December 7, 2021

I’ll be home for Christmas

Will you be their second chance?  The holidays are a great time to bring friends and family together, and the Ontario SPCA…
September 14, 2021

Life-changing impact: Provincial Dog Rehabilitation Centre

Bandit’s spirit was broken when he arrived at the Ontario SPCA and Humane Society. He hid under his bed, shaking with fear when anyone approached. Dogs like …
July 20, 2021

How to clean your dog’s ears

Have you ever wondered how to clean your dog’s ears from home? In today’s blog and video, we’ll hear from April, one of the Ontario…
April 27, 2021

Tips to get your dog’s attention through the “watch me” technique

Teaching your dog what “watch me” means is a great way to get their attention. This trick is helpful when you want your dog…
November 5, 2020

Meet the Animal Care Team at the Ontario SPCA and Humane Society

Our animal care team across the province works hard every day to ensure the animals in our care get the love and attention…
July 21, 2020

Dog Enrichment: DIY Cereal box kibble dispenser

Empty cereal boxes can act as great dog enrichment tools when turned into kibble-dispensing devices. They can also provide the ripping and tearing that some…
January 7, 2020

Now serving…. National Cupcake Day™ 2020

National Cupcake Day™ is the most delicious way to show your support for animals in need! We’ve put together a fun video to help inspire…
July 26, 2019

DIY projects with the Ontario SPCA and Humane Society!

In need of some fun DIY projects for your summer plans? Look no further! Check out the Ontario SPCA and Humane Society DIY playlist on…
March 12, 2019

Celebrating 10 years of spay/neuter services

This year marks the 10th anniversary of the Ontario SPCA Centre Veterinary Hospital in Stouffville, just outside Newmarket and the Ontario SPCA Marion Vernon Memorial Animal Clinic in Barrie. To date, over 45,219 dogs and 72,418 cats have been spayed/neutered between the two locations.
March 11, 2019

Jax’s Story: Will you give him his second chance?

After surgery and months of hydro and physio-therapy, Jax is ready for adoption! Watch this video to learn more.