Burlington Humane Podcast, Episode #32: Pandemic Changes for Pet Owners & End-of-Life Mobile Vet Service

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Burlington Humane Podcast, Episode #32: Pandemic Changes for Pet Owners & End-of-Life Mobile Vet Service

Burlington Humane Podcast

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On Episode 32 of Burlington Humane, we talk with Dr. Chung Yeen Mac of Mac Animal Clinic about the adaptations pet owners had to make due to the COVID-19 pandemic. We also talk with Dr. Faith Banks of Midtown Mobile Veterinary Hospice Services about her focus on end-of-life home visits. And we will learn about all the latest news and events. For more information about Burlington Humane Society, visit our website at www.BurlingtonHumane.ca

Happy Tails

A visit the the BHS from the aptly named Speedy (was Bailey) and her new forever family!
Speedy
"I was very fortunate to get Bella just yesterday and she seems to have settled in very nicely. She is eating well, playing and purring a lot. Bella is a calm, affectionate cat and we are already best friends."
Bella
Crow chillin' in his new home with Dutchie!
Crow
I am the lucky person who got to bring Princess Holly (Mika) into our family. She's an incredibly loving and gentle little thing. It feels like she's always been here.
Princess Holly (Mika)
Adelaide with her new friend Horatio. They are still getting used to life together, but things are going well! I have decided to call here Lily.

Lily
Bruce has already found a few favourite spots to relax in between play time and walks!

Bruce
Lulu has made herself very comfy in her forever home!

Lulu
Olive (formerly Audrey) getting some cuddles in her forever home.

Olive
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!

CJ
Former BHS resident Indy looking very comfortable in her new home!

Indy
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.

Luna
Thought I'd share this photo of Robey (was Moshoe). She says "Winter? What winter?"

Robey
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

Memphis
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!

Zoey
Nathen is a big boy now, twice of the weight of the time he came to our house.

Nathan
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).

Sushi

Burlington Humane Podcast, Episode #32: Pandemic Changes for Pet Owners & End-of-Life Mobile Vet Service

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