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Ministry of Labour Supports Local Shelter with Generous Donation of Essential Supplies < Back Ministry of Labour A Heartfelt Thank You to the Ministry of Labour! Last week, we were thrilled to welcome Nadine from the Ministry of Labour team, who stopped by with an incredible donation of essential supplies, including: Dish soap & laundry soap Dry and wet food for cats, kittens, and dogs Shredded paper These generous contributions, collected with the support of Ministry employees, will go a long way in helping us care for the animals at the Timmins and District Humane Society. Thank you for your kindness and for thinking of the animals in our care. Together, we can make a difference! Essential Items

Andre Bourdon Gives in Honour of TDHS Alumni Dogs < Back Andre Bourdon 🎉Big tail wags and sloppy kisses go out to Andre Bourdon of GBK Lawyers for his awesome $2,000 donation!🎉 This amazing gift was made on behalf of TDHS Alumni superstars Tor (2020) and Tate (2025) (pictured here, clearly the best boys), and in loving memory of Buddy, Bart, and Lisa. ❤️ Because of friends like Andre (and his furry crew), we can keep making tails wag and whiskers twitch all across our community!🐾 $2,000

ITEC 2000's Richard Manager Donates $350 to TDHS for Animal Welfare < Back ITEC 2000 TDHS Executive Director Lynn Michaud accepts a $350 donation on behalf of ITEC 2000's Richard Manager. The money was raised through an employee BBQ in order to help animals in need. $350

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Beat the Heat, Meet Your New Best Friend, and Support a Great Cause at Full Beard Brewing < Back Jul 12, 2024 Join Us for a Cool Barks & Brews Event July 13th from 1pm-3pm! Beat the Heat, Meet Your New Best Friend, and Support a Great Cause at Full Beard Brewing Last month Andromeda was lucky enough to meet her new forever family while at our first Barks & Brews event! Now you can beat the heat and maybe meet your new best friend! We'll be at Full Beard Brewing tomorrow from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. (as long as the heat isn't too much for the pups) so come on out, cool off, meet some amazing doggos and raise some money for a great cause!Yuki was more than happy to accept a donation of $832 from Eric Archibald on behalf of Glencore Canada's Kidd Operations Mine. The employees held a barbecue recently with all proceeds going toward the animals at TDHS! Thank You to Glencore Canada Kidd Operations Mine for continuing to be one of our amazing supporters!! Previous Next

Pet Valu Timmins Shows Ongoing Commitment as a Compassionate Community Partner < Back PetValu A HUGE shoutout to our amazing friends at Pet Valu Timmins for their incredible support! On Friday, our fundraising coordinator Chelsey Romain—alongside the ever-adorable pups Opie and Keeper—was presented with a jaw-dropping $10,000 cheque by the wonderful Jessica Wilson and Krista Cecconi! The Timmins & District Humane Society is beyond grateful for our Pet Valu family, who never stop going above and beyond for the animals in our care. Thank you for being such purr-fect partners in compassion! $10,000

Explore our animal shelter's adoption page to find your new best friend. Browse through a variety of pets looking for loving homes, get details on the adoption process, and learn how you can give a deserving animal a second chance. Start your journey to pet companionship today. Adoptions Why adopt a pet? Every year, thousands of dogs and cats are abandoned, neglected or surrendered by their owners, leaving them needing a second chance. Please consider adopting a pet from the Timmins Humane Society. All pets are vaccinated and spayed or neutered as a condition of permanent placement. Included in your adoption fees (dogs, cats, rabbits, ferrets) Health Check Spay/neuter Cats – FVRCP Dogs – DA2PP & Bordetella (excluding Leptospirosis) Rabies vaccine (dogs and cats) Dewormed (includes fecal test) Microchip (dogs and cats) Parasite Treatment (as needed) Adopter will be provided with the pet’s health records and important adoption information. Sample food from Science Diet. Six weeks of free pet insurance from PetSecure. Support from the TDHS Team should you have any questions about your pet following adoption. Adoption Fees Animal Fee Adult Cat: $185 Kittens: $250 Senior Cat (>8yrs): $135 Cat Bonded Pair: $250 Adult Dog (>35lbs): $375 Adult Dog (<34lbs): $450 Puppy (<6mos): $450 Senior Dog (>8yrs): $325 Dog Bonded Pair: $450 Rabbits & Ferrets: $100 Chinchilla & Hedgehogs: $75 Guinea Pigs, Hamsters: $20 Rats, Mice: $15 Birds (depends on type & size): $25-$200 Bearded Dragon & Leopard Gecko: $75 Other Reptiles: TBD Please be aware that every adoption fee contributes directly to the well-being and support of the animals under our care.

