Animal Services

GHS provides Municipal Animal Services for the City of Guelph, Township of Centre Wellington and Township of Guelph-Eramosa. The team responds to animal-related concerns, enforces municipal animal by-laws and provides emergency response for animals in distress.

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24 hours a day, 365 days a year

Emergency & After-Hours Animal Services

Our Animal Services team responds to animal emergencies 24 hours a day, 365 days a year in the City of Guelph, Township of Centre Wellington and Township of Guelph-Eramosa.

An emergency may include:

  • Sick, injured or orphaned companion animals or wildlife
  • Animals in distress or requiring immediate assistance
  • Animals posing an immediate risk to public safety, including dogs running at large
  • Stray companion animals that have been confined
  • Requests for assistance from police, emergency services or other authorities when animal or public safety is at risk

If you believe an animal requires immediate assistance, call 519-824-3091. After hours, follow the prompts to report an emergency.

Call 519-824-3091
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Services by Municipality

Hover or tap a region to see the services offered there. Full-service areas are shown in teal; limited-service areas are shown in green.

Selected region

City of Guelph

Full service

  • Emergency & After-hours Services (see chart below)
  • Animal Services & By-law (see chart below)
  • Pet Surrender Services

Hover or tap a region to see the services offered there.

Services by municipality

Use the table below to compare the Animal Services available in each municipality.

Animal services available in Guelph, Centre Wellington and Guelph-Eramosa
Service Guelph Centre Wellington Guelph-Eramosa
Emergency & After-hours Services (24/7)
Sick, injured or orphaned companion animals or wildlife Guelph Available Centre Wellington Available Guelph-Eramosa Available
Animals in distress Guelph Available Centre Wellington Available Guelph-Eramosa Available
Public safety response, including dogs running at large Guelph Available Centre Wellington Available Guelph-Eramosa Available
Stray companion animals that have been confined Guelph Available Centre Wellington Available Guelph-Eramosa Available
Police/emergency services requests Guelph Available Centre Wellington Available Guelph-Eramosa Available
Services During Regular Business Hours (plus emergency services listed above)
Dogs running at large Guelph Available Centre Wellington Available Guelph-Eramosa Available
Stray or injured cats Guelph Available Centre Wellington Available Guelph-Eramosa Available
Deceased companion or wild animals Guelph Available Centre Wellington Available Guelph-Eramosa Available
Animal by-law enforcement Guelph Available Centre Wellington Available Guelph-Eramosa Available
Dog Owners' Liability Act investigations Guelph Available Centre Wellington Available Guelph-Eramosa Available

Learn more about animal by-laws in your municipality:

Limited-Service Communities

Other Wellington County Communities

The Guelph Humane Society also provides pet owner surrender and rehoming services for residents of:

Limited-service communities: owner surrender, stray cat intake and wildlife
Community Owner Surrender & Rehoming Stray Cat Intake Sick, Injured or Orphaned Wildlife Please call before drop-off
Town of Minto Owner Surrender & Rehoming Available Stray Cat Intake Available Sick, Injured or Orphaned Wildlife Please call before drop-off Available
Township of Mapleton Owner Surrender & Rehoming Available Stray Cat Intake Available Sick, Injured or Orphaned Wildlife Please call before drop-off Available
Township of Wellington North Owner Surrender & Rehoming Available Stray Cat Intake Available Sick, Injured or Orphaned Wildlife Please call before drop-off Available
Township of Puslinch Owner Surrender & Rehoming Available Stray Cat Intake Available Sick, Injured or Orphaned Wildlife Please call before drop-off Available

Animal control services and animal by-law enforcement in these communities are provided by the municipality or its designated service provider. Please contact your local municipality for assistance.

Need Help?

Need Help?

If you have questions about Animal Services or municipal animal by-laws, our team is here to help.

Concerned that an animal is being abused or neglected?

Report Animal Abuse

If you believe an animal is being abused or neglected, report it to Ontario’s Animal Welfare Services by calling 1-833-9-ANIMAL (1-833-926-4625).

Under Ontario’s Provincial Animal Welfare Services Act, animal cruelty investigations are the responsibility of the Province. The Guelph Humane Society does not investigate reports of animal abuse or neglect.

If your concern is not related to suspected abuse or neglect, or you need assistance with one of our Animal Services, please contact our Animal Services team at 519-824-3091.

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