Our non-profit organization applies preventive animal management for its partner cities and their citizens, providing them with advice, assistance and resources to limit animal abandonment. In this sense, Proanima offers prevention, awareness, education, identification, sterilization and supervision services for dangerous dogs. We welcome, care for and temporarily house stray or abandoned pets and then find them a new home.

Les Aristopattes is a non-profit organization that takes care of abandoned or stray animals who are sick. We collaborate with several other shelters to try to save these animals who require urgent and often costly healthcare. We are the only organization in Quebec with this specialty. We take on cases that other organizations or shelters cannot handle due to lack of funds. All types of donations help us continue our mission, whether they are monetary or material.

Our mission is to help as many cats as possible find a forever home. Every time Cabane à Chat takes a cat into our care, we ensure that it doesn't have a home. All the cats we welcome receive necessary medical care, are sterilized, and are socialized. We strive to avoid euthanizing these cats as much as possible.

Our mission encompasses the collection, care, and socialization of kittens/cats in need, ensuring they receive necessary vaccinations and sterilization. We diligently seek out responsible adoption families tailored to each cat's specific needs while fostering collaboration with compassionate individuals eager to assist felines. Our overarching goal is to effect positive change in managing Montreal's stray feline overpopulation, striving to provide a brighter future for these vulnerable animals.

Through the Capture-Sterilization-Return-Maintain (CSRM) program, volunteer citizens are identified by the SPCA Roussillon as colony guardians or caregivers. These citizens collaborate with the SPCA Roussillon to sterilize cats in their colony, then become responsible for their well-being by providing them with food and shelter.

In the end, these community cats are healthy, occupy a defined geographical space, are less aggressive and help maintain the balance on the territory.

Our charity receives no grants and we rely 100% on your donations to save lives. Our mission is to save kittens in need, educate and raise awareness about the importance of spaying and neutering so that together we can work on improving the life of animals in Quebec. We rescue orphaned or very sick kittens at risk of euthanasia. We educate the population on the kitten's development and the neonatal period. We sensitize people on the importance of spay and neuter.