Nanton Animal Protection Society

Helping cats. Supporting our community. Creating second chances.

In Loving Memory of Elisabeth Clarke 🐾❤️

Honoring the life and legacy of a woman whose compassion helped give countless cats a second chance

Donate In Memory of Elisabeth

It is with heavy hearts that we remember Elisabeth Clarke.

Elisabeth's dedication and compassion for animals played an important role in shaping the Nanton Animal Protection Society

Her legacy lives on through every animal rescued, every loving home found, and every life touched by the work of NAPS.

At the request of Elisabeth's family, donations may be made to the Nanton Animal Protection Society in lieu of flowers. These contributions will help continue the important work she began and honor her memory for years to come.

Forever part of our story. Forever in our hearts. ❤️🐾

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Welcome to NAPS

Nanton Animal Protection Society is a community-focused organization dedicated to improving the lives of cats in Nanton and the surrounding area.

From providing shelter and veterinary care to finding loving homes, supporting responsible pet ownership and helping manage community cat populations through our TNR program, we're committed to making a lasting difference — one cat at a time.

LEARN MORE ABOUT NAPS

Small Shelter. Big Hearts

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Small Shelter. Big Hearts ⁎

Your generosity helps provide food, veterinary care, shelter, and second chances for cats in need throughout Nanton and District!

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From helping cats find loving homes to managing community cat populations, NAPS works to create lasting change for cats throughout Nanton and the surrounding area.

Our Work In The Community

Helping manage community cat population through Trap, Neuter & Return

TNR Program

Finding safe, appropriate placements for cats better suited to alternative homes

Barn Cat Program

Adoption & Care

Providing veterinary care, shelter and loving homes for cats in need