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In 2015, the WHS took in 8,832 animals
1,702 of those animals came from other animal agencies and sources; many in dire need of the medical and behavioural care only The WHS offers.
Tips for Building a Winter Dog Shelter
Winnipeggers know that it’s only a matter of time before the first snowfall hits. Earlier this year, the Investigations & Emergency Response Department discussed what an appropriate outdoor dog shelter would consist of for the summertime. For this month, we would like to focus on appropriate winter dog shelters, as the requirements will change in order to accommodate our extreme temperatures. While some breeds are built more for the colder temperatures, all dogs still require a form of shelter if they are going to be outside for longer periods of time. While a husky may be able to withstand colder … Continued
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