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Discover our animal shelter's compassionate end-of-life and pet cremation services. We offer humane care with options for private cremation and meaningful memorialization. Find the guidance and support you need to make thoughtful decisions during these challenging moments. End-of-Life & Cremation Services Compassionate End-of-Life Services for Beloved Pets at TDHS Losing a pet is a difficult and heartbreaking experience. Making the tough decision to provide end-of-life care for a beloved pet adds another layer of pain and sorrow. At TDHS, we offer both end-of-life and cremation services. While our mission is to save and help animals, we also recognize the importance of providing compassionate end-of-life care. This service is crucial not only for the humans saying goodbye to their cherished pets but also for the animals themselves. By offering these services at a reduced fee, we strive to ensure that no animal suffers when their time to leave us comes. Please note, end-of-life services are available by appointment only. We kindly ask that you call at least twenty-four hours in advance to schedule your desired date and time, helping us to accommodate your request without delay. For more information please call us at 705-264-1816 or email us at adoptions@tdhs.ca . End-of-Life Fees Animal Fee Dogs <33kgs $150 Dogs 34-49kgs $175 Dogs >50 kgs $235 Cats $120 Pocket Pets/Exotic $45 Cremation Fees Service Fee No Ashes Returned: Small (<6kg) $90 Medium (7-18kg) $110 Large (18-49kg) $125 X-Large (50+kg) $210 Pocket Pet / Exotic $50 Semi-Private (ashes returned): Small (<6kg) $240 Medium (7-18kg) $255 Large (18-49kg) $275 X-Large (50+kg) $375 Pocket Pet / Exotic $70 Private (ashes returned): Dogs (49kg and under) $455 Dogs (50kg and over) $570 Cats (any weight) $350 Pocket Pet / Exotic (any weight) $100 Other Fees Service Fee Freezer Storage $2 /Day ($100 deposit with reimbursement of rental difference) Urns Between $28 - $113

Meet the partners who share our passion for animal welfare at the Timmins & District Humane Society. Learn about the organizations that collaborate with us to make a positive impact on the lives of animals. Explore the shared goals and stories that drive our work together. Meet our Partners. Welcome to our virtual haven, where compassion and collaboration converge to make a paw-sitive impact on the lives of our furry friends. In this corner of the web, we proudly present our Partners. These dedicated organizations stand beside us, united by a common love for animals and a shared commitment to creating a better world for them. Together, we form a community that extends beyond pixels and pages, embodying the spirit of kindness that fuels our animal shelter. Get ready to embark on a journey through the heartwarming stories and shared goals that bind us together, as we introduce you to the compassionate souls who make our work possible. Hill's Science Diet Shelter Program Read More PetValu Read More Timmins Charitable Gaming Association Read More Want to become a Timmins & District Humane Society partner? Contact the shelter today at 705-264-1816 to find out how you can help be part of the solution to homeless animals in Timmins!

