How to handle jumping
Jumping is a common training challenge and is usually attention-seeking behaviour. Unknowingly we might "teach" our dogs to jump up on us by rewarding them each time they do so.
Key tips to stop dogs from destructive chewing
Does your dog chew on things they shouldn’t? You’re not alone. This is a very common issue for pet parents.
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Celebrating National Volunteer Week: Long-time volunteers reflect on 25 years of helping animals
Volunteers are at the heart of the Ontario SPCA and Humane Society, and this Volunteer Week, we want to recognize and c…
Ontario SPCA Animal centre key enrichment features
At the Ontario SPCA and Humane Society, we are committed to ensuring the well-being of every animal in our care. This d…
Tail-Wagging Tips: Simple ways to make your dog happier
There are very few things that can bring us joy the way our furry friends can! That feeling of happiness and love when …
What to Expect When Adopting a Dog/Puppy
What to Expect When Adopting a Dog/Puppy
What an exciting time! Adopting a new friend can be a big responsibility and …
Enrichment tips for your bird
Interested to know how much enrichment your bird needs, and what kind is good for them? We’ve got you covered on toda…
Embarking on a March break trip? The Ontario SPCA shares tips to prepare your furry friends
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Stouffville, ON (March 7, 2024) – For many families, March break is a time to travel, which mean…
4 animal accounts you need to follow in 2024
It’s already 2024 – can you believe it?!—and we are living in an increasingly digital world where anyone can beco…
Silverado gets the VIP treatment and a fresh start
Animals of all types and sizes come into the care of Ontario SPCA and Humane Society animal centres every day. From swe…
Adopting a puppy: What to expect
Congratulations on adopting a new puppy! This is an exciting time for both you and your puppy. The first day after brin…
How to teach a rabbit to wear a harness and leash
Many rabbit companions enjoy going outside! But it’s important to make sure they do so in a way that keeps them safe.…