When he arrived on the first day of September, Legend was a sad-looking soul. His head and face were covered in scars and his nose was full of porcupine quills. He was missing part of one ear and had Read more →
Sadly, it is a scenario that the Society sees all too often. . . cats abandoned in vacated homes, in crates in back alleys, or as in the case of Billy, Bobby and Bandy, left taped in a cardboard Read more →
When newlyweds Jack and Joanne Aldcorn visited the Regina Humane Society back in the 1980s, they not only changed the life of a 9-month old spaniel named Sparky, the visit ignited a passionate desire to help as many other Read more →
There’s no greater feeling than when you decide to bring a new furry family member into your home with dreams of cuddling on the couch, companionship and love that knows no end. But, like any new relationship, there are Read more →
It’s a scenario many dog-owners dread…your dog sneaks out of the house or the leash slips from your hand while on a walk. Suddenly, you are competing for the attention of your dog with so many other distractions – Read more →
Each animal that arrives at the RHS has its own story. When RHS Animal Protection Officers were alerted to a distressed cat in a back alley, the sad story of Cass began to unfold. When they arrived, Officers did Read more →
The “trouble” that kittens can get themselves into is legendary. Most often, their playful antics cause little more damage than a tipped over vase or water dish. When Scoot arrived at the RHS in mid-June, it was obvious this Read more →
With many of us spending the past several months working from home, our pets may have become used to having us around all day. But, what happens when the time comes to return to the office or classroom? Separation Read more →
