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Our Juliane Bodini paid a visit to the Regina Humane Society for a chat with Marketing Director Bill Thorn. He shares an update on some of the latest campaigns, events and ongoing programs.

Unity is one of Saskatchewan’s newest charitable sweepstakes, and one organization on board is the Regina Humane Society. Our Juliane Bodini went out on location for a chat with Marketing Director Bill Thorn to find out more.

The Regina Humane Society urges public to continue adopting as the centre is seeing ongoing high intakes of dogs.

It is moving day for the Regina Humane Society after spending 60 years in their current animal centre.

After a busy holiday season the Regina Humane Society sat down with Taylor to go over how their holiday campaign went this year and which loving animals they still have left up for adoption.

The season of giving is upon us and an important time of year at the Regina Humane Society and Bill Thorn brought Frida by the studio to highlight how to help in their fundraising efforts this winter.

There are an abundance of animals looking for loving new homes this time of year and while most people imagine adopting puppies or kittens, the Regina Humane Society wants people to consider the benefits of opening their doors to older adoptees.

Sun, Feb 14: Annual telethon held to raise funds for the Regina Humane Society.

Last week, the Regina Humane Society seized 79 cats from a hoarding situation. Now, the nonprofit is looking to find homes for all of the cats. David Baxter has the details.

What originally started as a goal of collecting 101 cans of cat food for one Saskatchewan woman ended up as a donation of 1,395 cans for the Regina Humane Society.

Bill Thorn from the Regina Humane Society stopped by the studio with sidekick Zelda to talk about protecting your pets against rabies and keeping them warm during the most recent cold snap.

Bill Thorn and furry friend ‘Cat Damon’ from the Regina Humane Society were in studio talking about taking special care of your pets during winter weather. The duo also had more on the outbreak of the Parvovirus.

Meet Benni Benassi and Minkus, just two of the furry little felines the Regina Humane Society is working hard to find loving families for!

As scorching temperatures arrive in Saskatchewan, the Regina Humane Society are urging anyone with a pet, to not leave them unattended inside a vehicle. Plus, in a matter of days Regina will be the site of golf history, as the Canadian Pacific Women’s Open visits Saskatchewan for the first time. The Queen City embarks on...

Bill Thorn from the Regina Humane Society joined us in studio to talk about the 25th Annual Dog Jog on June 5 and to show off LJ, a special canine looking for a loving new home.

We aren’t the only ones feeling the deep freeze, our four-legged friends are also affected and the Regina Humane Society has tips to help protect your pets this winter.

The Regina Humane Society is reminding people that leaving your pet in a vehicle at any time of year can be dangerous. Tiffany Lizée catches up with a recovering pup and his new family after being rescued from a hot car this past summer.

Cassie Josephson is fostering a cat named Blaze for the Regina Humane Society, helping the feline recover from multiple surgeries after he was discovered on Dec. 6 frozen on Highway 6. Josephson spoke on Friday about Blaze’s progress and the importance of rehabilitating rescued animals in foster care.

There’s no rest for the wicked – or the Regina Humane Society! They’re coming off a couple of major annual events and already looking forward to their spring fundraising and pet care campaigns.

Extreme cold weather warnings continue across the province. While the severe conditions are affecting everyone, pet owners are being asked to take precautions this winter.