Ottawa Humane Society

Founded in 1888, Ottawa Humane Society (OHS) protects sick, injured and homeless animals in Ottawa. The charity also educates children and pet owners about caring for animals. Its programs include Lost and Found, Mobile Spay/Neuter Services, Community Outreach Program, and OHS Room Rentals.

The Lost and Found program is the largest and made up 66% of total program spending in F2018. Ottawa Humane Society cares for lost and homeless animals that are brought in by officers and the public. In F2018, OHS helped 8,912 animals, including 4,980 cats, 1,471 dogs, 598 small animals, and 1,828 wild animals. This is a 5% increase in the total number of animals from 8,476 in F2017.