Our Best Friends - Newsletters
Our Best Friends comes out quarterly. The older newsletters are offered in HTML format, and the newer versions are available in PDF format.
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2006 Content Summary
In this issue:
- Helping others - by doing what we do best
- New animal cruelty legislation debated
- Buddy finds a home
- Life with a lop
- YOUCAN make a difference!
- Young adults benefit from pet education
- OHS animals benefit from in-house treatment
- Christmas foster challenge
- Auxiliary update
- Kenya, companion animal extraordinaire
- Winter tips for animals
In this issue:
- The cat that came back
- Latest animal cruelty legislation
- A lasting legacy for the animals
- 20th anniversary of animal visits
- New tracking system in place
- United Way donations help OHS
- Dog walking popular for students
- Back to school tips for dogs
- EAPS responding to record number of calls
- Injured cat rescued
- 18th Annual IAMS Walkathon
- Diary of a foster parent
In this issue:
- Time, patience heal dog's wounds
- OHS helps neighbour shelters in crisis
- What do the animals need? You!
- OHS seeks foster homes for kittens s
- 18th Annual Walkathon
- Annual awards recognize volunteers
- OHS cats sure to wow at cat show
- Adult pet education a success
- Warmer weather brings influx of animals
- Summer Safety Tips
In this issue:
- OHS animals brighten lives at children's treatment centre
- Bus-boarding kitten faring well in foster
- The Year of the Cat: Was it a success?
- It's school time for OHS dogs!
- Honouring our lost companions
- A microchip can help your pet!
- What is the OHS teaching Ottawa's children?
- Emergency calls increase 39%
- Just how busy were we last year?
- Spring wildlife
- Auxiliary update
