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Kutch (Adopted as ‘Protein Shake’ March 30th, picked up on April 8th) is adjusting well, and I have a trainer lined up monthly to work with us and address his reactivity.
That aside, he is truly the best dog I’ve ever had. He has found his place.
If you would like to share your Happy Tail on our website and social media, please send us a photo a...
At Toronto Humane Society, improving the lives of animals means continuously learning, asking new questions, and applying evidence-based practices to the care we provide.
Our work extends beyond the walls of our shelter and clinics. Through research, collaboration, and knowledge sharing, our team contributes to a growing body of evidence that helps improve outcomes for...
National Lost Pet Prevention Month is a reminder to look at the everyday moments when pets may be more likely to slip away. A door may stay open while you carry something inside. A guest may not know how to close the gate of your home. A pet may get scared in an unfamiliar place.
These everyday moments can create unexpected risks. &...
We wanted to pass along a message to the wonderful foster parents who took in the litter of puppies found in northern Ontario, born to Ava. Lucky, formerly “Colby” (all the pups were named after cheese), is lovely and living the dream in his mid-town Toronto neighbourhood.
He loves off-leash walks, chasing squirrels and sweet potatoes. He is engaged in a turf war wit...
When we think about keeping cats entertained in small spaces, we often focus on the floor. Where can the bed go? Is there room for toys? Where does the litter box fit?
But cats do not only live at ground level. They see the ...