Thunder Bay's Humane Society is teaming up with their parent organization to transfer 9 long term resident dogs from the region to Southern Ontario. Board President Judy Decicco says the dogs will have a better chance of being adopted with the larger population in the south's urban centres. The Southern Ontario Humane Societies are actually experiencing a shortage of dogs up for adoption. Dogs from Timmins and Sault Ste. Marie are also moving to the greater Toronto area. The dogs will be leaving our shelter on Rosslyn Road on Thursday morning and will arrive in Newmarket the following day.
Tuesday, December 17, 2013
Dogs Go South
Thunder Bay's Humane Society is teaming up with their parent organization to transfer 9 long term resident dogs from the region to Southern Ontario. Board President Judy Decicco says the dogs will have a better chance of being adopted with the larger population in the south's urban centres. The Southern Ontario Humane Societies are actually experiencing a shortage of dogs up for adoption. Dogs from Timmins and Sault Ste. Marie are also moving to the greater Toronto area. The dogs will be leaving our shelter on Rosslyn Road on Thursday morning and will arrive in Newmarket the following day.