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Thank you, École Catholique Anicet Morin, for your generous support of the Timmins & District Humane Society! < Back École catholique Anicet-Morin Huge thanks to the amazing staff and students at École Catholique Anicet Morin for their incredible generosity! Recently, teacher Janna Jurenovskis dropped off a mountain of much-needed donations collected by the school to support the Timmins & District Humane Society. Your kindness and hard work will make such a difference for the animals in our care. Thank you for spreading the holiday spirit of giving! The photo needed to be cropped for our website, but you can view the full image on our Facebook page . Various Items

In memory of Dave Rousseau, The Bucket Shop and its employees made generous donations to TDHS, honoring Dave’s love for animals < Back In Loving Memory | Dave Rousseau The Timmins and District Humane Society would like to express our deepest condolences to the family, colleagues and friends of Dave Rousseau. When Dave passed away recently, his friends and colleagues at the Bucket Shop held a special memorial and donated toward a cause close to Dave's heart. The Bucket Shop made a corporate donation of $1,000, while the employees personally donated another $500. Dave was an animal lover, who loved nothing more than riding in his side by side with his dog. He was known as a friend, a mentor and a hard worker and will be sadly missed by all who knew him. TDHS extends its deepest gratitude to everyone who donated in memory of Dave. Your kindness not only honors his memory but also reflects the same love for animals that Dave embodied. Thank you! $1000 + $500

Explore the heartwarming work of Timmins & District Humane Society Animal Shelter, a non-profit organization dedicated to rescuing and rehoming pets in need. Our compassionate team provides a safe haven for homeless animals, offering adoption services and care. Join us in making a difference in the lives of furry friends. Home Begins Here: Rescue, Love, Repeat Timmins & District Humane Society 50/50 Enter our 50/50 draw and double the impact! Half the proceeds go to supporting our animals, and the other half could be your lucky win. Join the excitement and help make a difference for our furry friends! Buy your 50/50 Tickets Now! We Believe in a Better World Spotlight & Notices Meet these special animals who are in need of a little extra help. The pets found on these pages may require a special home, or perhaps additional medical care. Read their stories and see if you can help! See all Spotlights! Fur-ever Friends Make a Positive Difference in an Animal's Life Dogs & Puppies Stray/Lost Pets Button Cats & Kittens Button Wanna Help? Button Small Animals Button How We Help Button

Unveiling the Month's Highlights: Exclusive Insights from Our Monthly Newsletters < Back Apr 1, 2024 Inside Scoop - April 2024 Newsletter Unveiling the Month's Highlights: Exclusive Insights from Our Monthly Newsletters Previous Next

Your Neighbourhood Credit Union Supports TDHS Alumni Ares with $900 Donation < Back Your Neighbourhood Credit Union TDHS Alumni Ares receives a donation of $900 from Your Neighbourhood Credit Union Timmins Branch employees Kathleen Dupuis and Cindy Fizzel. The money was raised as part of the company's Good Neighbour's Employee Volunteer Program. $900

Join Us at Full Beard Brewing Next Weekend to Support Animals and Enjoy a Refreshing Drink < Back Jul 6, 2024 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 Summer is in full swing and we're looking to bring families and furry friends together over a nice, cold brew! Join us at Full Beard Brewing next weekend for a chance to meet some of the amazing doggos up for adoption and help raise funds for all animals in our care! Previous Next

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 < Back Nov 9, 2024 🎅🐾 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 On Dec. 1, 7, 8, and 14 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Capture the magic of the season with adorable photos of your beloved pets posing with Santa! But that's not all! Pick up your 2025 TDHS Calendar—an amazing stocking stuffer and gift that keeps on giving with proceeds helping animals in need. Browse our Christmas Wishlist and place a donation under the tree to make the season merry and bright for the animals in our care. Every dollar raised supports the Timmins and District Humane Society and brings joy to the animals awaiting their forever homes. Don’t miss this heartwarming event—come out, have fun, and make a difference! Previous Next

