Welcome to Burlington Humane, the podcast of the Burlington Humane Society.
On Episode 23 of Burlington Humane, we talk with Dr. Emmanuel Fontaine, Technical Services Veterinarian with Royal Canin about the importance of Spaying and Neutering your pet. We talk with Dr. Ian Sandler about the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association and we learn about Calico Cats; the cats with coats of many colours.
For more information about Burlington Humane Society, visit our website at www.BurlingtonHumane.ca
On Episode 22 of Burlington Humane, we talk with Dr. Julianne Donato from Healthy Paws Chiropractic about the services offered by an Animal Chirporactor. We learn about the importance of monitoring your pet’s bowel movements with Dr. Jackie Parr, Veterinary Clinical Nutritionist at Royal Canin and will hear about all the latest Burlington Humane news and events.
For more information about Burlington Humane Society, visit our website at www.BurlingtonHumane.ca
On Episode 21 of Burlington Humane, we talk with the honourable Karina Gould, Member of Parliament for Burlington about recent passing of animal legislation in Canada and we learn how important it is for our dog to come to us when called with Genevieve Reisinger of Pawsitive Plus Dog Training. We will also learn about the latest Burlington Humane news and events.
For more information about Burlington Humane Society, visit our website at www.BurlingtonHumane.ca
On Episode 20 of Burlington Humane, we talk with Malcolm Bernstein founder of the Benjamin Project about his initiative honouring his dog Benjamin. We talk with Anne-Marie Richter about adopting senior cats with special needs, and we will learn about the latest Burlington Humane news and events.
For more information about Burlington Humane Society, visit our website at www.BurlingtonHumane.ca
On Episode 19 of Burlington Humane, we talk with Danielle Hodges from Family Paws about preparing your dog for the arrival of your new baby. We will talk with Dr. Laura Golding from VCA Bay Cities Animal Hospital about ticks and Lyme disease. And we will learn about the latest news and events.
For more information about Burlington Humane Society, visit our website at www.BurlingtonHumane.ca
On Episode 18 of Burlington Humane, we talk with Brian Ellis, Veterinary Technician from VCA Bay Cities Animal Hospital about the importance of carrier/crate training your pet. We will talk about cats and how concerned we should be if they vomit, with Dr. Jackie Parr, Royal Canin’s Veterinary Clinical Nutritionist. We will tell you about new cats from Quebec who have been rescued by Burlington Humane. And we will learn about the latest news and events.
For more information about Burlington Humane Society, visit our website at www.BurlingtonHumane.ca
On Episode 17 of Burlington Humane, we talk with Kimberley Richards, one of our Adoption Counselors about what to do if your pet gets lost. We will hear about an Adopter who adopted a senior cat and a cat with special needs and the challenges and joys that they provided her. And we will learn about the latest news and events at Burlington Humane.
For more information about Burlington Humane Society, visit our website at www.BurlingtonHumane.ca
On Episode 16 of Burlington Humane, we talk with Genevieve Reisinger of Pawsitive Plus Dog Training about Positive Reinforcement Training. We also learn about Obesity and your Pet with Veterinary Technician, Brian Ellis and we will learn about the latest news and events at Burlington Humane.
For more information about Burlington Humane Society, visit our website at www.BurlingtonHumane.ca
On Episode 15 of Burlington Humane, we talk with Dr. Toolika Rastogi, Policy and Research Manager at Humane Canada, about their “Cats in Canada” study. We also learn more about Bill S-214, the Cruelty-Free Cosmetics Act which just passed the Senate and we will learn about the latest news and events at Burlington Humane.
For more information about Burlington Humane Society, visit our website at www.BurlingtonHumane.ca
The kitty is Chopper, now named CJ (for Chopper Jr.) who was adopted in January. He is pictured in his new home with his new brother Chopper. I think it's safe to say that it's going well!
This is Dancer (now Luna) who was adopted December 17 and born on October 22 with her 2 siblings in foster care. She is growing very fast and loves to climb everywhere. We would love to see see how her sibling are doing.
I adopted one of my kittens from the Burlington Humane Society back in Oct of 2014 (he Is the smaller one) His name originally was Pugsly but I changed it to Memphis. He has brought so much joy to my household and wanted to thank the human society for what they do and the caring staff that take care of these beautiful fur babies
We adopted Zoey November 28th, 2014 from BHS! Clawing through stress and a shy personality she has really come to amaze us! 2 months later, she now prefers to be the centre of attention and most vocal family member.. She also loves to play fetch to stay in shape!
Kitten adopted on Jan. 18 is doing very well. He has settled into his new home and loving it! He is very playful and loves to cuddle. He loves to hang out with us when we are home. His name is Sushi (formerly Pumba).