WATCH ABOVE: Dr. Ted Purcell with the Edmonton Humane Society joined us on 'Global News Morning' to introduce us to a playful pup named Ross.Starting this Friday, the EHS will be moving to a walk-in, in-person adoption process. Previously, the society’s adoption process was done through an online appointment-based approach.
“We expect that the adoption process will become more efficient and we’re going to help more pets find homes more quickly,” Dr. Ted Purcell with the EHS said. The EHS hopes this process will potentially lead to animals being taken home on the same day they’re adopted.In conjunction with the change in the adoption process, the EHS is launching “Spring Them Home” adoption days on Friday.The event runs from April 19 to April 28. During this time, adoption fees will be discounted. In addition, Purcell said fees will be reduced for training classes for dogs adopted during this event, if the classes are booked within six months of adoption.
One of the pups currently up for adoption is four-month-old Ross. He’s a neutered large breed cross, who came into the humane society with his littermates in March. “Initially shy when he meets new people, but quickly warms up with patience and some tasty treats,” Purcell said, adding he’s a “cuddle bug” once he warms up.One of Ross’s favourite pastimes is playing with dog toys, including stuffies and balls. Because he grew up with so many siblings, Purcell believes Ross would do well in a home with other dogs.The humane society is currently working with Ross on his walking skills.
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