Please CLICK HERE to view our Impact Report highlighting the successes of our most recent spay/neuter clinic that happened in Fort Albany First Nation. This community is a remote, northern Ontario, community along the James Bay Coast that is fly-in access only unless weather allows the winter ice-road to be accessed. This is our third […]
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I think we can all safely say that 2020 has not been quite the year we all expected. When coronavirus first crossed my radar I was pretty naive to say the least, thinking like many others that “it’s no worse than the flu!”. I was in for a rude awakening when the schools shut down
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One thing that we strive for at Precious Paws is to “go the distance”, for not only the dogs we rescue, but also for the adoptive families that really do become part of our Precious Paws “extended family”. From day one veterinary care for our rescues has been a top priority. We have always
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The Changing Face of Precious Paws Rescue Once in a while I sit and look back at the journey that Precious Paws has taken me on over the last 12 years. When I started the rescue I was a new grad (veterinary technology) and had recently moved to Barrie. I was single, had 2 dogs,
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2018 was nothing short of amazing for Precious Paws Rescue. I say it all the time but we are a small rescue, we typically have 5-10 active fosters at any given time. We are in no way a large organization and we don’t take in or adopt out hundreds of dogs per year. But
As a rescue, we get owner surrender requests nearly every day. There’s a million different reasons; moving, new baby, behavioural issues, etc., and while we do our best to encourage people to work through the issues they are having, find pet-friendly housing, etc., more often than not the owner has already decided they are