Discover our animal shelter's pound services and contact information. Learn about our role in animal control, find important contacts for pet-related concerns, and access resources for reporting lost or found pets. Connect with our team to get assistance with your animal-related needs Pound Services Contacts The Timmins & District Humane Society 620 Mahoney Road North Timmins, ON P4R 0H6 Phone: 705-264-1816 www.facebook.com/Timmins Strays and Pound Services Facebook (Pound Services): Pound Services Official Website: www.tdhs.ca Strays / Sick or Injured Pets 1 Strays If your pet has come into the Timmins & District Humane Society as a stray, please contact 705-264-1816 (Mon-Fri; 10am-6pm) -or- 705-365-7225 (Sat & Sun; 11am-4pm) to claim your pet 2 Sick / Injured Pet If you have an emergency involving your sick or injured pet for which you absolutely cannot provide veterinary care, contact 705-264-1816 (Mon-Fri; 10am-6pm) -or- 705-365-7225 after hours* to su rrender your pet to the Timmins & District Humane Society. *”After hours” are Saturdays & Sundays, holidays, and weekdays between the hours of 6pm-10am. Other Animal Services Contacts 1 Animal Control Services Please contact the City of Timmins Animal Control Services at 705-264-1331 (Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.) or 705-269-8760 (Monday to Friday from 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. & Weekends from 8:30 a.m. to 1 a.m.) 2 Animal Cruelty / Neglect If you have concerns for an animal suffering from cruelty and/or neglect, please call: 1-833-9-ANIMAL (264625) to make a report

Find out how to surrender a pet safely and responsibly, and understand the steps involved. Discover our compassionate approach to rehoming surrendered animals and how we work to find them new, loving homes. Pet Surrenders Surrendering your pet – what you need to know: We do not enforce surrender fees. We want to ensure that anyone who can no longer care for their pet has no added obstacles in ensuring the well being of their pet. However, we do appreciate any monetary donations that will help us in the care of your pet. Pet surrenders are determined by availability of space , as we are often full with limited to no room for additional animals. Please call us , before attending the shelter with your animal to discuss your situation and determine what we can do to help. All pet surrenders are appointment based . The shelter is very busy and surrenders do take time, as the process requires the gathering of information on your pet; therefore, as indicated previously, please call prior to attending the shelter to surrender your pet. Only the legal owner of a pet can legally surrender their animal. If someone else will be surrendering your pet on your behalf, please call us so we can explain the required process. When you attend your scheduled appointment, please ensure that your animal is brought to our facility properly restrained (i.e. on a leash or in a carrier). The shelter experiences a lot of traffic with numerous animals attending for various reasons. In addition, the shelter has loose animals. Ensuring your animal(s) are properly restrained ensures the safety of all persons and animals. We realize that surrendering your pet is a difficult and emotional decision. For this reason, it is important to understand that the decision to surrender your pet is a permanent one ; thus, please ensure you have considered all of your options before making such a decision. Once you have surrendered your animal, the TDHS becomes their legal caregiver. As such, once we commence providing the animal with any level of veterinary care (i.e. vaccines) we are legally unable to reverse any surrenders. When surrendering your pet, please provide the following: A piece of photo identification for yourself (this is a legal requirement). Your pet’s medical records (or the name of your pet’s veterinary clinic), if you have such information. The remainder of your pet’s food in order to help with the transition to Science Diet pet food. To help reduce your pet’s stress, we ask that you bring items that are familiar to them, such as favorite toys and a blanket. You will be requested to fill out a animal surrender questionnaire, so we have all the information needed to help find your pet a new home. What happens to your pet once it is surrendered? When an animal is surrendered to the TDHS they will be assessed for health and temperament. All animals are examined by our veterinary technician, and when deemed necessary, will be further examined by our shelter veterinarian. They are also assessed for temperament in order to (1) determine any possible behavioural issues/needs and/or training needs; (2) their level of adoptability; and (3) to best match them with their future adoptive family. All cats and dogs placed up for adoption will be microchipped, vaccinated, dewormed, and spayed or neutered (if not already altered). We endeavour to save all animals that come into our care. Sadly, we are unable to commit to saving all animals. Some animals have medical issues/needs that are (1) beyond the capacity and/or resources of the organization and/or (2) it is deemed more humane to end an animal’s suffering. There are also instances when an animal demonstrates a behavioral issue (i.e. severe food aggression) and/or a level of aggression that raises significant concern for public and animal safety – issues which exceed our capabilities and resources as a small animal shelter in rehabilitating the animal. If you have any further questions, please call 705-264-1816 or email adoptions@tdhs.ca . Back to Our Services