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The Regina Humane Society is a non-profit charity dedicated to improving the welfare of animals through programs and services in sheltering, education, protection and advocacy. Scroll to bottom for emergency services information.
The RHS offers the following programs and services:
Adoptions – There are so many homeless animals just waiting for their Furever home, can you help?
Animal Protection Services
Sheltering Services
Outreach
Education
Pet Loss Support
Training
Lost and Found Pets
Pet Licenses
Summer Camps and Certifications for Kids (watch the RHS website)
Did you know we’re moving? Construction of our new facility is underway. Check it out in Harbour Landing!
PAWS EVENT – August 8-13, 2023
Dive into a lifetime of love, as your felines are on the hunt for a new home!
This year’s Friends for Life Lottery features 16 cash prizes, including a Grand Prize of $10,000, an Early Bird Prize of $5,000, three cash prizes of $1,000, five cash prizes of $500 and five cash prizes of $250 each.
Back by popular demand is an additional 50/50 add-on bonus prize of up to $20,000!
Main Draw: 5 cash prizes of $250, 5 cash prizes of $500, 3 cash prizes of $1,000 and 1 grand prize of $10,000:
September 7, 2023 at 4:00 p.m.
50/50 Draw: Up to a max. of $20,000:
September 7, 2023 at 4:00 p.m.
TRAINING CLASSES
Registration is open for May/June dog training classes! Whether it’s the basics for your new puppy, brushing up on some skills for your older dog, or taking on the Agility Course, the RHS Dog Training Program has a class for you and your pooch. Getting off on the right paw with training can help lead to a lifetime of adventures that is fun and enjoyable for everyone.
Check out all of our classes and register easily online before all of the spaces are gone!
The RHS is always looking for FOSTER FAMILIES.
Did you know that Foster Families assist in caring for infant, injured or ill animals while they heal or grew big enough to be adopted? RHS Fosters are an essential and critical part of our ability to save animals by allowing them to grow and heal outside of the shelter environment.
If you would like to know more about becoming a foster family, especially helping adult animals who are ill, please click here for more info or to register.
Sending a Regina Humane Society eCard is a fast and easy way to share your love of animals and honour someone important to you at the same time!
Your eCard donation will go directly to helping the over 4,000 lost, homeless and abused animals that will enter the Regina Humane Society in the coming year.
Click here for complete details.
KITTY READER PROGRAM
In an age of video games and endless technology, many children struggle with reading and setting aside time to grow their reading skills. The Regina Humane Society’s (RHS) Kiddy Reader program helps children practice reading in a fun and engaging way, while also socializing homeless cats at the shelter.
Participants in the Kitty Reader program, sit in one of the Society’s cat adoption rooms reading either aloud or silently. The calm reading and the presence of the child both relaxes the cats and greatly improves their socialization, leading to more adoptions.
Each Kitty Reader participant receives a Kitty Reader Card that tracks their reading progress. Once 10 books have been read, they can choose a prize from the Kitty Reader Treasure Chest. Readers receive a certificate and picture with a shelter cat when 20 books are read.
The program is open to children between 7 and 11 years of age and their parent or guardian who must complete a short RHS orientation session. More information about this innovative program and application forms can be found on the RHS website, or by clicking here.
DID YOU KNOW THE REGINA HUMANE SOCIETY IS ALWAYS LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS? AREAS IN WHICH YOU CAN VOLUNTEER INCLUDE:
Building & Grounds
Caring Hands
Foster Families and Safe Places
Humane Education
Furry Fliers
Kennel Support
Office Support
PetSmart
Pet Therapy
Read & Relax
Special Events
Pet Pantry
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO APPLY
HOW YOU CAN HELP THE REGINA HUMANE SOCIETY
We cannot say thank you enough to the generous members of our community who donate items and goods that help us provide care for the animals while at the Shelter.
Constantly Needed:
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Kongs
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Canned Cat and Dog Food
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Large Rawhide Bones
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Plastic Cat Toys and Balls
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Non-Clumping Cat Litter
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Non-Scented Laundry Detergent
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Photocopy Paper
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Canadian Tire Money
There are also other ways you can help such as donations, or by purchasing tickets for our “Friends For Life” Lottery. The Regina Humane Society’s Friends for Life Lottery is your chance to help improve the well being of animals in our community. All proceeds stay in our community to help animals in need. Together, you’ll help us save lives, mend broken paws, give second chances and strengthen the special bond that exists between people and animals.Visit here for complete details.
LOST A PET
Regina Humane Society Lost & Found Contact Information
Phone: (306) 543-6363 ext. 237
Email: lostandfound@reginahumane.ca
Losing a companion animal can be devastating to a family. Click here to view the RHS Lost Pet Checklist, and to view the RHS Stray Pets.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
Hours of Operation
Viewing & Adoptions
Monday, Closed
Tuesday – Sunday, 12 p.m. – 6 p.m. *Appointments encouraged by calling 543-6363 ext 0 starting at 8 a.m. the day you wish to come to the RHS.
Office
Monday – Sunday, 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Lost & Found, Animal Protection Services, Cremations
Monday – Sunday, 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Lost and Found, 306-543-6363 Ext 237
Animal Emergencies only, 24 hours, 306-777-7700
Please note: The Regina Humane Society is closed for all Saskatchewan Statutory Holidays including New Year’s Day, Family Day, Good Friday, Victoria Day, Canada Day, Saskatchewan Day, Labour Day, Thanksgiving Day, Remembrance Day, Christmas Day and Boxing Day.
