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Kingston Humane Society will offer contactless adoption
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In March, the Kingston Humane Society had to suspend all adoptions in order to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Now, the organization is set to start offering contactless adoption to suitable owners in the community, starting May 6.
Gord Hunter, the executive director of the Kingston Humane Society, says they are slowly opening their doors again to help their animals find a home. “Having that animal, an extra heart beat in the house, I think that makes a big difference.” In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, 75 animals from this location were placed into foster homes within 48 hours, says Hunter.
But with the help of over $30,000 in recent donations, the organization was able to remain viable when the pandemic forced its doors closed. “When
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