The Cindy Ladouceur Volunteer of the Year Award

The Volunteer of the Year award is named after Cornwall resident Cindy Ladouceur who was Roy and Cher’s 2014 Volunteer of the Year. Cindy had a huge heart and cared greatly for the feral cats that lived on her street. She helped find homes for numerous kittens and strays. Cindy passed away in 2016.

​Anastasia Nikolakakis (pictured left) was recognized as Roy and Cher's 2016 Most Dedicated Volunteer

​The 2016 Cindy Ladouceur Memorial Volunteer of the Year,went to  Mary Jane Hill (right) with Angela Parker, Roy and Cher's Founder & Director of Operations (left)

Cornwall’s Mary Jane Hill was name 2016 Cindy Ladouceur Memorial Volunteer of the Year. Mary Jane joined Roy and Cher’s Animal Rescue Team two years ago. Since then she has assisted over 30 feral and stray cats through Roy and Cher’s Spay & Neuter Program. Her efforts are an asset to the organization. She actively seeks out barns for feral cat relocation; she builds shelters for feral and stray cats and distributes them to those who feed the cats throughout the city of Cornwall; she does vet runs; she follows up with cat relocation and with those who care for the feral and stray cats; and she assists with fundraisers and adoption events.

Bainsville resident Anastasia Nikolakakis was recognized as 2016 Most Dedicated Volunteer. Anastasia joined Roy and Cher’s Animal Rescue Team September 2014 and since then she has assisted over 20 feral and stray cats through Roy and Cher’s Spay & Neuter Program. She also assists with feral cat relocation, successfully relocating a colony of 10+ feral cats to a farm. She has also been a cat foster and has helped with numerous adoption days and fundraisers.

We have a dedicated team

Roy and Cher’s Rescue Farm has over 30 volunteers who donate their time to a variety of activities including fundraising, fostering, administration, vet runs, community outreach and horse care.