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Try your luck and support the Timmins & District Humane Society by purchasing 50/50 tickets. Enter for a chance to win big while helping to fund the care and welfare of animals in need. Find out how to buy tickets and when the next drawing takes place. CHECK IT OUT! We hope this will be our BIGGEST JACKPOT YET! Good luck to all our amazing players and supporters! GET YOUR TICKETS HERE We’re happy to announce that we are continuing with the ONLINE 50/50 CAMPAIGN, starting a new 12 month run March 29, 2023. This is all due to it’s amazing success, because of your ongoing support and generosity. The ONLINE CAMPAIGN continues with the EARLY BIRD and JACKPOT draws occurring MONTHLY! BIG NEWS - YOU COULD WIN & SO CAN TDHS SHELTER PETS! Let’s make the 2nd year a BIGGER success than our first go-round. Let’s get this jackpot UP for our winners and for our furry friends! Purchase tickets and find rules of play at https://5050.tdhs.ca . This lottery is a result of recommendations from so many of our animal-loving supporters and volunteers — to have monthly draws in support of the abused, neglected, and abandoned shelter animals deserving of a second chance at life. Thank you for your encouragement and support, Timmins! We wouldn’t be able to continue the life-saving work for these animals without your help! We continue to look for early bird prize sponsors. If you’re interested in learning more about this exciting opportunity, please contact us at 705-264-1816 or email fundraising@tdhs.ca ! Must be 18+ and located in Ontario at time of purchase. Lottery License # RAF1202408. For more information about the TDHS lottery, get in touch! Contact us at 705-264-1816 or at fundraising@tdhs.ca . Best of luck to all and lots of purrs and kisses from our shelter pets! PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS! PLAY NOW! Best Value $40 FOR 250 Tickets $20 FOR 50 Tickets $10 FOR 5 Tickets PLAY NOW! BE OUR NEXT WINNER!

DLH Document Kobe Text copied to Clipboard! Breed: Gender: Age: Arrival: PS#: DLH Male 3 Years and 4 Months September 2, 2025 5821-z Hey there, I’m Kobe - the real MVP of cuddles! I may not be great at shooting hoops, but I sure know how to score big points when it comes to love and affection. I’m a sweet, gentle boy who lives for attention - chin scratches, snuggles, you name it. I’ve got a calm, easygoing personality, but I still love a little game time. Toss me a toy and I’ll show you my moves If you’re looking for a teammate who’s always got your back (and your lap) I’m ready to join your home team and make every day a win. If you believe Kobe would be a great fit for you, please submit an application form via email at adoptions@tdhs.ca . Applications can be found here . For more information, contact us at 705-264-1816 during business hours. Previous All Cats & Kittens Next

