Finding Nemo has never been easier – he’s right here at CHS! Nemo represents his name perfectly with his social, curious nature. He is always eager to explore new spaces and make new friends, and […]
Meet Miss Mint! She’s in mint condition and worth a mint in snuggles! Mint is a friendly, energetic girl who already has some basic manners. She’s house-trained, sleeps comfortably through the night and loves to […]
With such an adorable face and pretty colours, Gretchen is pretty irresistible! However, she’s not like most kittens; having spent her first couple months living in a barn, she is still getting used to this […]
Gandolf is a handsome boy with a big heart and even bigger energy! This active boy is full of life and would thrive in a home that can provide plenty of physical exercise and mental […]
Lunar is a bit like the moon that is his namesake! Sometimes he shines bright, and sometimes he makes himself small, and you have to look a little harder to see the beautiful boy within! […]
Say hello to Rusty, a small, goofy, fast little guy with a gentle heart and an enormous capacity for love. While the shelter environment can be overwhelming for him, his time in foster care gave […]
Meet Artemis, goddess of the moon! Surrendered due to allergies, she’s an absolutely beautiful girl who loves treats and attention. Affectionate and cuddly, she wants to be where the people are and can often be […]
A big, goofy boy with a love for snow, meet Joaquin! There’s nothing he loves more than playing, bouncing around, being a silly boy, and getting lots of tasty hypoallergenic treats. Because Joaquin can be […]
If you’re looking for a cat that thrives on attention, get ready to meet Meatball! Having come to us as he was under-stimulated in his previous home, Meatball is looking for a family that can […]
Meet Diesel, our sweet senior “velcro dog” who wants nothing more than to be by your side. This old gentleman is cuddly, cautious, and endlessly curious, happily shadowing his favourite people throughout the day. When […]
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