Pet Care
Resources for PEIHS Fosters
What to Look for When Rescuing a Dog
When looking to adopt a pet, there are many options available to Islanders. Before looking internationally, the PEI Humane Society recommends working with Canadian shelters and rescue organizations...
Choosing Canadian Rescues
Interprovincial transport is easier than you think! We've all seen the stories coming from within the United States: hundreds of thousands of dogs in need of homes, with volunteers begging to...
What is a Facilitated Adoption?
What is a Facilitated Adoption? A Stress-Free Way to Rehome PetsKeeping animals comfortable while helping them find new homes At the PEI Humane Society, our mission is to find loving, permanent...
Foster-To-Adopt: What does it mean?
Why Foster-To-Adopt is a Win-Win for You and Shelter PetsHelping animals heal, one home at a time Adopting a pet is a big decision—especially when you see the label “Foster-To-Adopt” on an animal’s...
Long-Term Fungal Treatment for Kittens at PEIHS
Kitten Shower Update: Long-term conditions like ringworm take a lot of love and care. May 23rd Update: After 10 weeks of treatment, these kitties are more than ready to go home 10 weeks of treatment...
Why a Leash is Your Best Friend
The Importance of Keeping Your Dog on a Leash in Public Places Dogs are often referred to as man's best friend, and for good reason. They bring joy, companionship, and unconditional love into our...
Hot Weather Safety & Pets
Keeping Your Pets Safe During Extreme Heat As the summer heat reaches its peak and we see heat waves becoming more and more common on PEI, it's crucial to remember that our furry friends are more...
Pet-Inclusive Living: Write a Pet Resume!
What is a pet resume? Just like a resume you would create for a job, a pet resume is a summary of your pet’s qualities and personality traits that demonstrates your responsibility as a pet...
You Found a Kitten! Now, what?
So you found a kitten and don't know what to do? We're here to help! If the kitten is critically injured or sick, call the PEI Humane Society immediately. If we're closed, we have an...
NEW: Pet Pantry Program
The PEI Humane Society has launched a pet pantry program to help Islanders keep their pets well fed. The program provides bags of pet food to those who need them from either the shelter, or from...
Grooming: It Isn’t Optional
The PEI Humane Society would like to remind all our followers about the importance of grooming your pets. Dogs and cats both can require grooming as part of their care and failure to groom your pet...
Preparing Your Pets for a Hurricane
There's a hurricane is on the way and the PEI Humane Society wants to help you keep your pets safe during the storm. ALWAYS REMEMBER: Your pet doesn't know what's going on and could try to...
Fireworks & Your Pet
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...
Are you thinking about adopting a rabbit?
Are you thinking about adopting a rabbit? Here are some facts about what you’ll need to know before your bun comes home. Are you ready for a 10-year (or more) commitment? Rabbits make...
Pets and Wildlife
There are many wildlife species that call PEI home including: Canada geese raccoons foxes squirrels coyotes Remarkably enough, our pets are a danger to wildlife in many ways. Due to predation,...
Holiday Hazards
As pets are a part of many families, they take part in many of the holidays that occur throughout the year. However, these holidays are not without dangers. Many holidays pose hazards to our pets...
Pet-Friendly Rentals
Moving can be made even more difficult when you find out your new rental does not allow your pet. Ensure that when you are looking for apartments or houses that you’re upfront and ask the landlord...
Tips for Moving with Pets
Make moving as stress-free as possible for your pets. Most pet owners move between homes at some point in their lives. This is always stressful for humans to do and can be additionally stressful for...
Why Should Pet Owners Spay/Neuter Their Pets?
There are many benefits to spaying and neutering your pets, including population control, reduced unwanted behaviours, preventing reproductive disease as well as aiding in public health and safety....
Top 5 Tips for Your First 5 Hours with Your New Dog
Go home. Take Your dog straight home. As tempted as you may be to stop for pet supplies or show off your new pup to friends and family, the sooner you get the dog home, the sooner you can all...
