The TTC is hoping a new ad campaign at Spadina Station will help a handful of cute critters find forever homes.
Starting today, animals, including dogs, cats, guinea pigs, and rabbits, will be featured on digital billboards, vinyl wraps, and platform murals at the busy downtown subway station.
“There is Jane, a two-year old Bernese Mountain dog who loves late night runs on Bloor West, Clair the guinea pig who loves strutting her stuff to salsa and 10 other pets featured in the campaign,” the TTC said in a news release issued Wednesday. The campaign, which aims to promote the benefits of pet adoption and responsible pet ownership, runs until June 15.
“The city encourages anyone who is interested in adopting a pet to research what care is needed and the commitment involved and to consider how well the pet would fit with their current lifestyle,” the news release continued.“Pets are wonderful companions. They can bring many years of fun, joy and unconditional love into your home,” Deputy Mayor Jennifer McKelvie said in a written statement.
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