Discover a range of volunteer opportunities, from animal care and dog walking to administrative tasks and event support. Find out how to get involved, the benefits of volunteering, and how you can make a difference in the lives of animals. Volunteer Information Benefits of Volunteering Becoming a Volunteer Program Opportunities Thank you Volunteer Information Volunteers are the heart of the Timmins & District Humane Society. From daily care and enrichment to events and behind-the-scenes support, our volunteers play a vital role in giving animals the second chances they deserve. Whether you have a few hours a month or can help more regularly, your time and compassion truly make a difference. The Benefits of Volunteering Volunteering with animals can be a rewarding and fulfilling experience, offering various benefits both for the volunteers and the animals. Here are some key advantages: Animal Welfare Volunteering directly contributes to the well-being of animals. Your efforts can help provide care, attention, and socialization, improving their overall quality of life. Community Engagement Volunteering allows you to connect with your local community. You'll likely meet like-minded individuals who share a passion for animals and their welfare, fostering a sense of camaraderie Skill Development Working at an animal shelter can provide opportunities to develop and enhance various skills, such as animal care, communication, teamwork, problem-solving, and customer service. Compassion & Empathy Volunteering can cultivate and strengthen your sense of compassion and empathy. You may gain a deeper understanding of the challenges animals face, leading to increased empathy not only for animals but for people in challenging situations as well. Personal Satisfaction Knowing that you've made a positive impact on the lives of animals can be immensely satisfying. Volunteering often brings a sense of fulfillment and purpose. Health Benefits Spending time with animals has been linked to various health benefits, including reduced stress, lower blood pressure, and increased levels of the feel-good hormone oxytocin. Learning Experience Volunteering at an animal shelter can be an educational experience. You may learn about different species, their behaviors, medical needs, and the importance of responsible pet ownership. Career Exploration For those considering a career in animal-related fields, volunteering provides valuable hands-on experience. It can help you decide if working with animals is the right path for you and can be a valuable addition to your resume. Positive Environment Animal shelters often have a positive and supportive atmosphere. Volunteering can provide an escape from daily stresses and offer a welcoming and uplifting environment. Advocacy Opportunities Through volunteering, you may become more aware of animal rights and welfare issues. This awareness can turn you into an advocate for positive change, raising awareness about responsible pet ownership and the treatment of animals. Remember, the benefits of volunteering can vary from person to person, but the overall impact is often positive and contributes to the well-being of both volunteers and the animals they care for. Becoming a Volunteer If you would like to become a volunteer, complete an application form, obtain a criminal record check (please contact us to obtain your criminal record check at a discounted price) and attend an orientation session. Download Volunteer Application Form *Please note: Volunteers under the age of 18 must be accompanied by and adult. Volunteer Program Opportunities Our Animal Shelter Volunteer Program offers a myriad of opportunities for individuals with a passion for making a positive impact on the lives of our furry friends. Maintenance Committee Volunteers assist with yard work, general maintenance around the shelter, automotive repairs, renovations, etc. Fundraising Committee TDHS relies on local fund raising, donations and volunteers to support its activities. We receive no funding from the Ontario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (OSPCA), as we only have the status of an affiliate branch. Therefore, volunteers that are interested in discussing fundraising ideas, assist in the planning, coordinating and execution of events are greatly appreciated. Volunteers could also assist in communicating with sponsors and donors. Sewing Committee Volunteers are asked to cut down and resew large bulky comforters that do not fit in our washing machine into smaller bedding pieces for the comfort of our animals. Canine Enrichment This program allows volunteers to help maintain the health and welfare of TDHS dogs by providing physical activity, training, and companionship. While volunteers are walking our dogs, they can also provide mental stimulation through positive reinforcement by leash training or reinforcing basic commands. Volunteers can also let certain dogs run loose in our fenced-in yard to allow them to burn their energy. Other tasks may include brushing and bathing dogs, playing fetch and socializing puppies through humane interaction. Feline Enrichment This program includes several activities to help stimulate the cats. Volunteers will be asked to play with very active cats and kittens. Volunteers will also be asked to pet and brush some of the cats that are more nervous and shy in order to improve there socialization through humane interaction. Feline enrichment provided by our volunteers is necessary to improve the quality of life of the feline residents and make there stay here at TDHS more enjoyable. A well-socialized cat is more likely to be loving, trusting, affectionate and well-behaved and therefore can be successfully adopted. Hands-On Cleaning Depending on the time of day, volunteers will assist our employees with animal care that is provided daily. Some of the responsibilities include cleaning adoption rooms (scooping litter boxes, cleaning dog kennels, sweeping, moping), providing fresh food and water, helping with laundry, replenishing areas with bedding and supplies, etc. Fundraising Events TDHS is always planning different types of events which could not be possible without the help of our volunteers. There are several roles that volunteers can have during these events. Events vary from fundraisers, booths, adoption events, community events, etc. Promoting Pet Adoptions Volunteers assist staff by showing adoptable animals to the public during events. They also help promoting adoptable pets from the TDHS through social media. Dog & Cat Transfer Program When TDHS is faced with a lack of space for new arrivals in our facility, we reach out to other shelters in Ontario through our Second Chance Dog Transfer Program. With this program we occasionally need new volunteers to transport our animals from our shelter to another. Fostering Animals On occasion TDHS searches for extraordinary families who are capable of opening their homes and hearts to certain animals in our care that are in need of special care such as post-op patients, bottle feeding kittens, nursing mothers with their kittens, cats or dogs with minor wounds or treatable illnesses, etc. Thank you for your interest in volunteering with the Timmins & District Humane Society. We look forward to meeting you!

