Surrender a Cat or Dog

The GBAS primarily serves the residents of  Grey and Bruce Counties whose owners are no longer able to provide suitable care for their pet dogs and cats. Our shelter can accommodate up to 10 dogs and 20 cats/kittens. Once pets are surrendered, we attempt to ensure that suitable caring homes are quickly found for them.

We ask that you call us at 519-372-1911 or e-mail the shelter to discuss your surrender needs. If e-mailing, please download, fill out and attach the surrender form. Note: Printing and signatures can be done when you come to the shelter for your appointment. You will be asked a series of questions regarding your pet to determine whether we can accommodate your request. If we can assist you, we will make an appointment for you to deliver your pet cat or dog to the Shelter between the hours of 9.00am and 11.00am. At the time of surrender, we will conduct an assessment of the animal and if the surrender is accepted, we will complete an animal profile form in preparation for adoption. A Surrender fee of $50 cash per cat and $75 cash per dog will be payable at this time.

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What We Do

• We provide shelter, treatment and care for cats and dogs whose owners, residents of Grey and Bruce Counties, are no longer able to care for their pets

• * In special emergency situations and subject to availability of space, we accept animals destined for euthanasia. They are treated in the same manner as we treat our surrendered pets.


• We arrange for all shots,vaccinations, spaying and neutering of our animals prior to adoption. Rare exemptions are made due to age or health.


• We minimize the time animals remain at the shelter by consistently matching animals to suitable homes. 


• We assist sick or injured dogs and cats toward a humane end of life.

• We are a no-kill facility for surrendered dogs and cats and we do not surrender animals for research.


• We practice and provide information on humane treatment to help fight pet overpopulation. 


• Resources permitting, we attempt to modify behaviour of ‘unruly’ animals.

What We Don't Do

• ​We do not have the authority to accept stray animals. Only dogs or cats surrendered by their owners are accepted.


• We are not licensed as an animal control agent.


• We are not a boarding kennel for dogs and cats.​