Approximately 20 or so community members showed up to support Project Warmth. At 10am on Sunday, December 4th volunteers (some who had never been to EHS before) came together to cut materials and assemble feral cat enclosures. It was a long day filled with hard work, smiling faces, laughs and team work. On behalf of EHS we'd […]
Help this Phoenix Rise By Supporting Our Fundraiser https://www.canadahelps.org/en/charities/etobicokehumanesociety/PhoenixandotherEHSdogsinneed/ Phoenix’s past is a bit of a mystery. What we do know is that it has been traumatic. She is a blind, elderly Boxer who was bred multiple times. Despite her history Phoenix is full of energy and loves to cuddle, play and go for walks. Etobicoke Humane Society wants to ensure that the remainder of her life is the best it can […]
You may have noticed that Etobicoke Humane Society (EHS) has two beautiful dogs up for adoption that are listed as a “bonded pair” right now, Royal (tan male) and Regal (black female). At the shelter we understand that the thought of taking home two pups instead of one might be daunting for some, so EHS would like to explain what it means […]
Would you be warm if you spent your winter outside like this? The Etobicoke Humane Society wants to do their part by building cozy outdoor enclosures for the feral cats in Etobicoke and the GTA. It is an unfortunate reality that many cats do not have the luxury of a place to call home -- […]
Are you considering adopting an animal at Etobicoke Humane Society? Have you visited this site several times and felt a tug on your heartstrings when looking at one of our cats or dogs? Have you stopped by our location on Six Point Road and wanted to leave with a new family member that very moment? […]
Myrtle is such a sweet gentle cat who has only ever known pain and discomfort. Etobicoke Humane Society saved her from a Quebec kill shelter the night before she was scheduled for euthanization. Myrtle has been diagnosed with Entropion, which is a condition that is common in dogs, but only seen occasionally in cats. She […]