Part-Time Animal Care Attendant Part-Time Organization: Timmins & District Humane Society Location: 620 Mahoney Rd N, Timmins, ON, Canada Reports to: Apply Now POSITION TITLE: Animal Care Attendant: Part-Time ORGANIZATION: Timmins & District Humane Society REPORTS TO: Executive Director, Lynn Michaud POSITION SUMMARY: An Animal Care Attendant (ACA) is responsible for the overall care of the animals cared for by the Timmins and District Humane Society (TDHS), as well as ensuring proper cleanliness of the shelter environment. Individuals must be available to work certain holidays, as well as overtime as needed. Individuals must also be available for emergency after hours, on-call duties on an approximately four (4) to six (6) week rotational basis. Regular Shifts: Saturdays and/or Sundays plus some statutory holidays. Paid Hours: 7.5hrs per shift On-Call Shifts: Weekends - Friday 5:00pm to Monday 9:00am; Weekdays 5:00pm to 10:00am or 11:00am. Start Date: Immediately Regular Rate of Pay: $22/hour Regular Rate of Pay: $20.00 per hour (64hr training-probationary period) $22.00 per hour (regular rate after successful completion of training/probationary period) ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: • Attending to the overall care of shelter animals. • Ensuring appropriate environmental enrichment of shelter animals. • Ensuring ongoing physical, emotional, and behavioural observations to contribute to and ensure appropriate ongoing animal care/health plans. • Cleaning, organizing and disinfecting the shelter, in order to provide a safe and appropriate environment for animals, staff, volunteers and clientele. • Administering prescribed medication to identified animals, as per the direction of the TDHS veterinary team. • Notifying the TDHS veterinarian and/or TDHS veterinary technician and/or the Executive Director of any observed health issues or concerns of shelter animals. • Communicating and working with the TDHS volunteers who may assist on weekends. • Completing emergency after hours duties which entails responding to animal control admissions; impoundment releases; foster-to-adopt home inquiries; animal care duties; and/or assisting with emergency euthanasias. • Promptly reporting all issues or concerns to the Executive Director or their designate. • Abiding by all TDHS policies and procedures. • Working in compliance with the Occupational Health and Safety Act and Bill 168 (Violence and Harassment in the Workplace). • Other duties as deemed necessary by the Executive Director or their designate. QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS: • Must be eighteen (18) years of age or older. • Possess a genuine interest and compassion for animals. • Must possess own vehicle. • Must live within thirty (30) minute drive from TDHS in order to meet after hours emergency response requirement. • Must possess good communication skills, both written and verbal. • Must be dependable and reliable. • Must have excellent time-management and organizational skills in order to complete assigned tasks in timely manner and to a high standard. • Must possess the ability to problem-solve quickly, be adaptable to unexpected changes/demands, and work well under pressure. • Must possess good interpersonal and conflict resolution skills. • Must have the ability to learn quickly. • Strong ability to take the initiative on tasks and/or ideas that benefit the animals and TDHS as a whole. • Must possess the ability to work in both a team and/or independent environment. • Must not have any physical limitations that would impede the ability to complete identified work responsibilities (i.e. ability to lift 30lbs or over; be on their feet most of the day; allergies to animals). • Must possess access to reliable transportation. • Must live within thirty (30) minute drive from TDHS in order to meet after hours emergency response requirement. • Must provide a clean and current Level 2 Criminal Record Check. • Working knowledge of Microsoft Applications, Facebook and WordPress would be considered assets. • Education and/or relevant experience in animal care and animal handling would be considered strong assets. Apply Now Previous All Job Opportunities Next

Raffle Proceeds Donated by Impala Canada < Back Impala Canada 🐾 A Huge Thank You to Laura Lee and Impala Canada! 🐾 We’re sending our heartfelt thanks to Laura Lee, a contractor with Impala Canada, for choosing the Timmins & District Humane Society to receive an incredible donation of $1,616.17 raised through a recent raffle! 🎉 Your generosity and community spirit mean so much to us — and to the many animals who will benefit from your support. Donations like this help provide food, shelter, medical care, and second chances to pets in need. From all of us (and all the wagging tails and happy purrs), thank you for making a difference! 💕 $1,616.17

Support "Tuco's Trust" at the Timmins & District Humane Society, a vital fundraising effort to provide life-saving medical care for animals in need. Help us reach our $50,000 goal to ensure every animal gets a second chance. Donate today! Donate Now! Tuco's Trust Everyday an animal will find itself in need of life saving medical care! More often than not, those animals come to the Timmins and District Humane Society, because we are their last resort – their last chance! Tuco was one such case! A sweet, loving and happy fellow who came to us with significant malformed back legs that impact his hips and mobility. Specialists stated that ideally Tuco would undergo multiple surgeries to correct his mobility issues so he could live his life to the fullest. Unfortunately, the surgeries would cost up to $20,000 – a cost we simply could not afford as a small charity. Tuco is still with us and living on the alternative treatment plan, which is long term pain management and supportive health program, and physical assessments every six (6) months to ensure the treatment plan remains in effect. Tuco’s story is one of many, and the inspiration for the incredible fundraising journey the Timmins & District Humane Society (TDHS) is embarking on called Tuco’s Trust. Every day TDHS sees animals come through our door in need of a second chance! Some simply need a warm bed and their belly’s filled before being reunited with their family. Unfortunately, countless are in need of a new home – a forever family to call their own. Due to the increased demand for medical care, as we will never turn an animal away, our already strapped resources are being stretched to the breaking point. Animals that we would normally be able to help are now at risk of not getting their second chance, because we simply don’t have the funds to help them! In light of the ever-increasing medical cases, TDHS is launching the Tuco’s Trust with a goal of raising $50,000. A goal we hope will take away the always present question and worry about whether we have the funds to help an animal in need when they need us the most! A goal we hope will eliminate animals having to needlessly wait while we look for funds to help heal them! Animals like Tater, who came to us after being attacked by another dog, which resulted in serious puncture wounds and damage to his eye that his family could not afford to treat. Or Sahar, a young, abandoned cat who gave birth to kittens in the cold winter only to lose them because the traumatic birth resulted in her suffering from a severe prolapsed uterus. Both Tater and Sahara came to us needing emergency care! Emergency care we provided and that saved their lives. However, being able to provide this care to all animals coming to us for their second chance – animals like Tuco – requires us to have available funds. Emergency medical care costs can range from several hundred dollars, but more often than not, several thousand dollars. Support of Tuco’s Trust ensures the question whether our ability to save an animal’s life is met with a “Yes”, and not with the question “Do we have the money?”. Those interested in supporting Tuco’s Trust can do so by donating today! Donate Now! Help Us Reach Our Goal - Share Tuco's Trust with the World! Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Copy link

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ITEC 2000’s BBQ fundraiser contributed vital support for animals at TDHS < Back ITEC 2000 Big Thanks to ITEC 2000 Equipment Inc.! We're excited to share that ITEC 2000 Equipment Inc. has generously donated $600 to the Timmins and District Humane Society! General Manager Richard Mousseau presented this amazing contribution (which was raised through company BBQs held over the summer ) to TDHS Community Relations & Fundraising Coordinator Chelsey Romain and adoptable pup Johnny. Your support makes a huge difference in the lives of animals in need, and we’re incredibly grateful for this kindness and commitment to our community. Thank you to everyone at ITEC 2000 who made this possible! $600