Ashby

She says there's clearly demand for more. "It's pretty in your face. If you go in the core there's a lot of homeless people that are on the streets, laying down on the sidewalk and they have their pet with them," says Ashby. "That's something that ...

She says there's clearly demand for more. "It's pretty in your face. If you go in the core there's a lot of homeless people that are on the streets, laying down on the sidewalk and they have their pet with them," says Ashby. "That's something that ...

It's an issue Danielle Ashby knows well. The program manager at Toronto's Fred Victor Bethlehem United Shelter says they get about 25 calls a day for pet owners needing help. Her facility is billed as the only one in Toronto that permits pets. She says ...

She says there's clearly demand for more. “It's pretty in your face. If you go in the core there's a lot of homeless people that are on the streets, laying down on the sidewalk and they have their pet with them,” says Ashby. “That's something that ...

She says there's clearly demand for more. "It's pretty in your face. If you go in the core there's a lot of homeless people that are on the streets, laying down on the sidewalk and they have their pet with them," says Ashby. "That's something that ...

She says there's clearly demand for more. "It's pretty in your face. If you go in the core there's a lot of homeless people that are on the streets, laying down on the sidewalk and they have their pet with them," says Ashby. "That's something that ...