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Pet Store Abandoned, with Pets
133 animals, including cats, dogs, rabbits, birds, reptiles, and more have been rescued from the "Everything Under the Sun" pet store in the Dufferin/Bloor area after being left alone for several days. When Toronto Police and the Toronto Humane Society got into the store, they found the situation deporable, and charges are pending. Let's hope that if this is a case of blatant negligence, the law sticks it to the owner real good.
The Humane Society, in an effort to save as many animals as possible and cope with the sudden influx of animals, is running a special adoption program this weekend.
The "Open Your Heart Adopt-a-thon" runs from today until Sunday, August 20. Adoption fees have been waived, and adoption includes:
- vaccinations to date
- six weeks of PetCare insurance
- a microchip identification implant
- discount coupon for Royal Canin Inc. puppy/dog food or cat/kitten food
- pet care information booklet
- unconditional love
Adoption Hours:
Friday, August 18 - 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Saturday, August 19 - 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Sunday, August 20 - 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
(stock photo: Jerrold Litwinenko)


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This owner should "get the business" alright, but not the kind of business that makes him money
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Recently due to mismanagement, strikes, lack of qualified workers, and politics the THS has had limited resources available to be placed on presently housed animals. Their mental well-being is not top priority and is being compromised as a result of these issues. Love and a true sense of moral responsibility should be the root of motivation when running an establishment such as the THS non-profit org. It seems as though there are currently not enough staff with authority in THS that share this belief.</p>
<p>We all were given the right of free will, used compassionately will help lead us to the best possible outcome in any given situation. Animals, when are diagnosed as having a slim change of becoming rehabilitated, should not have to leave this world with thoughts of fear and pain. NO we should not put down animals that display behavioral problems, or have even displayed physical aggression in the past, but allocate adequate funds into training them otherwise. FOCUS all donated money on making the THS better.</p>
<p>Lets allow the trained veterinary professionals decide when euthanization is required, not Mr. Tim Throw, current Toronto Humane Society (THS) President. The board of directors should help hire workers and respective Supervisors that love animals and therefore will create a positive and ideal environment for both staff and the adorable animals.</p>
<p>PLEASE volunteer, apply for jobs, or donate money to the THS if you love animals and their unconditional love. Do it for the innocent animals that cannot speak for them selves!!</p>
Thank you
Please take the time to find out why the staff has been on strike for the last 6 & 1/2 months. It's only for the animals. I know it's hard to believe the THS couls be so INHumane however this is the TRUTH!!!
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