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Veterinarian Alan Secord explains how dogs and cats bond with their owners, but, left, it's a very different relationship
Veterinarian Alan Secord explains how dogs and cats bond with their owners, but, left, it's a very different relationship

Veterinarian Alan Secord explains how dogs and cats bond with their owners, but, left, it's a very different relationship

Date10/2/1992
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Original Toronto Star caption: Veterinarian Alan Secord explains how dogs and cats bond with their owners; but; left; it's a very different relationship.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0001266F
Constant companion: Heidi, a short-haired pointer, is one of the four dogs veterinarian Alan Secord takes everywhere with him, even to the office
Constant companion: Heidi, a short-haired pointer, is one of the four dogs veterinarian Alan Secord takes everywhere with him, even to the office
4/30/1986
A stray pup finds sanctuary in the arms of Alan McGinn, founder of a new organization for animal-lovers to provide refuge for lost dogs and cats that might otherwise be used for medical research
A stray pup finds sanctuary in the arms of Alan McGinn, founder of a new organization for animal-lovers to provide refuge for lost dogs and cats that might otherwise be used for medical research
3/23/1971
Mike and Sue Symest are thrilled with their new century farm, near Claremont, settling in with six cats, three dogs, three horses, 40 chickens, a few bantams and two children
Mike and Sue Symest are thrilled with their new century farm, near Claremont, settling in with six cats, three dogs, three horses, 40 chickens, a few bantams and two children
6/24/1988
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
Cree Indian Artist and sculptor Don McLeay explains the legend of how the beaver got its tail to student at North York's cherokee Public School. It is(...)
Cree Indian Artist and sculptor Don McLeay explains the legend of how the beaver got its tail to student at North York's cherokee Public School. It is(...)
1/28/1977
Hold still! Veterinarian Dr. Terry McGarragle, with Sophie Arthaud's help, examines one of six cats that he comes to see once a year in Arthaud's Cabbagetown home.
Hold still! Veterinarian Dr. Terry McGarragle, with Sophie Arthaud's help, examines one of six cats that he comes to see once a year in Arthaud's Cabbagetown home.
9/17/1985
Veterinarian Ramsay MacDonald finds the cats on his consulting table can have spychological problems - just like people
Veterinarian Ramsay MacDonald finds the cats on his consulting table can have spychological problems - just like people
1/26/1977
Vindicated pet: Slightly overweight Portia, with owners Frances and Dave Dvorchik yesterday, will be able to stay in the Dvorchiks' condo after a judge tossed out a 25-pound limit for residents' dogs.
Vindicated pet: Slightly overweight Portia, with owners Frances and Dave Dvorchik yesterday, will be able to stay in the Dvorchiks' condo after a judge tossed out a 25-pound limit for residents' dogs.
6/5/1992
Seeing-eye dogs Boz and Duke go through their paces with their owners, Betty Jane Leadbeater and Ken London
Seeing-eye dogs Boz and Duke go through their paces with their owners, Betty Jane Leadbeater and Ken London
8/6/1975
Rolf Kalman with simon. Cat lent its name to his owner's company
Rolf Kalman with simon. Cat lent its name to his owner's company
2/11/1975
Campaigning for re-election, hockey players' lawyer Alan Eagleson (left) explains hs views to Tommy Greer, a newsdealer for 25 years
Campaigning for re-election, hockey players' lawyer Alan Eagleson (left) explains hs views to Tommy Greer, a newsdealer for 25 years
9/22/1967
Confrontation: Vice-president Harry Eastman (left) explains why U of T want to raise its fees - by a average 14.6 per cent - to student council president David Jones (above), while John Whitten, chairman of U of T's planning and resources committee, looks
Confrontation: Vice-president Harry Eastman (left) explains why U of T want to raise its fees - by a average 14.6 per cent - to student council president David Jones (above), while John Whitten, chairman of U of T's planning and resources committee, looks
2/25/1980