Your compassion and generosity make it possible for the Humane Society of Durham Region to provide urgently needed care and shelter to hundreds of vulnerable animals each year. Become an animal champion by giving today! Choose a one-time gift, a monthly gift, or a gift in honour or memory! Not only will you be helping provide urgent care and shelter for vulnerable animals in Durham Region, your support will help us match animals with the perfect pet parents, while receiving the care and attention they need and deserve.
Noodle, Miso, Nugget and Dumpling were four Scottish Fold mix kittens that came to the HSDR shelter as a result of a hoarding situation. These little ones were living in deplorable conditions, suffering from malnutrition and a terrible skin condition. They needed immediate medical intervention.
The HSDR veterinarian, medical team and animal care workers were able to assess and treat the skin disorders and meet their nutritional needs.
After four long weeks, these wee pets were able to make a full recovery because of the ongoing support of generous donors such as you.
A 5-year-old chocolate lab named Reese came to HSDR in dire need of medical attention. Reese was battling a severely contagious skin disease, had multiple tumours all over his body, and was dangerously overweight.
Unfortunately, it appeared that Reese had been suffering with these conditions for years. The HSDR hospital and medical team were able to quickly diagnose his skin disorder and introduce the appropriate treatment. Due to the contagious nature of Reese’s condition he had to be quarantined for several weeks while he was undergoing an aggressive treatment plan.
The treatment for Reese’s skin disease was very successful and it was now time to remove the tumours that were all over his body. Reese had surgery in our on-site hospital and thankfully, the tumours were found to be benign.
Excellent nutrition and regular exercise while in the care of HSDR have helped Reese significantly on his weight loss journey.
This boy has such a sweet disposition, even having gone through various treatments and procedures. He is doing well and is now looking forward spending the rest of his life in a loving forever home.
Thank you for your continued support of Durham Region’s animals in need.