In a step towards improving our community, Greg Ratelle, Senior Development Officer, Annual Fund, has recently earned his Certified Animal Welfare Administrator (CAWA) certification through The Association for Animal Welfare Advancement.

While Halloween can present some dangers for pets, with a bit of care and consideration, you can make this holiday an enjoyable experience for them.

We’re thrilled to share that Toronto Humane Society made the top 100 list and received a top-rated 5-star rating for a second year in a row!

To provide additional support, Toronto Humane Society planned an event to distribute essential pet supplies such as crates, bowls, leashes, and toys to members in our community in need.

When a pet and their human form an unbreakable connection, they become each other’s go-to source of happiness and support. That’s what we call the human-animal bond, and it’s something truly unique.

Accidents, injuries, and unexpected illnesses can happen to anyone, so it’s always best to plan ahead and keep your furry family members protected. 

Given annually, OASW awards the best in practice to highlight their dedication in the field of social work. This year, they’ve given it to our very own team member, Dillon Dodson! 

During this time your puppy’s immature brain is changing and developing, and it can be a difficult and challenging period in both their life and yours.

If you notice your is going outside the litterbox, it’s important to address the issue promptly to avoid potential complications.

Protecting your furry friend and others in your community is paramount, and one proactive step you can take is enrolling in a training class.