Until May 31, pets who have been waiting more than 30 days to find a loving home qualify for 50% off their adoption fees—helping them take the next step.
Create a custom beaded bracelet featuring your pet’s name and your favourite colour. Each piece is made to order with care — a simple, meaningful way to celebrate the bond you share. Limited time offer: Buy 1, get 2nd 30% off.
Apollo was just four months old when he arrived — injured, in pain, and unable to walk. With expert veterinary care and support, he healed step by step and is now thriving in a loving home. His story is a reminder that access to care can change everything.
If you love animals as much as we do, you understand why we work so hard to provide the best life possible for the animals in our care and the people who bond with them. It’s our expertise at every step of the journey, combined with the loving homes provided by people in our community that complete the circle. From the very moment an animal comes into our fold, their wellbeing is our priority.
Whether you want to make a one-time donation or join a community of people who regularly support our life-saving work, learn how you can make the world a better place for animals in-need right now.
Become a monthly donor who proudly improves the lives of animals each and every month. Helping Toronto Humane Society go the distance for animals in our care, within the community and beyond.
Learn about the unique ways we can create a sense of community for your team and at your workplace, while also making the world a better place for animals in-need through different corporate giving opportunities.
Join our community of animal-lovers for our popular fundraising events throughout the year or organize an event of your own! Big or small, virtual or in-person, coming together can make a powerful difference for animals in need.
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