
How do abused women get a pet into SFPT?
To get a pet into SFPT, contact the nearest Transition House or Family Violence Outreach office. They can explain the program in greater detail.
These agencies can give you the intake and waiver forms that you must read, complete and sign. Once that is done, the staff person will also sign the forms and make arrangements with SFPT to pick up your pet for up to 30 days of temporary foster care. These forms are a contract between you and SFPT. In them, you authorize SFPT to care for you animal temporarily. You will include a date that you expected to pick up your animal. You may be able to request an extension if needed.
Transition Houses:
- Accueil Sainte-Famille (Tracadie-Sheila) 395-1500
- Crossroads for Women (Moncton) 853-0811
- Escale Madavic (Edmundston) 739-6265
- Fundy Region Transition House (St. Stephen) 466-4485
- Gignoo Transition House (provincial) 1-800-565-6878
- Hestia House (Saint John) 634-7570
- Liberty Lane (Fredericton) 451-2120
- Maison Notre-Dame (Campbellton) 753-4703
- Miramichi Emergency Centre for Women 622-8865
- Passage House (Bathurst) 546-9540
- Sanctuary House (Woodstock) 1-866-377-3577
- Serenity House (Kent County) 743-1530
- Sussex Vale Transition House 433-6579
- Women in Transition House (Fredericton) 459-2300
Family Violence Outreach Coordinators:
- Acadian Peninsula 395-6233
- Chaleur Region 545-8952
- Charlotte County 469-5544
- Edmundston 263-0888
- Fredericton & Greater Area 458-9774
- Kennebecasis Valley 847-6277
- Kent County 743-5449
- Miramichi 778-6496
- Moncton 855-7222
- Restigouche County 790-1178
- Saint John 632-5616/ 649-2580
- Shédiac 533-9100
- Sussex 433-6579
- Woodstock 328-9680