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Cambridge & District Humane Society |
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The Cambridge and District Humane Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting and providing shelter and comfort to the needy animals of the Cambridge and District community in Ontario, Canada. The Society is supported by the generosity of the community it serves. The Cambridge and District Humane Society depends on volunteers to assist in fulfilling its mandate. The Cambridge and District Humane Society (an OSPCA affiliate) cares for homeless dogs, cats and other animals in need of temporary shelter. It looks for suitable new homes and provides education to the community on how to care for the newly adopted pet. The Humane Society responds to and investigates allegations of cruelty to and neglect of animals. | |
Home Hospice Association|The Bello Project |
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The Bello Project is a service, under the umbrella of the Home Hospice Association, that provides volunteers to go into the homes of terminally ill pet people and help with the care of their animals in the home. The Bello Project works alongside humane societies and rescues to provide new homes for animals that have lost their pet parents, once the time has come, but until that time comes we aim to keep the pet and pet parent united for as long as possible. We are a non-profit registered Canadian Charity working in communities to help people with terminal illness. | |
rare Charitable Research Reserve |
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Founded in 2001, the rare Charitable Research Reserve is a 900+acre urban land reserve situated at the confluence of the Grand and Speed Rivers. Culturally and ecologically significant, our landscape includes 240+ year old trees, provides an array of habitats that supports rich biodiversity, and is home to an array of flora and fauna, some of which are ranked significant regionally, provincially, nationally, even globally. | |
Sunrise Therapeutic Riding & Learning Centre |
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Therapeutic riding & therapeutic recreation greatly enrichs the lives of young people and adults with both phyiscal & developmental needs, by empowering them to achieve new goals. Using animals as facilitators, it creates a magical connection! Children & adults in these programs themselves, discovering abilities they did not know they had. Our students know that Sunrise is a "belonging place", where they can just be themselves. | |
Sunrise Therapeutic Riding & Learning Centre |
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Sunrise is a nationally accredited Therapeutic Riding Centre, providing year-round therapeutic riding lessons, taught by certified instructors, to individuals with a wide range of special needs. Sunrise also offers: - day program for teens & adults with special needs, - group programs for agencies and special education classes - instructor training courses & internships Sunrise also offers several fully integrated recreation programs for children with and without special needs: - Camp Sunrise*: summer day camps & leader-in-training programs - "Little Breeches" Club - spring & fall intro to horses (ages 4-7) - Riding Club, for independent riders *Accredited through the Ontario Camps Association (OCA) - | |
Wind Dancer Pony Rescue Foundation |
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The Wind Dancer Pony Rescue Foundation was established in March of 2011, dedicated to the memory of Isabel Dupuy, a talented young horsewoman. Isabel was wise beyond her years and was determined to one day establish a pony rescue on her farm. She died at only eleven years of age but left a strong legacy in her dreams and determination to help ponies and to make the world a better place. The Founding Board of Directors, led by Isabelâs mother, Dr. Paula Dupuy, are working towards making Isabelâs dream a reality. Wind Dancer Pony Rescue Foundation will serve to help the unwanted pony both domestic and wild, to educate the public on the wonders of the pony and its care, and will be a place where the many facets of the equestrian community can come together. | |