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Each year, thousands of terrific cats, dogs and small animals, through no fault of their own, come through the doors of the Ottawa Humane Society. Their circumstances and stories are varied: some are abandoned by owners who can't, or choose not to provide care, while others are rescued or removed from abusive situations. Other animals are left alone when an owner dies, or moves away, while hundreds of others wander away from home and become lost. Regardless of how these animals come to us, your support helps us give them a second chance at a happy life.
Thanks to you, we were able to find new, forever homes for thousands of animals in 2009. These happy endings motivate and inspire us to continue on in our sometimes difficult work. We want to share with you a few of last year's most memorable adoption stories — and thank you again for everything you've done to help these animals and others in our community.
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For a look at other ways you helped us in 2009, view our year in review slideshow. |

It's gala season once more! This year's FurBall will take place March 27, 2010 at the National Gallery of Canada. We'll be holding another auction of celebrity-designed pet bowls, and our list of contributors already includes members of Canada's Olympic women's hockey team, and our national snowboarding team! For more information, or to buy tickets, click here.

If you're extending your new year's celebrations to the entire month, look out for OHS coin boxes at select LCBO locations this January. Drop in your spare change to help the animals!

We're pleased to be a part of this year's Ottawa Dragon Boat Race Festival, taking place from June 18—20, 2010.
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