Seventy-nine cats and kittens are now in the care of the Regina Humane Society (RHS) after being seized from a Regina residence by the Society’s Animal Protection Officers. The animal welfare agency said its Officers discovered the felines after responding Read more →
With summer, you may hear a lot of buzz about “kitten season”, along with the importance of, and the critical need for, kitten fosters. Kitten fosters provide love and care for kittens who are too young to thrive in a Read more →
The effects of climate change are being felt around the world, including in Saskatchewan. Prairie provinces are experiencing more years with mild winters. Though cold can sometimes seem unbearable, the reality is it serves an important purpose. The freeze is Read more →
You have often heard that thanks to your support of the RHS, we can be there when an animal is in desperate need of help. This was certainly the case for Hercules. When he arrived at the Shelter, battered, bruised Read more →
The Regina Humane Society (RHS) depends on many individuals and organizations to be able to deliver the programs and services that it does each and every day. The Society is very proud of the partnership that has been built over Read more →
When Raven (previously known as Berg) was finally found and brought to the Regina Humane Society (RHS), it was immediately clear that she had spent considerable time on her own. Dehydrated and displaying a veracious appetite, she had also become Read more →
Summer holidays are right around the corner. If you plan on taking your pets on that cross-country road trip, or even just to visit some friends at the lake – the RHS encourages you to plan ahead. Sometimes, leaving your pet Read more →
Lynne arrived at the Regina Humane Society (RHS) as a stray in early May. She was ravenous and in need of medical care to treat a terrible case of ear mites. It was obvious she was both exhausted and relieved, Read more →
