Below you will find statistics for the City's animal services shelter. Information indicates the quantity of animals brought in and the outcome of those animals.
2022 Statistics |
1st Quarter (January to March) |
2021 Statistics |
1st Quarter (January to March) 2nd Quarter (April to June) 3rd Quarter (July to September) 4th Quarter (October to December) |
2020 Statistics |
1st Quarter (January to March)
2nd Quarter (April to June) 3rd Quarter (July to September) 4th Quarter (October to December) |
2019 Statistics |
1st Quarter (January to March) 2nd Quarter (April to June) 3rd Quarter (July to September) 4th Quarter (October to December) |
2018 Statistics |
1st Quarter (January to March) 2nd Quarter (April to June) 3rd Quarter (July to September) 4th Quarter (October to December) |
2017 Statistics |
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Oshawa Animal Services has a large intake of stray cats and overpopulation is a large problem across Durham Region. The program (DR SNAP) has teamed up with some Durham Region veterinarians to offer a low cost spay-neuter assistance program. Oshawa Animal Services is proud to work to address this issue.
In order to qualify for the program you must be a Durham Region resident and must be receiving assistance from one of the following government programs:
If you qualify for the program you will be given a sterilization voucher that allows you to have your cat sterilized at a participating veterinarian at a reduced rate.
Some veterinarian clinics may require additional vaccines or treatments prior to surgery. Please ask your veterinarian prior to receiving a voucher and to determine if they are participating in the program.
For more information on how to receive a voucher, email [email protected] or call at 905-436-3311.