Meet Nugget
Hi, my name is Nugget. I have had quite a rough stretch in my life. I had a family and a home; I was the king of the castle, but my reign was cut short. In the blink of an eye, I lost all the luxuries I had known. All I loved and cherished disappeared […]
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Photo cred: Anastassia Pronsky Instagram: @anastassiabnphotography Hashtag: #bnphotographyTO Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BN-Photography-6326647193/?fref=ts Jax came into the shelter as Mike a rescue from Quebec. Although a very lovable guy, Jax had unwanted behaviours that many applicants didn't want in a dog. Many either withdrew their applications or declined adopting him after having him in their home during the home visits. It took […]
Read MoreWith Your Help This Phoenix Will Rise
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 […]
Read MoreWhat is a "Bonded Pair?"
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 […]
Read MoreCommon Questions About The Adoption Process
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? […]
Read MoreThe Discomfort and Dire Consequences of Entropion In Cats
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 […]
Read MoreThe Importance Of Microchipping Your Pets
According to Ontario SPCA, each year thousands of lost and abandoned animals are taken in shelters and humane societies across North America. Some of these animals never make it home because they can’t be identified. Microchipping is not only a showcase of a responsible owner, it is also the best chance of safeguarding your […]
Read More5 Tips For Keeping Dogs Cool This Summer
Enjoying the outdoors with your dog is one of the best summer activities. But as record-breaking temperatures are on the rise, it is extremely important to make sure your furry friends are staying cool and healthy. Here are 5 tips to help your dogs beat the heat. Never leave them in a parked car […]
Read More4 Reasons To Consider Animal Fostering
Foster parents are essential to every animal shelter and a great way for animal lovers to help rescue animals, but are unable to make a long-term commitment. Here are 4 reasons why you should consider becoming a foster parent: Increase chance for adoption Not only can you help spread the word, but having animals […]
Read More4 Tips To Prevent Matting In Dogs
Matting in dogs is more common than you think, and a lot of people don’t realize the significant impact it can have on your furry friend. If dogs are not properly groomed on a regular basis, matting can occur which prevents moisture and oxygen from getting to the skin, weakening it, thus increasing the […]
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