The Brant Animal Aid Foundation is a non-profit, charitable foundation, whose objective is to provide funding assistance for projects that assist in the prevention and relief of unnecessary suffering of animals within Brantford and the County of Brant.
By empowering local initiatives and fostering a culture of responsibility, we strive to create a future where animal suffering is eliminated, and every creature can thrive in a safe and nurturing environment.
The Brant Animal Aid Foundation got its start in 1997 when a dedicated animal owner convinced some area veterinarians to join together and establish a fund that would provide an additional source of support for programs that assist people caring for animals.
That dedicated animal owner was Mary Welsh, a community-minded individual who saw a need. The veterinarians that had joined her were Dr. John Huigenbos and Dr. C. G. Scott.
Together they raised the capital to create a fund through personal and community donations and structured policies that became the genesis of the Brant Animal Aid Foundation.
Over the ensuing years, many hundreds of area residents have received support for the care of their animals in a time of need. The Foundation has been supported over the years through donations and bequests including a sizeable bequest by Mary Welsh, upon her death in 2023.
Your support can make a significant impact on the lives of animals in need within our community. Every contribution, no matter the size, brings us closer to a future where all animals are treated with compassion and respect. Join us in this mission—donate today and be a part of creating a better world for our furry friends.
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