Oakville Humane Society…kittens!
The Oakville and District Humane Society is in desperate need of homes for kittens! These are just a few of the cuties that are currently in our shelter, waiting to be adopted.
Please contact the shelter for more info:
www.oakvillehumane.ca
905-845-1551
or visit us at:
445 Cornwall Road
Oakville, Ontario, Canada
Please support your local animal shelter.
Photos and video were filmed at the Oakville Humane Society by Lisa Winn
Music “Stay With Me” by Michelle Titian – the song is copy-written and was used with permission by the artist. www.michelletitian.com
Duration : 0:3:13
Jan 17, 2012 | 3 | Humane Society
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