What’s Happening
Dog Licensing
All dogs must be licensed in the Town of Oakville. Licenses may be purchased at OMHS, Town Hall, and many local veterinarians and pet retailers.
Fall Lottery
There are 27 chances to win!! $3,000 GRAND PRIZE draw on October 11th. The animals win every time you buy a ticket!
PRANCING WITH THE STARS
Join us on November 6th for an elegant evening of exquisite dancing, delicious food and fun! Purchase your ticket now.
Microchip & Nail Trim Clinic
On September 8th from 11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m., we are hosting a microchip and nail trim clinic at Ren's Pets. More information to come soon!
Kindness Club
If your child is passionate about pets, then the educational and interactive Kindness Club is the purr-fect place to be!
offsite adoption partners
We have great partnerships with local pet stores that house our animals available for adoption.
Available Services
Nail Trims
Do you have a cat, rabbit or guinea pig in need of a nail trim? Book an appointment with us today. We also do nail caps for cats!
lost & found
We are dedicated to helping lost pets be reunited with their families. If you have lost or found a pet it is important that you report it to us right away.
dog licences
All dogs must be licensed in the Town of Oakville. Licences are valid for 12 months from the date of purchase and not specific to a calendar year.
Recent News
FULL HOUSE
Summer has arrived and for the Oakville & Milton Humane Society (OMHS), this means ‘Kitten Season’ is in full swing. “This is the time of year when pregnant cats, and nursing or orphaned kittens come into the shelter and it lasts until late fall,” explained Andrea...
Mission: Accomplished
On June 22, eighteen adorable humans from our community embarked on a mission that had them trading places with the adoptable animals at the Oakville & Milton Humane Society for the afternoon. Centre Court in Oakville Place was transformed into a makeshift kennel...
Landmark Victory
Canada has passed legislation that bans keeping whales, dolphins and porpoises in captivity for entertainment, as well as the trade, possession, capture and breeding of cetaceans. Bill S-203, known as the Ending the Captivity of Whales and Dolphins Act, passed third...
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