Tips for paw-sitive walks
Some dogs may be eager for their daily walks, while others may not be as thrilled, especially during the warmer months.…
Maximus never gave up hope
For 262 days, Maximus waited for his forever home. For those nearly 9 months, the care team at the Ontario SPCA Midland…
Explore volunteer opportunities at the Ontario SPCA Provincial Dog Rehabilitation Centre
If you’re passionate about animals and eager to make a difference in the lives of animals, the Ontario SPCA and Human…
Unleashing Creativity: Fun and educational AnimalSmart™ presentations for back-to-school
It’s back-to-school time, which means the Ontario SPCA and Humane Society will be visiting classrooms across the prov…
Beyond basics: Teaching your dog new cues
Has your dog mastered basic cues like “sit,” “down” and “come”? These are the most common cues most people …
How to find the right pet trainer
Bringing a new furry friend into your life is super exciting, but it also means taking on some responsibilities. Animal…
Patient Paws: Helping animals find their loving homes
Every animal deserves a loving home. At the Ontario SPCA and Humane Society, we strive to find a home for each animal t…
Understanding canine body language
While some pets enjoy meeting new people and animals, others prefer their own space, and the company of those they are …
Water introduction tips for your dog
In these dog days of summer, a fun trip to the lake for some swimming can help cool off your pup. However, if your furr…
Putting the lid on garbage hazards
There is something very enticing about a garbage can to animals. Whether from boredom or looking for additional food, o…
Spotlight on Dr. Jill Kirk: The Ontario SPCA’s new Chief Veterinary Officer
We recently said goodbye to our Chief Veterinary Officer, Dr. Stephanie Black, who has chosen to move on to a new role …
Feline fun – Tips to train your cat new cues
One of the fundamental puppy development stages is learning training cues from their fur parent. But dogs aren’t the …