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Thank you to Nestlé Purina and Loblaw Companies Limited
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Thank you to Nestlé Purina for their recent donation of six pallets of cat food and one pallet of dog food and to Loblaw Companies Limited for their recent donation of 240 cans of cat food. As EHS operates entirely from donations and our own fund-raising efforts, we greatly appreciate the support we receive from […]
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Making a Difference - Etobicoke Collegiate Institute's Raise a Paw Club
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Diana Tudose wanted to make a difference. Her passion for animals and animal related issues led Diana to found Etobicoke Collegiate Institute’s Raise a Paw Club. Looking to build awareness around various animal issues and to raise money for organizations devoted to helping animals, Diana and her 30 member team raised $440 through a raffle […]
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Fostering Meg – teaching a timid cat to trust again
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Meg was surrendered to EHS several months ago. At her previous home, she was kept in the basement with no attention for two years. When she came to us, she did not socialize with any of the cats or for the most part - people. Foster mom Emily has taken her in, and as the pictures […]
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EHS information booth at Hewlett Packard
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On January 18, 2012, EHS volunteers Franca Panacci and Maria Barnes hosted an EHS information booth at Hewlett Packard's Employee Volunteer Fair, held at HP's Canadian headquarters in Mississauga.   Our thanks to HP's Carole Long, event coordinator, for inviting us and to all the related HP staff who were very friendly and helpful. Hewlett Packard places […]
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EHS Humane Education with 4th Lakeshore Beavers
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HUMANE EDUCATION GOING TO THE DOGS   On January 16, EHS Humane Education volunteer Laurie Burnett, assisted by her two dogs Pippin and Niska, conducted a Humane Education workshop with the 4th Lakeshore Beavers (app. ages 5 to 7) at their regular evening meeting location at St. Leo's Catholic School. The group learned about EHS, what […]
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Paws Talk Episode 7
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Matthew Johnson of Waggz and Whiskerz with EHS Shelter Manager Pia on Paws Talk.
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FELINE IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS (FIV)
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FELINE IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS (FIV)   Note: The following information has been reviewed and approved by the Cornell Feline Health Centre at the College of Veterinary Medicine. It includes compatible information from the Cornell Feline Health Centre, the University of Guelph Small Animal Hospital and the American Association of Feline Practitioners. The Etobicoke Humane Society (EHS) […]
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PET OVERPOPULATION: A DEADLY NATIONAL TRAGEDY
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  Important Note: The Etobicoke Humane Society does NOT euthanize any animal due to lack of space, taking in only those animals for which we have shelter and/or foster space.   In 2008:    (Most recent study stats from Cdn. Fed. Of Humane Societies: http://cfhs.ca/athome/shelter_animal_statistics/)   220,000 cats and dogs entered shelters. CATS out-numbered dogs […]
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SPAYING and NEUTERING: MYTHS, OBJECTIONS and FACTS
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Each year in Canada, approximately 80,000 cats and dogs are euthanized in shelters. That is almost half of all animals admitted to shelters. The number of cats euthanized is almost three times that of dogs. Across North America, almost a half millions cats and dogs are euthanized. Many thousands more die lonely, painful deaths outside. […]
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Dog Bite Prevention Week
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May 15-21, 2011 is Dog Bite Prevention Week. Young children account for the largest percentage of dog bite victims; however, with a few precautions, bites can be reduced. The Etobicoke Humane Society offers the following bite-prevention tips: DO Ask for permission before petting someone else’s dog. Look at the dog’s paws while you greet him, […]
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EHS has visiting hours, only for cats who are at our shelter. Visiting hours are 2-6pm on Saturday & Sunday. If you'd like to adopt a cat or dog (including one of our special dogs), please apply online and one of our volunteers will contact you.
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