A necropsy — conducted by the Ottawa Police West Criminal Investigations Section — of one of the deceased cats from Ottawa’s recent string of west end killings revealed that the perpetrator is a wild animal — most likely a coyote.
More deceased cats with signs of abuse have been found in Ottawa’s west end in an area bounded by Greenbank, Baseline, Merivale and Hunt Club Road. In total, six cats have been discovered and are under investigation.
A group of several humane societies has formalized their partnership as theOntario Animal Welfare Network (OAWN),A Collaboration of Leading Community SPCAs & Humane Societies.
Last month, an injured mother cat and her three kittens were admitted to the OHS. With a broken leg that pierced her skin, the mother, Lucky, was found fending for herself and nursing her kittens.
After arriving at the OHS, an X-ray revealed that Lucky’s leg was beyond repair.
The Ottawa Humane Society is proud to announce it has received prestigious accreditation by Humane Canada’s Accreditation Program, recognizing excellence in animal care and welfare.
On a frigid winter morning, Gerda, a two-year-old cat, was rushed to the OHS in critical condition after being discovered frozen on her finder’s porch.
Gerda’s body temperature and blood sugar were too low to be measured.
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