Wildlife concerns
PHS is not a wildlife rescue or rehabilitation centre, and we are not able to assist with these animals. Please visit Ontario Wildlife Rescue to find a licensed organization that can help.
Your new best friend is waiting
Every animal at PHS has a story, and the best chapters start at home. Whether you’re looking for a playful pup or a quiet lap cat, we’ll help you find the right match.
The PHS Blog
Shelter Shots calendar
Shelter Shots calendar is available for purchase beginning September 1st. Contact Susan Dunkley at  (705) 745-4722 EXT. 206 for more information!
Summer Student Job Postings Now Available
Are you looking for a fast paced career oriented and rewarding summer job? Â The Peterborough Humane Society is seeking summer students! Inuit, First Nation and Metis students are encouraged to apply, as are new Canadians. These positions are thanks to government...
Remembrance Day 2016
Wreath honouring animals in war to be placed at National Remembrance Day Ceremony
MEDIA RELEASE Wreath honouring animals in war to be placed at National Remembrance Day Ceremony Peterborough, ON (November 11, 2016)Â Today, as people across the nation come together to remember and honour those who have served their country, the war-time...
Puppies flown into Peterborough now ready to find their forever homes
Puppies flown into Peterborough now ready to find their forever homes Peterborough, ON (October 27, 2016) – BUSINESS – A few weeks ago, a North Star Air Basler BT-67 carrying precious canine cargo arrived at the Peterborough Airport from a remote Northern Ontario...
Willow Wanna Go For a Walk?!
Willow Wanna Go For a Walk?! Local City of Peterborough Councillor, Diane Therrien, and her partner Phil, are the first lucky people to have found their forever match from the Big Trout Lake First Nation dog group, flown in to Peterborough on Oct 7th. Meet their...













