Ontario SPCA - Talking all things animal-related!

In this interview we talk to host, Kevin MacKenzie about his role in the new Dog Rehabilitaiton Centre Capital Campaign. Find out how this centre will serve animals in Ontario and what you can do to help. Listen now! Share your thoughts with us & SUBSCRIBE! @OntarioSPCA @ospcaKevin [email protected] To see more information like this, visit the Ontario SPCA blog: ontariospca.ca/blog/

In this episode of the Animals’ Voice Pawdcast, we speak with John Sharpe from IAMS. If you’re wondering what nutrition your pet should be getting, this is the episode for you. John discusses the nutrients needed by specific pets, what you should look for in your pet’s food if they have specific health issues and more. Contact Info John Sharpe Email: [email protected]

Host, Alison Cross, speaks with Kevin MacKenzie, Development Manager of the Ontario SPCA, about his experience on the road with an Animal Cruelty Agent, volunteering at the Ontario SPCA Orangeville & District Branch, and his day at the Provincial Education & Animal Centre in Newmarket.

Warren House, Canadian Trade Marketing Manager, Nutrience, outlines how Nutrience has helped animal welfare across Ontario, how they have helped Ontario SPCA Rescue & Relief services and why they chose to help animal welfare. Connie Mallory, Chief Inspector, Ontario SPCA, explains more about the Ontario SPCA Rescue & Relief services. Connie also highlights the challenges that face the Ontario SPCA when providing this service.

The Brant County SPCA is moving towards a new model in their community, and it's focused on keeping pets with the owners who already love them - Pets for Life. "I want to build bridges, and I want to help better the lives of the animals and the people in my community," says Robin Kuchma, Executive Director of the Brant County SPCA. The Pets for Life program is a community outreach initiative designed to extend animal welfare resources and information to pet owners who have never received services or have received services without long-lasting impact. Pets For Life is centered in communities that have the least access to services and information – the truly under-served. Listen to learn more! Keep up with the Ontario SPCA podcast! Subscribe, and send your story ideas to @OntarioSPCA on Twitter or Instagram.