Learn how to adopt a pet, understand our adoption requirements, and find out about the costs involved. Discover a step-by-step guide to bring home your new furry friend. The Adoption Process & Fees Please be aware that we receive a high number of adoption applications every day. We strive to process applications within five (5) business days; however, depending on the number of applications needing to be processed combined with the shelter being extremely busy with other services, the process may take longer. If you have not received a call with regards to your application within 5 business days, please call the shelter for a status update. What are the steps ? Choose an animal Fill out an adoption application form . You will need to provide two references and the name of your veterinarian. If you are renting your housing, please include contact information for your landlord. Once your application is approved, an appointment for you to come and meet the animal(s) will be scheduled. Adoption Confirmation Our goal is to find our animals loving, forever homes, therefore we want to ensure that it is the right fit for both parties. Once you've had your meet and greet and decided to go through with the adoption, you will sign the adoption contract and any further visits with our medical team will be discussed. Adoptions are not decided on a "first come, first serve" basis. Adoptions decisions are based solely on (1) what is in the best interested and (2) who best meets the needs of each individual animal. We are committed to finding our animals their " fur-ever family ". If you have any questions regarding our adoption process, please feel free to contact us . Included in your adoption fees (dogs, cats, rabbits, ferrets) Health Check Comprehensive pet health check by our veterinary team. A pre-adoption pet health check-up is a thorough examination ensuring the prospective owner receives a detailed understanding of the pet's current health status, vaccinations, and any necessary medical care, empowering them to provide the best possible care for their new furry friend. Spay/Neuter Spaying or neutering your pet promotes responsible guardianship and helps control the pet population. Spaying and neutering, essential components of responsible pet care, offer multifaceted benefits. These procedures not only prevent unplanned pregnancies, addressing the issue of pet overpopulation and reducing the burden on shelters, but they also contribute significantly to the individual health and well-being of the animals. Furthermore, these procedures often lead to more manageable and harmonious relationships between pets and their owners, as they minimize hormonal-driven behaviors and create a calmer temperament. Cats - FVRCP FVRCP vaccination safeguards cats against respiratory and systemic infections, promoting their overall well-being. FVRCP is a combination vaccine for cats that protects against three common and potentially serious infectious diseases: Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis (FVR): Caused by feline herpesvirus, it is a contagious respiratory infection leading to symptoms like sneezing, nasal discharge, and eye inflammation. Calicivirus: Another respiratory infection, calicivirus causes symptoms such as fever, mouth ulcers, and respiratory issues. Panleukopenia (also known as feline distemper): A highly contagious and often fatal viral disease affecting a cat's gastrointestinal tract, immune system, and bone marrow. Administered as part of routine feline vaccinations, the FVRCP vaccine is crucial for preventing these diseases and ensuring the overall health and well-being of cats. Dogs - DA2PP & Bordetella DA2PP (excluding Leptospirosis) protects dogs from four key diseases, while Bordetella vaccination protects from respiratory infections, ensuring your canine companion's health. DA2PP, also known as the core combination vaccine for dogs, protects against several infectious diseases: D: Distemper: A viral disease affecting a dog's respiratory, gastrointestinal, and nervous systems. A2: Adenovirus Type 2 (Hepatitis): Guards against canine infectious hepatitis caused by adenovirus type 2. P: Parvovirus: Protects against this highly contagious viral disease that affects a dog's gastrointestinal tract. P: Parainfluenza: Addresses a respiratory virus contributing to kennel cough. Bordetella is a vaccine targeting Bordetella bronchiseptica, a bacteria causing kennel cough or infectious tracheobronchitis. This vaccine helps prevent respiratory infections, particularly in environments where dogs are in close contact, such as kennels or dog parks. Both DA2PP and Bordetella vaccinations are integral components of routine preventive healthcare for dogs. Microchip (dogs & cats) Microchipping your pet provides a permanent ID, aiding in quick reunification if lost and enhancing responsible pet ownership. Microchipping is a straightforward and safe procedure wherein a small chip, containing a unique identification number, is implanted under a pet's skin. Positioned between the shoulder blades, this chip serves as a permanent form of identification. Though not a tracking device, the chip can be scanned if the pet is lost, facilitating a quick reunion by retrieving the owner's contact information from a registry. Regular updates to the registry ensure the information remains current, enhancing the chances of a lost pet being successfully reunited with its owner. Rabies Vaccine (dogs and cats) The rabies vaccine is crucial for pets, providing protection against a deadly virus and contributing to public safety. The rabies vaccine is a crucial preventive measure for animals, including dogs and cats. It provides immunity against the rabies virus, a deadly disease that can affect mammals, including humans. The vaccine is typically administered in a series, with periodic booster shots to maintain immunity. Rabies vaccination is often a legal requirement and is essential for public health, as rabies is a zoonotic disease that can be transmitted to humans through the bite of an infected animal. Regular compliance with rabies vaccination protocols is essential for the well-being of pets and helps prevent the spread of this potentially fatal disease. Dewormer Dewormed pets are healthier and free from internal parasites, ensuring their well-being and preventing potential health issues. Deworming is a preventive measure in pet healthcare, involving the administration of medication to eliminate or prevent internal parasites, safeguarding the pet's overall health. Concurrently, a fecal test, through the analysis of stool samples, identifies specific parasites, enabling veterinarians to tailor treatment plans. This combined approach is integral to maintaining optimal well-being and preventing potential health issues associated with internal parasites in pets. Parasite Treatment (as needed) Regular pet parasite treatment safeguards against infestations, ensuring the health and comfort of your furry companion. Pet parasite treatment involves the administration of medications to eliminate or prevent parasites in animals. This includes deworming to address intestinal worms and preventive medications for external parasites like fleas and ticks. Regular parasite treatment is essential for maintaining the health of pets, preventing the spread of parasites, and ensuring a comfortable and safe living environment. Veterinarians may recommend specific treatments based on the pet's age, lifestyle, and potential exposure to parasites. Regular veterinary check-ups and adherence to prescribed treatments contribute to the overall well-being of pets. Health & Adoption Records Comprehensive pet health and adoption records provide vital insights for optimal care, promoting a happy and informed journey with your new companion. When adopting a pet from our shelter, you'll receive comprehensive health and adoption records. These documents detail the pet's medical history, vaccinations, and any necessary treatments, providing valuable insights into their overall well-being. This information empowers you to continue their care, ensuring a smooth and happy transition into their new home. 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.

