PG Humane Society

06/24/2026

What if it was you? 💔

06/23/2026

Bobby's first week with us was rough to say the least, but things are starting to look up for this former mop!
It's abundantly clear that little Bob has not had many positive experiences with touch, as evidenced by his lunging at anyone who reached for him. We were quite concerned that we had a semi-feral shih-tzu on our hands and that Bobby was not looking at a happy ending. Bobby was depressed, not eating, and very defensive about his space to the point that he was dangerous and unhandleable.
Then one day it was like he woke up and realized we were trying to help him! In the span of 24 hours he went from miserable beyond measure to peppy and following his fosters around. By the end of the day he didn't want to leave their sides.
While things are looking up, Bobby is NOT out of the woods yet. He is still very hesitant about being touched, and is willing to bite if startled. He still has two huge hurdles ahead of him:
- He needs to learn to be groomed, which will take extensive desesnitisation training over the next few months to acheive.
- He also started peeing blood and was diagnosed with a bladder stone. Hopefully it will disolve with diet, but it's possible that he'll need surgery, and he needs to be able to be handled safely for that to happen.

We are so appreciative of the fosters willing to risk fingers and sanity to help a dog as traumatized as Bobby. We've got high hopes that with love, patience and training Bobby will become a well adjusted, adoptable pup.

If you would like to donate to Bobby for his current and potentially future health concerns please visit our website at www.pghumanesociety.ca

BOBBY IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION AT THIS TIME.

06/23/2026

Dolly came to us recently after the tragic passing of her owner. At 16, we were very worried about her health and her ability to transition into the shelter environment.

Unfortunately in many shelters, elder animals don't have happy endings. Shelters have to make hard decisions every day
about where resources are allocated: do we fix up an elderly cat with many issues, or use those funds to help a younger animal who has many good years of life left?

Thankfully, because of our amazing community, we didn't have to make that choice for Dolly. Dolly has a very large tumor on her forehead, and was urinating very large amounts. Having the option to investigate those issues led to diagnosing and resolving a very irritating bladder infection, and determining what kind of growth she has.
Unfortunately, the tumor is cancerous and inoperable, but she likely has 4-6 months left. We can now support Dolly in a hospice foster home for as long as she is remains happy and comfortable.
It would have been awful for her to spend 16 years in a loving home, just for her life to end in a stressful shelter.

We are delighted that we can provide her with the end of life care her beloved human would have wanted for her before she crosses the rainbow bridge to meet them.

Ps: Dolly’s 14 year old daughter is also in our care and is available for adopting at our 1st ave location. She appears to be in good health and cant wait to find a peaceful retirement home 🥰

Please help us support animals like Dolly and purchase a 50/50 ticket for your chance to win up to $75,000. ♥️🐱

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06/22/2026

It’s a beautiful Monday morning!! ☀️

Why not get a chance to win up to $75,000? 🐶♥️

Grab a few of our raffle tickets at:

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PG Humane Society Paws for the Cause 50/50

06/21/2026

06/20/2026

Are your cats up to date on vaccines? Help prevent a deadly disease outbreak in Prince George!

This is Pluto, a kitten with Cerebellar Hypoplasia (CH). Normally, we see 1-2 cases per year, and it was exceptionally rare in our area even 5 years ago. In 2026 we will have already had 8 cats with CH. When a pregnant queen contracts Panleukopenia, fetal brain development is effected. The balance center of the brain is underdeveloped, resulting in the birth of kittens who have trouble with moment, balance and coordination. It can be mild, with just a little wobble to their gait, or severe, with cats only able to lay on their side and flail their legs around. Pluto is somewhere in the middle and kittens like him extremely specialized homes and intensive daily care in order to have a good life. (Pluto has been transferred to a specialized rescue and is not available for adoption.)

Panleukopenia is part of the core vaccines cats receive starting at 8 weeks old. It is spread through bodily fluids such as urine, f***s, vomit or nasal discharge.

What this increase in CH cats tells us is that there is currently a spike in Panleuk in our stray and outdoor roaming populations. Panleuk is often called ‘Feline Parvovirus’ because it causes the same symptoms as Canine Parvo and is also routinely is fatal to young and unvaccinated animals.
The vaccine is extremely effective at reducing symptoms from deadly to mild stomach upset, and it assists in protecting your pet within hours of being given.

VACCINES WORK. If you have cats, especially free roaming cats or kittens, PLEASE ensure that they are up to date on vaccines and help prevent an outbreak of this deadly disease in Prince George.

You can keep your cats and other cats in your community safe by:
Preventing your cat from free-roaming. Provide outdoor access safely in a catio or by harness training them.
Vaccinate!
Spaying and neutering.

The BCSPCA Spay and Neuter clinic is an affordable and accessible option for both vaccines and spaying and neutering. If you are a cat owner please do your part to prevent the spread of this deadly disease!

06/19/2026

Stray of the day! 🐾

This shy girl was found wandering on Ewert Street. She is wearing a yellow “Do not pet” collar. Unfortunately she has no ID.

If this girl is yours or you know where she belongs give us a call at 250-640-7415! 🐾🐕

06/19/2026

👑 Meet Chanel – The Tiny Queen of the House! 👑

It’s hard to believe that our sweet Chanel was adopted back in 2016. When we first met her, she weighed just 0.4 pounds,so tiny she could practically fit in the palm of your hand!

Because she was so small, we had to foster-to-adopt her first. Every week, we faithfully took her in for weigh-ins, cheering her on as she grew stronger and healthier. Once she reached the magical milestone of 1.5 pounds, she officially became part of our family forever.

Fast forward to today, and Chanel may still be petite, but don’t let her size fool you. She is unquestionably the ruler of the house. 👑

Her two puppy brothers know exactly who’s in charge, and Chanel makes sure they never forget it. Whether it’s claiming the best spot on the couch, supervising household activities, or giving “the look” when the boys get a little too rowdy, our tiny queen runs a very tight ship.

From a fragile little kitten weighing less than half a pound to the fearless boss of the family, Chanel is proof that the smallest rescues often have the biggest personalities.

We wouldn’t have it any other way. ❤️🐾

🎟️ Want to help more animals like Chanel find their forever homes? Support the Prince George Humane Society’s 50/50 raffle!

🎟️ Tickets:
• 1 for $10
• 4 for $20
• 20 for $50
• 100 for $100

🐾 Purchase your tickets here:

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06/19/2026

Best advice ever!! 😂😂🐱

06/17/2026

🐶🐾 Special Auction Alert! 🐾🐶

Ok seriously!! How cute are these?? 😍😍

Every pooch needs a dog bubble in their fence so they can check in on what’s happening in their hood! 🐶🫧

Our very own Cameron McLeod from Team Powerhouse had these designed and he’s graciously given us one to auction off.

We will also be selling these at Bosley's by Pet Valu parking lot party on Saturday, June 27th from 11-4.

They’re $70 each and Cam will donate $10 from every sale to us! 🥰

If you want one before then just send us a message, there’s only a limited amount available.

In the meantime bidding starts at 10.00 and must go up in 5.00 increments.

Bidding ends at 12:00 pm on Friday, June 19th and all proceeds go towards supporting the animals in our care. 🥰

Good luck and thank you for all the love and support!