July 26, 2024

Summer safety tips for you and your pets!

As we enter our summer months, it’s important to take extra precautions to keep our furry friends safe. With a few helpful tips, you…
July 25, 2024

Lac Seul First Nation hosts spay/neuter clinic in partnership with the Ontario SPCA

IMMEDIATE RELEASE Lac Seul First Nation, ON (July 25, 2024) – Over 60 animals were spayed or neutered during a community animal wellness event…
July 25, 2024

A second start: Chico’s road to recovery

Two-year-old mixed-breed dog, Chico, arrived at the Ontario SPCA Lennox & Addington Animal Centre fearful, shut down, and missing half his fur. Little did…
July 24, 2024

Ontario SPCA Midland & District Animal Centre welcomes new manager

IMMEDIATE RELEASE Midland, ON (July 24, 2024) – The Ontario SPCA and Humane Society would like to welcome Jessie Oliver as the new manager of…
July 23, 2024

40 years of working for the animals

Forty years after walking through the doors of the Ontario SPCA Orillia Animal Centre, Manager Carol Beard is moving to Nova Scotia to take…
July 22, 2024

Does music really have an effect on our furry friends?

Humans have playlists for just about everything these days. A playlist to workout, a playlist to clean, even a playlist to work. Scientific studies…
July 18, 2024

Understanding tapeworms: Prevention, symptoms, and treatment

Tapeworms are a common parasitic infection in animals, and while they are usually not life-threatening when treated, they can cause significant discomfort and health…
July 16, 2024

Tips for a paws-itive car travel experience with your furry friend

As a member of your family, your furry friends may often accompany you on your travels. While some animals may love car trips, it…
July 16, 2024

Sit, stay and learn canine first aid and CPR with the Humane Society of Durham Region

IMMEDIATE RELEASE Whitby, ON (July 16, 2024) – The Humane Society of Durham Region is hosting a canine first aid and CPR course to give…
July 15, 2024

Understanding canine body language

While some pets enjoy meeting new people and animals, others prefer their own space, and the company of those they are most familiar with.

Testimonial

Speaking for the ones who can’t speak for themselves

Keep up the good work speaking for the ones who can’t speak for themselves. A society who cares for their animals is a better society.  Thanks for your good work!

-Suzali