Welcoming Alexandra Gordon as our new Provincial Operations Manager of Central Region
We are excited to welcome Alexandra Gordon as the new Provincial Operations Manager of Central Region at the Ontario SP…
How to teach “leave it”
Teaching your dog "leave it" redirects their focus when they are interested in items they shouldn’t be, and it assist…
Tips for your first week home with your newly adopted pet
Adopting a new dog or cat is very exciting. That furry friend you’re giving a second chance to becomes a friend and m…
Caring for a blind animal – What you should know
Adopting a blind animal can be a rewarding experience, but it also comes with unique responsibilities. Whether you’re…
Joining Paws: Updates to the Ontario SPCA’s Provincial Dog Rehabilitation Centre
We have some exciting news to share! The Ontario SPCA and Humane Society’s Provincial Dog Rehabilitation Centre (PD…
Paws off claws: Why cats’ claws are important
As a cat parent, it can be frustrating coming home to a couch that's been scratched up, or a new rug that has some more…
February is Dental Health Awareness Month
Did you know that February is Dental Health Awareness Month for our pets? The Ontario SPCA and our friends at Royal Can…
Indoor activities for your pets during the winter months
The winter can often mean more time spent indoors for us and for our furry family members. There are many benefits to s…
The incredible power of your dog’s nose
Have you ever marvelled at how your dog can sniff out treats from a mile away or detect that you’ve had a snack, even…
Thinking of adopting a VIP animal? Read the FAQs about VIPs
If you’ve been thinking of adopting an animal from the Ontario SPCA and Humane Society, you may have noticed the VIP …
Give the gift a loving home this holiday season
It’s the most wonderful time of the year – the Ontario SPCA and Humane Society’s iAdopt for the Holidays campaign…
Adopting a senior animal: Agatha’s story
Have you ever thought about adopting a senior animal? Senior animals make wonderful companions, but sadly many are over…