TORONTO, ON / AGILITYPR.NEWS / July 17, 2025 / Toronto Humane Society is excited to launch its new Pet Resource Library, a free online hub offering expert advice and practical tips to help pet guardians care for their companion animals.  

"At Toronto Humane Society, we believe that every pet deserves the best care, and that begins with knowledge," said Dr. Jacklyn Ellis, Director, Animal Behaviour at Toronto Humane Society. "Our Pet Resource Library is designed to empower pet guardians by providing them with expert-backed advice and practical tips that are easy to access and use. Whether you're a first-time pet parent or a seasoned guardian, we're excited to offer these resources as a way to support the bond between humans and animals." 

The Pet Resource Library is filled with downloadable PDFs covering a broad range of topics, from everyday care to more unique situations. The resources are designed with all types of pets in mind—from playful pups to curious cats, gentle bunnies, and beyond. Each resource is the product of Toronto Humane Society’s expertise in animal care and behaviour, ensuring that pet guardians are receiving the best possible guidance for their furry, feathered, or scaly family members. 

The library includes expert advice on a variety of subjects, such as: 

• Bonding Bunnies: Practical tips for helping rabbits form safe and lasting friendships. 
• Tips for Trimming Your Cat’s Nails: Step-by-step guidance to reduce stress and make nail trims easier for both you and your feline companion. 
• Supporting Blind and Deaf Dogs: How to effectively communicate and build confidence in dogs who rely on senses beyond sight or sound. 
• Plus, much more: From grooming and socialization to training and species-specific care. 

Whether you’re a seasoned pet guardian or new to the world of animal care, the Pet Resource Library offers expert advice that is easy to understand and apply. 

Made possible by the generous support of The Gadfly Project, the library is available to everyone—free of charge and with no signup required. Just visit torontohumanesociety.com/library to get started.