City of St Thomas

Southwestern Public Health is dedicated to promoting and protecting the health and well-being of residents across Oxford County, Elgin County, and the City of St. Thomas through collaboration with local municipalities, community organizations, and health service providers. The agency offers a variety of health services including dental care for children and seniors, immunization clinics, and programs addressing public health concerns such as infectious diseases and environmental health, all within a scent-free environment for visitors. Generated from the website

The St. Thomas City Animal Services operates under the local animal control authority, focusing on providing a second chance for homeless animals, primarily dogs and cats, that are either surrendered by their owners or found as strays. With an inclusive adoption policy, the organization ensures all adopted animals receive necessary veterinary care before finding their forever homes. In an effort to simplify the adoption process, they offer all-inclusive fees—$375 for dogs and $175 for cats—covering exams, vaccinations, microchipping, and spaying or neutering, as applicable. While they strive to manage the health and temperament of the animals, they encourage prospective pet owners to seek guidance from specialized trainers as needed. Generated from the website

The St. Thomas City Animal Services operates the local animal shelter, providing care for homeless cats and dogs. Their mission focuses on aiding stray and surrendered animals, offering them a second chance through adoption. The shelter adopts out pets after ensuring they are examined by a veterinarian, vaccinated, microchipped, and treated for parasites. Their all-inclusive adoption fees facilitate a seamless process for new pet owners, promoting responsible pet care within the community. Generated from the website