Toronto Animal Services
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Nancy and Sepehr up for adoption together
Nancy and Sepehr, two medium sized dogs, arrived in Toronto from Iran last month, and they are looking for a home together.
Learn more about their story.
Join the K-9 Rescue Me Walkathon on Sunday, June 10, 2012
Raise funds for Toronto Animal Services, get some exercise and visit 2012 Woofstock all at the same time!
Thank you volunteers
Thank you to all the volunteers who help keep the animals at Toronto Animal Services happy, healthy and active during their stay with us. We couldn't do it without all of you. Anyone interested in volunteering with us, can visit our volunteer page to apply.
Where do these pictures come from?
The pictures used in this website are of animals that have been adopted from one of the Toronto Animals Services Care Centres.
Thank you for sterilizing your pet!
Toronto Animal Services thanks you for making the responsible decision to sterilize your pet.
Your donations matter!
Toronto Animal Services receives much needed donations every year. Your generous donations came to a grand total of $203,000 in 2011! Learn more about how these funds were used.
New Spay/Neuter Clinic opens in North Region Animal Shelter
The Toronto Animal Services North Spay - Neuter Clinic is now open. The new clinic is located within the Toronto Animal Services North Shelter at 1300 Sheppard Ave. W. The clinic is staffed by Toronto Animal Services veterinarians and technicians, and performs spaying and neutering for Toronto Animal Services' animals in preparing them for adoption. The clinic staff also offer limited sterilization services to the public for cats. More info
A message about cats in the outdoors
"Every year at Toronto Animal Services, we notice the hundreds of cats that are allowed to roam free through the neighbourhoods of Toronto.
Volunteer opportunities at Toronto Animal Services
Toronto Animal Services is seeking volunteers to help provide enrichment to the shelter animals and enhancements to our adoption programs. If you, or someone you know, is interested in finding out about how you can help Toronto's homeless animals, please contact us at (416) 338-PAWS (7297) or print the application form.
Did you know
Since the beginning of 2005 we have adopted out over 15,000 cats. But the animals still need your help. View our pets available for adoption.