Celebrate the generosity of our community on the TDHS Wall of Heroes. See the donors whose gifts make animal rescue and care possible. Wall of Heroes Welcome to the Wall of Heroes — a tribute to the incredible supporters of the Timmins & District Humane Society. This page highlights generous contributions beginning in 2023, with most posts starting in 2024 when our new website launched. Donations made before this period weren’t captured online, but we remain deeply grateful for every supporter who has helped us throughout the years. Your kindness continues to make a life-changing difference for the animals in our care. SONEPAWS & Dixon Electric $1768 Dixon Electric Supports TDHS Through Sonepaws for the Cause Read More Euan Davey + Typo Press & 3D Forge Works $520 Community Gamers Rally for TDHS Pets Read More Pet Value & KONG $19,455 Pet Valu Timmins & KONG Raise Over $21K for TDHS Animals Read More PetValu $10,000 Pet Valu Timmins Shows Ongoing Commitment as a Compassionate Community Partner Read More Discovery Porcupine $5000 Discovery Porcupine Employees Support TDHS Through Holiday in the Community Read More Impala Canada $1,616.17 Raffle Proceeds Donated by Impala Canada Read More Xavier & Sienna $35 Community Kids Step Up with Thoughtful $35 Contribution Read More Ministry of Labour Essential Items Ministry of Labour Supports Local Shelter with Generous Donation of Essential Supplies Read More DJB Mining Products & Services Tech Items DJB Mining Supports TDHS with Tech Dontations Read More Andre Bourdon $2,000 Andre Bourdon Gives in Honour of TDHS Alumni Dogs Read More Glencore Kidd Operations $500 Glencore Kidd Operations Supports TDHS with Generous BBQ Fundraiser Read More SONEPAWS for the Cause $2,523.50 SONEPAWS For the Cause Makes Generous Contribution to Timmins & District Humane Society Read More 3 Page 1

Join the TDHS team! Explore current job postings and career opportunities where your work helps animals in need and supports our life-saving mission. Job Opportunities Number of jobs found: 1 Part-Time Animal Care Attendant 620 Mahoney Rd N, Timmins, ON, Canada View Job

Meet special TDHS animals needing extra help. Some require special homes or medical care — read their stories and see how you can make a difference. Spotlights 1000 Page 1

