Our Pets

A popular family dog, no two Labradoodles are the same, but they’re all oodles of fun.
Ontario SPCA and Humane Society’s Virtual Future Vet program encourages all young pet lovers to learn more about animals and shelter work.
Roxi, a Boxer, cares so much about her mom and dog brother. Her family returned that same care when she was struggling with a mystery health condition.
Tibetan Mastiffs are known for being calm and gentle with their people, but they’ll let you know when they’d like to get a bit active.
When Baxter, a mixed-breed pup, couldn’t keep up with other dogs, his mom knew something was up.
These gentle giants are friendly and eager to please.
These little lion dogs are spunky, affectionate and oh-so adorable. Here’s everything you need to know before adopting a Shih Tzu.
Russian Blues are loyal pets for adult families.
If you’re looking for a sweet and gentle giant cat, ragdolls may be the breed for you.
Dachshunds are one of the most easily recognizable breeds for their long, “hot dog” appearance, but there’s more to know about these cute pups.
Maine Coons are much larger than your average house cat — here’s everything you need to know about these fluffy giants.
Are you a pet parent to an Abyssinian cat? Or want to welcome this cat breed into your life? Then you’re in the right place.
This affectionate, low-shed breed is begging to join your playful family.
Cane corso puppies can grow large and tend to be serious dogs, making them great companions for experienced dog parents.
British Shorthair cats are great pets for people that have a chill lifestyle. They’re low-energy and appreciate some alone time.
This cat breed is independent but appreciates the occasional cuddle, too.
Siberian cats are playful, friendly and love a bit of adventure.
Smaller, easy-to-train dogs tend to do best in city apartments.