More than 1,200 walkers and their canine companions raised a record $240,000 for the Ottawa Humane Society Sunday. The walk raised funds for the care of animals at the shelter and to support programs including humane education, animal visits, dog walking, adoptions, and foster care at the OHS.
“We’re thrilled to have had our largest and most successful walkathon ever,” said OHS executive director Bruce Roney.
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