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Nivedita Lane
Nivedita Lane is the Associate Dean, Justice at Humber Polytechnic. She has two decades of experience in community, economic, and workforce development with over 10 years of progressive leadership in post-secondary education in Ontario. A large focus of her professional work has been fostering and empowering access to education and training, in particular for underrepresented […]
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Giovanna Pari
Giovanna is a retired physician (Neurology) living in Kingston. She was an assistant professor at Queen’s University. Giovanna led basic and clinical scientific research in her field of Neurology. She also established the movement disorder clinic at Queen’s. Giovanna has participated in university advisory boards as well as teaching and supervision of medical students and […]
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Alison Cross
Alison Cross is a seasoned communicator and community advocate, dedicated to empowering individuals with information and fostering community engagement. Specializing in marketing and communications leadership, crisis management, and digital strategies, Alison has been a driving force at the Ontario SPCA and Humane Society since 2008. Armed with certificates from the Schulich School of Business […]
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Big News! Meet the 2025 CARES Fund Grant Recipients
We’re excited to shine a spotlight on the incredible organizations chosen to receive funding through the Ontario SPCA’s CARES Fund in 2025, and the inspiring work they’re about to embark on to improve the lives of animals in their communities. The Community Animal Resources, Education & Support (CARES) Fund is a new initiative by the […]
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September 2, 2025
Back to school: Separation anxiety and pets
With the school season coming back in full swing, your family will be adjusting to the new schedule – and that includes your pets! Your furry family member may need time to adjust to a change in schedule. Separation anxiety can occur for pets when they are used to having you around all the time. […]
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September 1, 2025
FAQs: Is fostering right for you?
The Ontario SPCA and Humane Society is seeking foster volunteers to provide temporary, loving care for animals who need extra support before they’re ready for adoption! With kids heading back to school and the house a little quieter, now is the perfect opportunity to open your heart and home to animals in need. The Foster […]
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August 29, 2025
Are you ready to adopt a dog?
Adopting a dog is a life-changing decision, but one that can bring great love and joy to your life. To help you decide if you’re ready to adopt a dog, we’ve put together information on caregiver responsibilities and considerations before adopting! How does adopting a dog impact your life? By adopting a dog, you gain […]
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August 29, 2025
Big News! Meet the 2025 CARES Fund Grant Recipients
We’re excited to shine a spotlight on the incredible organizations chosen to receive funding through the Ontario SPCA’s CARES Fund in 2025, and the inspiring work they’re about to embark on to improve the lives of animals in their communities. The Community Animal Resources, Education & Support (CARES) Fund is a new initiative by the […]
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August 28, 2025
Teamwork and compassion gives Miss Clyde a second chance
When a caring community member found two young dogs living outdoors, they knew the pair needed help. They brought the sisters to the Ontario SPCA Barrie Animal Centre – marking the start of a life-changing journey, made possible through patience and teamwork. A rocky start At just eight months old, the Rottweiler mix sisters had […]
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August 26, 2025
Foster
Open your heart and home to an animal in need. Learn how to become a foster family with the Ontario SPCA and give pets a safe place to heal and grow.
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Volunteer
Volunteer with the Ontario SPCA and Humane Society and make a difference for animals in need. Find a role that matches your skills and start changing lives today.
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Adopter Resources
The Ontario SPCA and Humane Society provides useful resources for adopters welcoming a new pet into their homes.
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