist.
Visit website →Spay Day helps ensure pets receive necessary veterinary services and supports efforts to reduce pet overpopulation through accessible spay and neuter programs.
Visit website →Adopt
We do not adopt out animals directly. Many pets we help are placed with partner organizations.
Many adopters may also qualify for reduced-cost spay and neuter support through partner programs.

Get involved
Compassionate people make this work possible.

Donate
Pet Projects is entirely volunteer-run. Every dollar helps create healthier pets and stronger communities.
Drop off pet food and litter at the donation bin at the local Sobeys in Shelburne. Every bag helps feed community pets and fosters.

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Donate with cardGet help & contact
Request assistance or send a general message. Assistance is for Shelburne County residents and subject to available funding. Volunteer-run — replies may take a little time.
Spay/neuter, emergency medical, colonies, or a pet in need.
Questions, partnerships, or anything else on your mind.
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