Toronto Humane Society

Presented by ROYALE®: Daisy

Daisy (formerly Mama Mia adopted in September 2025) is doing so well! She loves looking out the windows and seeing all the things go by, including rabbits in the backyard. Those are her favourites. She spends her time all over in different rooms of the house and loves her catnip toys. She loves wet food time and sits at our son’s feet while he gets it ready. He calls her “his Daisy” and is clearly very attached to her. Daisy started sleeping with my husband on the couch in the evenings while he’s watching TV and even coming up to bed and snuggling with me for part of the night. She sits outside of our son’s door during bedtime while we’re reading stories, protecting him. Daisy still loves to climb. She’s very resourceful – and has turned our son’s jungle gym into her personal cat tree. Daisy really has integrated well into the family. We are super happy with her and hope that she is too!
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July is National Lost Pet Prevention Month.

Summer brings more outdoor adventures, travel, and celebrations, but it can also increase the risk of pets becoming lost.

Throughout July, we'll be sharing tips on:
🐶 Preventative measures that reduce the risk of pet loss
🏡 Common causes of pet loss
🔎 What to do if your pet goes missing

Our goal is to help keep pets safe and give pet owners the knowledge and resources they need to protect their furry family members.

Follow along all month as we share pet safety tips, prevention strategies: Click here: https://heyor.ca/1GIiLt

National Lost Pet Prevention Month: How to Help Keep Your Pet Safe - Toronto Humane Society July is National Lost Pet Prevention Month, a reminder that a few simple steps can make a big difference before a pet ever goes missing.