What’s the big deal with spay/neuter?
Did you know the pet overpopulation issue is a direct result of animals left unaltered? Spaying and neutering is helpin…
10 tips for a successful adoption
Dogs are exceptional animals, and their ability and desire to form deep and loving bonds with humans is extraordinary. …
Hop to it! How to teach agility jumping to rabbits
Did you know that rabbits can be trained to learn skills and cues, just like dogs and cats? Today we’d like to share …
Anxiety, pets, and mental health
Can your companion animals suffer from anxiety? The ASPCA has a very helpful blog outlining “Can Pets Suffer from Anx…
Feline fun: Advance your cat’s cues
Back in the summer, we shared some easy cues to teach your cat. Once you’ve mastered those cues and are looking for m…
9 Things to Know Before Adopting a Bunny
Aren’t bunnies just the cutest? Although they make great companion animals and are certainly fun to play with, some c…
A new beginning for three dogs living on the streets
For dogs Ryan, Regina and Rory, the idea of a cozy home to call their own was a far-off dream. Scrounging for food and …
How can you support cats this holiday season?
We have been sharing a lot of ways you can help vulnerable dogs lately, but what about cats?
There are many m…
Ontario SPCA supporters pledge $60,000 Giving Tuesday matching gift to help build Provincial Dog Rehabilitation Centre
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Ontario SPCA supporters pledge $60,000 Giving Tuesday matching gift to help build Provin…
6 styles of play for your cat
Did you know that while a cat’s natural instinct is to hunt and play, not all cats play the same way? To help encoura…
Leash pulling and reactivity: Dog training tips
Imagine you’re walking down the street with your pup, and you see someone else walking their dog ahead of you. Your d…
No More Shying Away: Rex’s Rehabilitation Story
Rex’s future was bleak when he arrived at the Ontario SPCA and Humane Society. He had spent his life in a small cage …