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The PEI Humane Society, in partnership with Humane Canada, is asking Islanders to sign a petition to advocate for pets to be included in emergency planning and funding programs. Islanders know that...
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PEI Humane Society Partners with Petco Love Lost to Reunite Lost Pets with Their Families Faster If you have lost or found a pet, click here The PEI Humane Society is proud to announce...
The PEI Humane Society is happy to share a poster that can be printed at home or picked up from the shelter directly. This poster demonstrates what to do if you see a dog in a hot car and reminds...
How to keep your pet safe during this week’s eclipse It’s important to remember that our pets do not know what’s going on during an eclipse. Therefore, if they’re prone to sit your windows, watching...
What does it mean to surrender a pet to the PEI Humane Society? How does it work? Why does it sometimes take a few days? Depending on the time of year, capacity of the shelter, and your pet’s...
What is Kitten Season? Each year, early in the year, un-spayed female cats go into heat. By the spring, their babies begin to arrive, which is why shelter workers refer to this time of year...
UPDATE: Friday, March 3rd, 2023: Beautiful baby Oaklynn has left our care and gone to her forever home! Special thanks goes to the amazing team at the Atlantic Veterinary College who were able to...
The PEI Humane Society is limiting intakes of cats to their facility due to an outbreak of Panleukopenia. Those who have adopted cats from the shelter within the window for potential infection will...
The PEI Humane Society would like to remind the public of the stress that loud, sudden noises like fireworks can have on companion animals. When planning an outdoor celebration, it is...
Since the start of the year, the PEI Humane Society has seen an increase in animals displaying signs of attempted at-home castration. The shelter wishes to inform Islanders that the practice of...
The PEI Humane Society’s dog park will remain closed ahead of capital build The PEI Humane Society has decided to keep their dog park closed ahead of the expected start of their capital build,...