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 →
As summer vacation season quickly approaches, The RHS encourages you to plan ahead if taking your pets on that cross-country road trip, or even just to visit some friends at the lake. Sometimes, leaving your pet with a friend or Read more →
No one likes to see a young animal or bird alone without its parent. Many concerned people call believing they have found young wild animals or birds that have been abandoned by their parents or are concerned for the safety of Read more →
Many recall the story of a tiny, blind kitten found outside alone last November. Oracle, as she was named, was brought to the warmth and safety of the Regina Humane Society. Oracle was lucky to be alive. She was underweight Read more →
It was a cold December day when a young Rottweiler, along with 6 other dogs, was rescued from rural Saskatchewan. At first glance, Radley looked like an ordinary one year old, bouncing with exuberance and beside himself with joy to Read more →
Spring showers, red robins and unwanted litters of kittens being left at animal shelters are all tell-tale signs of the arrival of spring. Spaying and neutering is the only humane solution to address the pet homelessness crisis, which impacts every animal Read more →
Simply put, homeless pets are everywhere. In just about every community, there are homeless animals. In our province, too many cats roam our city streets. In rural areas, homeless dogs wander alongside their feline counterparts. In Regina, 500 more abandoned cats Read more →
