People and businesses are invited to sponsor The Pet of the Week.
If you donate money to the Humane Society for Pet of the Week you will receive a tax receipt for a charitable donation. In this case the Humane Society will include a message from the Society in the Pet of the Week feature. Advertising our animals is very important and raises public awareness.
If you can help by sponsoring the Pet of the Week we would be extremely grateful for your support!
Say hi to Mavis! She's a super curious girl who loves to explore and find new favourite places to hide and sleep. She's around 2 years old and very vocal when she wants your attention! She has a knack for disappearing in some blankets or boxes and showing back up like nothing ever happened. If you're looking to take Mavis' games of hide-and-seek to your house, contact us to set up a time for a meet and greet!
Pet of the Week:
Say hello to Sid! Sid is 8 months old and the sweetest, most affectionate little dude! Sid is a manx cat with what we believe to be a minor case of manx syndrome. This has caused Sid to be exclusively eating food from the vet to keep his tummy settled. Contact the shelter for a meet and greet with this sweet little guy if you think Sid and his special diet would be a good fit for your home!
Pet of the Week:
Berry came to us in January. She was very pregnant and her and her babies lived with a wonderful foster up until last Saturday. Berry's babies have all found their forever homes and now its her turn! She's a very talkative girl and she's super curious of her surroundings. She's estimated to still be fairly young and she does pretty well with other animals in the house! If you'd like to come by and meet her, contact us and we can set something up!
Pet of the Week:
Dennis has become a bit of a shelter favourite since he came to us near the end of last year. He loves playing with the other cats but he's still struggling with people. We initially thought he'd be best suited to living in a heated barn but he's slowly been showing that he'd also probably do well in the right kind of home. Dennis would need a home with older children, if any, and a family that is willing to put in the work and have patience while they earn his trust.
