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Doggone it! No one's claimed this lost dog (he's wearing a Kentucky rabies tag) so Marcia Darling, Humane Society worker in Toronto, says adoption inq(...)
Doggone it! No one's claimed this lost dog (he's wearing a Kentucky rabies tag) so Marcia Darling, Humane Society worker in Toronto, says adoption inq(...)

Doggone it! No one's claimed this lost dog (he's wearing a Kentucky rabies tag) so Marcia Darling, Humane Society worker in Toronto, says adoption inq(...)

Date8/2/1979
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Original Toronto Star caption: Doggone it! No one's claimed this lost dog (he's wearing a Kentucky rabies tag) so Marcia Darling; Humane Society worker in Toronto; says adoption inquiries will be considered after 5-day waiting period for owners to turn up ends tomorrow.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0113755F
Chica's nervous. Marcia Darling of the Toronto Humane Society comforts a nervous chihuahua found in the Regent Park area. The dog has had its left fro(...)
Chica's nervous. Marcia Darling of the Toronto Humane Society comforts a nervous chihuahua found in the Regent Park area. The dog has had its left fro(...)
7/21/1981
A rabies clinic with low prices staged by the Toronto Humane society Saturday at Gledhill Public School, east of Woodbine Ave., drew almost 600 pet o(...)
A rabies clinic with low prices staged by the Toronto Humane society Saturday at Gledhill Public School, east of Woodbine Ave., drew almost 600 pet o(...)
6/22/1975
Kittens by the armful: Humane Society employee Marcia Darling has her arms full with these four kittens taken in as strays in the past week
Kittens by the armful: Humane Society employee Marcia Darling has her arms full with these four kittens taken in as strays in the past week
4/3/1981
Toronto Humane Society workers Jan Pinney, left, and Tricia Ralston say they are becoming increasingly disturbed by the number of animals arriving at the shelter as strays and not being claimed
Toronto Humane Society workers Jan Pinney, left, and Tricia Ralston say they are becoming increasingly disturbed by the number of animals arriving at the shelter as strays and not being claimed
6/2/1978
About 130 cats and same number of dogs are up for adoption at the Toronto Humane Society shelter on Wellesley St
About 130 cats and same number of dogs are up for adoption at the Toronto Humane Society shelter on Wellesley St
12/8/1976
Assault on rabies. Scientist Richard Rosatte administers a vaccine to a raccoon on the grounds of the Toronto Hunt club yesterday as part of a $1.85 million program to fight rabies in Scarborough
Assault on rabies. Scientist Richard Rosatte administers a vaccine to a raccoon on the grounds of the Toronto Hunt club yesterday as part of a $1.85 million program to fight rabies in Scarborough
7/5/1989
Rabies shots for them, Bitten by a rabid skunk, Jeffrey Kusman, 10, and Monica Wendelaar, also 10, of North York are taking anti-rabies treatment, Jef(...)
Rabies shots for them, Bitten by a rabid skunk, Jeffrey Kusman, 10, and Monica Wendelaar, also 10, of North York are taking anti-rabies treatment, Jef(...)
8/15/1975
Research boss: Dr. Charles MacInnes, who is responsible for the $1.4 million spent annually on rabies research in Ontario, is seen in his laboratory at Maple. The province spends approximately $15 million a year for vaccines, treatments, research, diagnoses and rabies quarantines.
Research boss: Dr. Charles MacInnes, who is responsible for the $1.4 million spent annually on rabies research in Ontario, is seen in his laboratory at Maple. The province spends approximately $15 million a year for vaccines, treatments, research, diagnoses and rabies quarantines.
7/13/1986
He's number 1. Snapper, King Mayor Margaret Britnell's 15-year-old Dalmatian, will be wearing dog tag No. 1 this year. The mayor arranged for the spec(...)
He's number 1. Snapper, King Mayor Margaret Britnell's 15-year-old Dalmatian, will be wearing dog tag No. 1 this year. The mayor arranged for the spec(...)
1/3/1979
Surely, he can find a home. The Toronto Humane Society shelter on Wellesley St. has a mystery on its hands. Anne Meredith of adoption staff holds Yor(...)
Surely, he can find a home. The Toronto Humane Society shelter on Wellesley St. has a mystery on its hands. Anne Meredith of adoption staff holds Yor(...)
8/25/1977
Banned pet: Sad-eyed Laka waits for adoption at the Toronto Humane Society after a no-pet clause forced her owner to give her up
Banned pet: Sad-eyed Laka waits for adoption at the Toronto Humane Society after a no-pet clause forced her owner to give her up
10/4/1988
Rabies carriers
Rabies carriers
7/10/1986