Discover the latest updates, articles, and insights from the Timmins & District Humane Society. Our 'Inside Scoops' page offers a look into recent activities, events, and important news related to animal welfare. Inside Scoop Dec 1, 2024 Inside Scoop - December 2024 Newsletter Unveiling the Month's Highlights: Exclusive Insights from Our Monthly Newsletters Read More Oct 1, 2024 Inside Scoop - October 2024 Newsletter Unveiling the Month's Highlights: Exclusive Insights from Our Monthly Newsletters Read More Sep 1, 2024 Inside Scoop - September 2024 Newsletter Unveiling the Month's Highlights: Exclusive Insights from Our Monthly Newsletters Read More Jul 1, 2024 Inside Scoop - Summer 2024 Newsletter Unveiling the Month's Highlights: Exclusive Insights from Our Monthly Newsletters Read More May 1, 2024 Inside Scoop - May 2024 Newsletter Unveiling the Month's Highlights: Exclusive Insights from Our Monthly Newsletters Read More Apr 1, 2024 Inside Scoop - April 2024 Newsletter Unveiling the Month's Highlights: Exclusive Insights from Our Monthly Newsletters Read More Mar 1, 2024 Inside Scoop - March 2024 Newsletter Unveiling the Month's Highlights: Exclusive Insights from Our Monthly Newsletters Read More Feb 1, 2024 Inside Scoop - February 2024 Newsletter Unveiling the Month's Highlights: Exclusive Insights from Our Monthly Newsletters Read More 1 Page 1

Brighten your day with Positive Pulse — uplifting news and happy tails from TDHS. Read heartwarming rescue stories and inspiring animal updates. Happy Tails Brighten Your Day with Uplifting News and Stories October 19, 2025 at 4:00:00 p.m. Happy 17th Birthday, Runner! A birthday celebration for TDHS’s most iconic greeter. Read More July 12, 2024 at 8:15:00 p.m. 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 Read More July 6, 2024 at 1:15:00 p.m. Cool Off with a Brew and Meet Our Adoptable Dogs! Join Us at Full Beard Brewing Next Weekend to Support Animals and Enjoy a Refreshing Drink Read More November 9, 2024 at 1:00:00 p.m. 🎅🐾 Santa Paws is Coming to Town! 🐾🎅 Get ready for the ultimate holiday event for pet lovers! Bring your furry, feathered, or scaly friends to our Pet Pics with Santa at the YMCA of Timmins Read More July 8, 2024 at 4:45:00 p.m. Hudson and TDHS Dogs Send a Huge Thank You to KONG and Pet Valu! Grateful for the Generous Toy Donation That Brings Hours of Fun and Quality Playtime Read More 1 Page 1

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

Explore the many ways the Timmins & District Humane Society helps animals and the community. Learn about our rescue efforts, adoption programs, pound services, and outreach initiatives. Discover how we work to ensure animal welfare and find out how you can support our mission. How we Help We offer a spectrum of services to ensure the well-being of animals in our care. From facilitating Pet Surrenders and Pound Services to providing a Second Chance through animal transfers, we are committed to making a positive impact. Our collaboration with the Hill's Science Diet Shelter Program ensures optimal nutrition, while we actively work on reuniting Lost/Stray Animals with their families. Compassionate End-of-Life and Cremation Services are also available, reflecting our dedication to the holistic care of animals. Join us in our mission to provide a safe haven and support for animals in need. Pet Surrenders Giving up an animal is never easy — for the family or the pet. If you need to surrender your pet to the Timmins & District Humane Society this is what you need to know. Click here to read more Pound Services & By-Laws Learn why proper pet identification is crucial for reuniting lost pets with their owners in Timmins & District, emphasizing both legal requirements and the life-saving benefits. Click here to read more Second Chance Animal Transfer The Timmins & District Humane Society's 'Second Chance' Animal Transfer Program saves thousands of animals from euthanasia by collaborating with shelters and rescue groups, relying on community support to continue its life-saving mission. Click here to read more Hill's Science Diet Shelter Program Joining Hill's Pet Nutrition Canada's 'Second Chance for Love' program has transformed our shelter, providing consistent, high-quality nutrition for our animals, enhancing their health and adoptability for loving families. Click here to read more Lost/Stray Animals Helping lost and stray animals find their way home through dedicated care and support Click here to read more End-of-Life and Cremation Services TDHS offers compassionate end-of-life and cremation services, recognizing the difficult decision pet owners face, ensuring dignity and relief for both pets and their human companions. Click here to read more

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