Your donations go towards upkeep of our shelter and the animals in our care. Small or large, your donation will make an immediate difference in the lives of our shelter animals.
We have many wonderful small animals, curious cats and lovable dogs ready for their forever home! Learn how you can adopt one of the animals currently in our care.
Are you an animal lover and looking to give back to your community? We would love to get to know more about you! Apply to join one of our amazing teams today!
Betty White was was a well-known animal lover and helped multiple animal charity organizations. In honour of her 100th birthday, January 17th, we encourage you to make a donation (no matter how small) in Betty White’s name. Make her 100th birthday the movement she deserves.
#BettyWhiteChallenge
We accept all empty bottles and beer cans at our location 5455 Concession Road 4, Everett, Ontario. Please place empties in the large red bin behind the shelter.
We accept textile donations! If you are doing some spring or fall cleaning be sure to bring us your textiles for donation/recycling. You can find the textile donation bins at the start of our drive way.
Alliston Herald reporter Brad Pritchard selected five of his favourite photos taken during 2021. Koba, a one-and-a-half-year-old Akita mix, was surrendered to the Alliston and District Humane Society in June. Jim Fryer is one of several volunteers who care for the animals at the shelter.
Photo Credit: Brad Pritchard/Metroland
We are the proud to announce we are the official diamond winners of the Alliston Herald's Reader's Choice 2021 for: Best Pet Adoption Services!
We are also proud to announce that we are the official diamond winners of the Alliston Herald's Reader's Choice 2021 for: Best Animal Rescue!
In this issue you'll read about the harrowing stories of Theo, Toby, Sunny and Mirabelle. Also, we'll give you a look into the life of the late Ernie Ogle as we remember him. It is indeed the end of an era at ADHS.
Our amazing volunteers are the backbone of the shelter. In this issue we highlight Willis Nakamura: the ADHS fixer! You'll also learn where your money goes, and stories of the animals we've helped with your donations!
Inside you'll meet Peggy Ely, one of our wonderful cat team volunteers. You can also get a peek at the photos of our amazing NEW cat roaming room! Thank you to Willis for bringing our vision to life!