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We just wanted to share some pics of Clair settling in with us over the past month. She’s settled nicely, though still not a fan of loud garbage trucks.
She’s making lots of dog and people friends in the neighbourhood, and she is very loved at home.
If you would like to share your Happy Tail on our website and social media, please send us a photo and story ...
When North arrived at Toronto Humane Society, she was doing everything she could to care for her five tiny kittens.
She was nursing Quebec, Saskatchewan, Ontario, Manitoba and Alberta while also trying to recover from being underweight and unwell herself. Her new, tiny family was vulnerable, and they needed care.
Tha...
You walk into the room and find a puddle beside your cat’s box instead of inside it. Maybe it has happened once or maybe it’s becoming a pattern. Feeling frustrated is understandable — and it’s something we hear from pet parents every day.
Out-of-box elimination is
We’re the new parents of Orpheus, his name is now Soba. We just want to write this to give you guys a little update about him!
He was definitely the bravest boy! He didn’t show a hint of anxiety when he first arrived at his new home. He immediately jumped out of his carrier to explore the bedroom and didn’t skip a single meal we offered him.
He also didn’t se...
Some pets make connections with people quickly. They may walk over, accept attention, or seem comfortable within the first few minutes. Others need more time.
A pet who is quiet or hesitant at first can still be worth getting to know. Adoption staff can provide helpful context that may not be obvious from a first impression.
That doesn’t make one animal more a...