Ontario SPCA and Humane Society Lennox and Addington Animal Centre

Supporting animals in need, and the people who love them.

Smiling tan dog with a white snout sits on a colourful cartoon blanket, looking up at the camera inside an animal care facility.
Two brown and white guinea pigs snuggled together on wood shavings, with one long-haired guinea pig resting its head on the other.
Smiling older couple crouches beside a kennel at an animal centre, as the woman reaches in to pet a tabby cat lying near one of our cat cabins.

  • Join us for the sweetest day of the year!

    Cupcake Day is Monday, February 23rd, 2026. Get out those mixing bowls and pre-heat your oven for Cupcake Day, a fundraiser for the Ontario SPCA and Humane Society to help animals in need. Changing the life of an animal in need is a piece of cake.

    Register for free!
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  • Brown tabby cat with bright green eyes sits on a grey cat tree, looking directly at the camera.

    Adopt

    Open your heart and home to a furry friend! The Lennox and Addington Animal Centre is open seven days a week from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

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  • Smiling woman in winter clothing takes a selfie with a large black and brown dog on a snowy trail surrounded by bare trees.

    Volunteer

    Make a difference by volunteering at the Lennox and Addington Animal Centre! Your time and compassion directly impact the lives of animals in our care and in our community.

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  • Small brown puppy being held by a person wearing blue gloves and a yellow protective gown inside an animal care setting.

    Donate

    Your compassion changes lives. With your generosity, the Lennox and Addington Animal Centre provides urgent care, shelter, and hope to vulnerable animals in our community. Every donation makes a difference.

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Our Purpose

The Ontario SPCA and Humane Society is a registered charity that has been operating for over 150 years. The Society provides care, comfort and compassion to animals in need in communities across Ontario. We value all animals and advocate to treat them with respect and kindness. The Society strives to keep pets and families together and does so through a variety of community support services.

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Pawsitive Words About the Lennox and Addington Animal Centre!

Adoption made easy by friendly and professional staff

“Very friendly and professional staff! Our adoption adventure was smooth and easy. They have recommended a dog that fits our needs, 100% accurate. Thank you!”

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Simona K

Caring staff helped us find our joyful dog, Ripley

“We adopted Ripley from here and I cannot say enough good things about the staff. They really care about the animals. Our dog Ripley is an absolute joy and I would recommend the SPCA to everyone.”

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Kate D

Deep appreciation for the caring and dedicated staff

“I would give 100 stars if I could. Such caring people who have come to the rescue of giving shelter to cats/kittens that I have found in need. I truly appreciate everything the staff does at the SPCA in Napanee.”

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Donna Y

Friendly and knowledgeable staff

“The staff at the site were very friendly, courteous, and knowledgeable about the animal we went to meet.”

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Wendy H

Lennox and Addington Animal Centre FAQs

How can I become a foster parent?

As a foster volunteer with the Ontario SPCA, you’ll help young, sick, injured, or under-socialized animals who aren’t yet ready for adoption. With your love and care, you can help them heal, grow, and prepare for life in a forever home.

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What is the process for rehoming an animal?

We are here to support individuals and families who need to rehome their companion animals.

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How does the adoption process work?  

Adopters are welcome to visit the animal centre seven days a week between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. We encourage visitors to arrive 30-45 minutes before closing time to ensure that we can send you home with a new furry friend on the same day if you meet the perfect match.

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Do I need an appointment to visit the animals?

Appointments are not necessary to see the adoptable animals in our care. Adopters are welcome to visit the animal centre seven days a week between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Please arrive 30-45 minutes before closing time to ensure ample time to meet the animals – and maybe even go home with a new furry friend if we have your perfect match!

Do you accept strays?

If you find a stray animal, please first contact the municipality’s animal control services for assistance. If there are no animal control services in place in the area where the animal was found, please reach out to our animal centre. When space allows, we accept stray animals from areas without municipal coverage. If we are at capacity, we will do our best to connect you with alternative resources.

How can I report animal cruelty? 

The Ontario SPCA does not have the legal authority to investigate concerns for the welfare of an animal. If you see an animal in distress, please contact the Government of Ontario’s Provincial Animal Welfare Services team at 1-833-9ANIMAL (1-833-926-4625) or your local police services. If the animal’s life is in danger, call 911 immediately as this is an emergency.

What items do you accept as donations? 

As a registered charity that is 100% donor-funded, we rely on the generosity of our supporters. We gratefully accept monetary donations, which can be made in person at our animal centre or online. If you’d like to donate supplies, check out our Amazon wish list for an easy way to give. We also post urgent needs on Facebook and Instagram — and as a bonus, you’ll get your daily dose of adorable animal content!

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