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The Thunder Bay & District Humane Society is a 100% not-for-profit established as a corporation in 1994. We do not receive any government funding and rely solely on donations, fundraising, and adoption income.

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TBDHS

The Thunder Bay & District Humane Society is a 100% not-for-profit established as a corporation in 1994. We do not receive any government funding and rely solely on donations, fundraising, and adoption income.

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1-833-9-ANIMAL

An animal in distress or being neglected. This includes animals that are injured, in pain, sick, suffering or abused, or lack proper care, water, food or shelter.

311 (Animal control)

A wild animal in distress, injured or deceased.
A wild or domestic animal roaming on public property.

911 (Emergency)
An emergency where a life is in immediate danger or distress such as an animal attack or animal in a hot vehicle.

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UPDATE (MAY 15TH, 2025)  We are pleased to share that the Thunder Bay & District Humane Society is joining forces with the Ontario SPCA and Humane Society to combine our organizations. This is a step to strengthen and grow the programs and community support services provided by the TBDHS to help animals and the families who love them.

What does this mean? The merged organization will operate with the same dedicated staff and volunteers and continue to provide services at the Rosslyn Rd. location. Through the merger with Ontario SPCA, we will now have access to provincial resources and administrative support. This will allow us to increase our capacity to care for vulnerable animals and meet the increasing needs in our community.

The Board of Directors of the TBDHS is committed to the organization and its mission. Current TBDHS Board Director Ryan Venn, and Board Director Derek Noyes, will now sit as members of the Ontario SPCA and Humane Society Board of Directors, providing a voice for the North and beyond. The Ontario SPCA board of directors will also serve as the directors of TBDHS until the merger is completed in January 2026.

If you have any questions, please email Shawna Beaulieu, Executive Director, Thunder Bay & District Humane Society, ed@tbdhs.ca

Pets Of The Week

To view animals available for adoption please visit our adoption page

Lottie

Jaxon