Pets are family – and when families face hard times, pets feel it too.

The Regina Humane Society’s Pet Connection Food Bank provides short-term pet food and essential supplies to individuals and families experiencing financial hardship. Our goal is to help keep pets safe, fed, and at home with the people who love them.

How the Food Bank Works

Pet Connection is a coordinated community effort:

1. Donations are received from local businesses, organizations, and community members.
2. RHS volunteers sort, portion, and prepare food and supplies for distribution.
3. Food is shared through:

• The Regina Humane Society
• Community partner organizations across Regina

Accessing Support at the RHS

Because food stored at the shelter is limited, access to the Pet Connection Food Bank directly through the RHS is:

✔ Limited to once per month per household
✔ Intended to provide short-term support

This helps ensure food remains available to as many families as possible.

Accessing Food & Supplies Through Our Community Partners

To make support more accessible across Regina, Pet Connection partners with local community organizations that help distribute pet food and supplies within their neighbourhoods. These partners expand the reach of the program and help families access support closer to home.

Community Partners

Our Supporters 

Pet Connection is made possible thanks to the generosity of local businesses, organizations, and community members who donate food and supplies.

These supporters provide the resources that allow the program to operate – however, they do not distribute food directly to the public.

Supporters

How You Can Help

Donate:

We gratefully accept:

• Dog/cat food
• Cat litter
• Animal toys
• Supplies such as leashes, harnesses, bowls, etc.

Volunteer: 

Volunteers help bring Pet Connection to life by:

• Food pickups from businesses
• Food bagging and portioning
• Delivery to partner organizations

Behind every bag is a pet who gets to stay home.
Behind every donation is a family who feels supported.

Together, we are building a community where no one has to choose between caring for themselves and caring for their pet.

Keep Pets Safe. Keep Families Together.

Microchipping is one of the most effective ways to ensure lost pets are reunited with their families. Unlike collars and tags – which can fall off or be removed – a microchip provides a permanent form of identification that stays with your pet for life.

At the Regina Humane Society, we believe that pets are family. Through our Pet Connection programming, we are working to remove barriers and provide accessible microchipping clinics to help keep pets where they belong – at home.

What is Microchipping?

A microchip is a small device, about the size of a grain of rice, that is safely implanted just under your pet’s skin. Each chip contains a unique ID number that is linked to your contact information in a secure database.

If your pet ever becomes lost and is brought to a shelter or veterinary clinic, they can be scanned and quickly reunited with you.

Community Microchipping Clinics

Our microchipping clinics are designed to support:

• Individuals and families facing financial barriers
• Community members accessing Pet Connection supports
• Pet owners who may not otherwise have access to veterinary services

These clinics will be offered in partnership with local organizations to ensure they are accessible to those who need them most.

Clinic dates and locations coming soon!

Community Partners
Working Together for Pets and People

Supporters

These clinics are made possible through the generous support of our partners: