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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.
April 2020 MVP: Lynda Buckmaster
Many people (especially in this day and age) have heard the old adage about not taking work home with you. Lynda Buckmaster, a volunteer in the foster department, is not aware of it. She was a foster parent to two of her five cats and, if that isn’t enough she’s currently taking care of three two-week-old bottle babies as well (as of this writing in early May). She had two others as well but when they were recently returned to the Humane Society for their shots, it was determined they were now old enough for adoption. The kittens, named Daniel, … Continued
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