When people demonstrate compassion and patience, amazing things happen. It was a bitter April morning when two young men spotted a stray cat alone in the street struggling to walk. They became even more concerned when they saw a large Read more →
During a relentless and frigid cold snap in January, Regina Humane Society (RHS) Animal Protection Officers were called to a very sad discovery – a little kitten outside, alone and so cold he was barely clinging to life. The kitten, Luca, Read more →
Over the past two weeks, the Regina Humane Society has received dogs from multiple sources that have been diagnosed with canine parvovirus – a serious and easily transmittable disease that can prove fatal if untreated. Most often transmitted through fecal Read more →
You may recall Pretty, a beautiful eight-month-old chocolate lab cross who stole our hearts in early October after arriving at the Regina Humane Society with an awful fracture after being struck by a vehicle. While her injury was severe and would Read more →
It was early October when three month-old Georgia (now Finley) arrived at the Regina Humane Society (RHS) in considerable pain. Thankfully, the Society was there to help when the young dog arrived at the Shelter following an unfortunate accident where Read more →
Off leash dog parks can be a great outing for you and your dog. But, ensuring everyone – dogs and people alike – have a great time, takes a little consideration, planning and etiquette. Do your part to ensure off-leash Read more →
As an open admission animal shelter, the Regina Humane Society receives may animals with variety of health conditions. When Lacey, a somewhat shy and timid dog, arrived at the Shelter she was in desperate need of extensive dental work and Read more →
It was something you might see on a TV reality show. A little dog, no bigger than a large cat, running through a busy city, fending for himself and facing dangers at every turn. Concerned people see him, and try to catch Read more →
