Campaign finds homes for 59 animals in Cornwall and area.

The Ontario SPCA's Home for the Holidays campaign placed 688 animals across Ontario, including 59 in Cornwall and area, during Dec. 1–24. The campaign emphasized pets of all ages, with attention to senior animals and long-term residents.

The Ontario SPCA ran its annual Home for the Holidays adoption campaign from December 1 to 24. The campaign helped 688 animals find homes across the province, including 59 in Cornwall and area. It focused on pets of all ages and highlighted senior animals and long-term residents. Staff and local community support were credited for the placements. Key details: - Campaign dates: December 1–24. - 688 animals placed provincewide; 59 placed in Cornwall and area. - The campaign included pets of all ages, including senior animals and long-term residents. - Candice Gordon, manager of the Ontario SPCA Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry Animal Centre, noted the role of the animal care team and community compassion. - The article reports that some animals remain in care and mentions the organization's adoption and donation pages, and that Cupcake Day returns on February 23. Summary: The campaign resulted in hundreds of adoptions locally and across Ontario, reflecting community involvement and shelter efforts. Several animals remain available for placement, and the organization has a scheduled fundraising event, Cupcake Day, on February 23.