Zap is a dog that needs a stable home. Unfortunately, past attempts at re-homing have failed for various reasons and he has, sadly, found himself homeless once again. He’s had quite a stressful time over the past 5 months. When Zap first came to Oasis he was cared for at our partner kennels. He was [...]
It was inevitable…. you were sailing right along having a perfectly productive day when all of a sudden DISASTER!!! Cute kitten photos placed under your nose and now you’ve lost your train of thought and forgot what you were doing. Oh Well. It was worth it, right? Here are some of the cutest kittens we’ve [...]
UPDATE 20 APRIL: TAKODA IS DOING GREAT… Read more here: http://www.oasisanimalrescue.ca/in-the-news/you-saved-takoda-and-hes-very-thankful/ UPDATE: Takoda’s operation last week was very successful. He now has a plate in his back right leg and is walking on it quite well. Of course he looks a tad funny because the leg and his rear end were shaved but he [...]
Support The Pets In Need At Oasis Animal Rescue Oasis is proud to have been selected as a recipient of the fundraising efforts from Oshawa’s ‘The Inspire Show’ being held March 23rd, 2013 at The Canadian Corp Association – 142 Athol Street East. Tickets are available from our Oasis Animal Rescue office on Simcoe St. [...]
Remember Angus? He was the purebred Ragdoll cat obsessed with eating things he shouldn’t ? He was originally from British Columbia but his owner had a new infant daughter (who would inevitably be leaving a trail of goodies that Angus would not be able to resist) she knew that living with them would actually be [...]
Our own Oasis Animal Rescue and Education Center team members Sam and Susan were recently interviewed on RealityRadio101. In this 50-minute radio show recording, you’ll hear lots of information about Oasis, what we do and some of the stories from our pet rescue activities. Enjoy: For more information about pet rescue, fostering or adoption in [...]
Let’s talk about Lily. At one point early in her life, perhaps as a kitten and then a juvenile cat, Lily was loved, appreciated and, no doubt, cuddled because, of course, she was very cuddly. Lily’s fate, however, mirrors that of hundreds and perhaps thousands of female, unaltered cats in Durham. She became pregnant. No [...]
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