Sarnia & District Humane Society is a nonprofit humane society in Sarnia-Lambton that rescues, rehabilitates, and rehomes dogs, cats, and small animals. The shelter provides intake and pound services, adoption and foster programs, volunteer opportunities, and runs fundraising campaigns and community events to support medical care and daily operations. It also offers pet support services such as microchipping and licensing assistance, and partners with local organizations to expand outreach and resources.
Last updated on Feb 8th, 2026
Your $20 donation helps fund Sarnia & District Humane Society's programs, outreach, and ongoing community support.
Sarnia & District Humane Society is seeking forever homes for three Shepherds named Bear, Lettie, and Remi. Visit the listing or call 519-344-7064 to learn about each dog and the training and exercise needs typical of Shepherds, and please share their profiles to help them find a family.
The Sarnia & District Humane Society shared a sound on blooper reel from Timmy the T Rex's big arrest on May 11, 2026, complete with staff reactions and fundraising hashtags. It is a short, shareable clip meant to entertain supporters and raise awareness for the shelter's fundraising efforts.
The Sarnia & District Humane Society is raising $2,000 to post bail for Timmy the T REX, asking supporters to send e transfers to accounts@sdhumane.ca. Every $10 donated earns a raffle ticket for prizes including a Big Fish Steak & Lounge gift card and a $100 gas card; donors who need a receipt should include a mailing address with donations of $20 or more.
The Sarnia & District Humane Society and The Fox and Hound Canine Retreat are promoting the 8th Annual Dog Festival for Sarnia Lambton, with a strong adoption focus and a call for animal related vendors. Vendors can request an application by emailing Samantha@sdhumane.ca, and the festival uses hashtags #DogFestival and #AdoptionEvent to share updates.
The Sarnia & District Humane Society and The Fox and Hound Canine Retreat are inviting animal related vendors to apply for the 8th Annual Dog Festival in Sarnia. Vendors should contact Samantha@sdhumane.ca to request a vendor application ahead of the community event that highlights dogs and adoption.
The Sarnia & District Humane Society is featuring three black cats available for adoption, Daly, Gerald, and Gracie, and invites interested families to contact the shelter at www.sarniahumanesociety.com or 519-344-7064. The listing highlights each cat's distinct personality and urges people to consider black cats when adopting.
The Sarnia & District Humane Society shared a Mother's Day greeting on 2026-05-10 celebrating a new mom cat and her kittens. The short, warm message invites the community to relax and enjoy their little kittens, reflecting the shelter's friendly local voice.
The Sarnia & District Humane Society is staffing a booth at Emergency Preparedness Day at Lambton College on 2026-05-09 with pet safety information and a few adorable animals to meet. Stop by to chat with volunteers, pick up preparedness tips for pets, and say hello to the furry guests.
Jasper is a 1 and a half year old male Catahoula mix at the Sarnia & District Humane Society who is dog friendly, not suited to homes with cats, and recommended for families with children aged 16 and up. He is sensitive and can be easily overwhelmed, so calm, dog savvy adopters willing to go at his pace will be the best match. Visit the society's listing to learn more and start an adoption inquiry.
The Sarnia & District Humane Society teases the 8th annual Dog Festival at The Fox and Hound Canine Retreat, with activities and offerings for dogs and owners and Bluewater Power as the title sponsor. The organization invites the community to share favorite moments from last year as it prepares for this year s celebration.
The Sarnia & District Humane Society thanks Bad Dog Sarnia for running a beverage stand in support of the Catch the Ace fundraising activities, noting that many animals in their care will benefit. The post celebrates community support and shares encouraging hashtags to amplify the message.
Thumbelina, an affectionate cat who loves daily hugs and is best as the only pet, has been at the Sarnia & District Humane Society since March 2026. Call 519-344-7064 or view her profile at the shelter website to learn about meeting her and the adoption process.
The Mother’s Day Basket Fundraiser for the Sarnia & District Humane Society raised $316, with the winner already contacted and the prize donated by Sonia Fox. Local Motif hosted and sold tickets, and the shelter thanks the community for their kindness and support for shelter animals.
Twizzler is the Sarnia & District Humane Society's Pet of the Week, featured by Yourtv Sarnia on 2026-05-06. The weekly spotlight is a quick way to learn about a local adoption candidate and connect with the humane society for next steps.
The Sarnia & District Humane Society shared a sunny post on 2026-05-06 showing playful puppies enjoying spring, paired with #adoptdontshop and #shelterlove. It is a cheerful, shareable moment that highlights local shelter animals and encourages adoption.
Gracie is a calm, affectionate six year old female available through the Sarnia & District Humane Society. She was recently shaved after severe matting, is on a weight loss journey, loves being brushed, and would thrive in a quiet home or with calm, cat savvy companions; apply at https://www.sarniahumanesociety.com or call 519-344-7064.
Sarnia & District Humane Society announced that Rory, the shelter van, got new logos installed and is already out for a cruise as of May 5 2026. The post thanks Sarnia Ford Lincoln and Sure Signs Inc., and asks the community to watch for the newly branded van around the city as warmer weather arrives.
On 2026-05-04 the Sarnia & District Humane Society launched a Wanda's Wish appeal to raise $10,000 for Silas, a five year old Doberman who needs a front leg amputation, extensive dental surgeries, and heartworm treatment. Visit the shelter's donation page to contribute or share his story so the community can help cover his specialized medical care.
The Sarnia & District Humane Society says kitten season is filling the shelter and requests donations to cover food, medical care, and safe housing for young kittens. They suggest a $10 gift and link to a ways to give page to make donating simple, and they ask followers to share the appeal to reach more local supporters.
Bones is available for adoption at the Sarnia & District Humane Society and would make a loyal co pilot for beach days and road trips. He would thrive in an active, adult only home; visit the shelter listing to learn how to meet him.
Stormy is a 10 month old Mastiff mix at the Sarnia & District Humane Society who is gentle, affectionate, housetrained, and good with dogs and cats. She may be shy at first so a patient home, ideally with a friendly large dog, would help her come out of her shell. Visit www.sarniahumanesociety.com or call 519-344-7064 to inquire about adopting Stormy.
Chaos is a clever, affectionate dog just under a year old available through the Sarnia & District Humane Society. He may be a Husky Lab mix, thrives with consistent training, and is best suited to an experienced adopter in a home without young children or cats.
Sarnia & District Humane Society posted a Feel Good Friday thank you on 2026-05-01, noting The WorkPlace Group donated $500 to five local charities as part of their 50th anniversary and In Focus Eyecare delivered a $1,600 cheque raised by a fundraiser. The update celebrates local generosity and appreciation for supporters who help the shelter continue its work.
The Sarnia and District Humane Society has puppies ready for adoption and asks local families to apply online or call 519-344-7064. Check photos and application details at the shelter's dog page and act soon to give a pup a forever home in time for summer.
On 2026-04-30 the Sarnia & District Humane Society received a $58 donation from Grady, who organized a neighbourhood 50/50 draw and whose winner also donated their share. Grady has regularly supported the society by asking for donations instead of birthday gifts, a small sustained practice that benefits animals in care.
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