Pet of the Week: Charlie likes kids
Grey Bruce Animal Shelter offers a safe place for pets that have no choices left.
“Sometimes, their owners have had no choice either. They, too, may...
Pet of the Week: She’s sweet natured, very bright and high energy
Grey Bruce Animal Shelter offers a safe place for pets that have no choices left.
“Sometimes, their owners have had no choice either. They, too, may...
Pet of the Week: A big teddy bear looking for his forever home
Grey Bruce Animal Shelter offers a safe place for pets that have no choices left.
“Sometimes, their owners have had no choice either. They, too, may...
Pet of the Week: A handsome silver fellow with lots of attributes
Once again, Bo, the handsome seven-year-old chocolate lab is being featured as this week's highlight for adoption.
His coat is actually a rare silver thanks...
Pet of the Week: Meet Harley – an active girl
Grey Bruce Animal Shelter offers a safe place for pets that have no choices left.
“Sometimes, their owners have had no choice either. They, too, may...
Pet Patter: Former Pet Contest winner is ready for the holidays
The ever-dashing and debonair, Louie, who was one of our recent pet contest winners sent us these photos in his Holiday attire.
Does your pet...
Pet of the Week: A striking one-year old – a perfect hiking or...
Gemma is a beautiful and really nice one-year old girl who could definitely use a break in life.
Unfortunately, through no fault of her own,...
Pet of the Week – A really lovely little soul
"Jake is an example of why we are here," says Deb Takeda, Manager of the Grey Bruce Animal Shelter.
Jake is a little, adorable eight-year-old...
Pet of the Week: Tripper is ready to be part of a loving...
Tripper is a new addition to the Grey Bruce Animal Shelter and she is very friendly.
As with many people, this little girl is wearing...
A little community with a big heart
Located along the Teeswater River on the edge of the Greenock Swamp, southern Ontario's largest forested wetland, the Hamlet of Chepstow, with a population of...
