If only we could see each other the way our dogs see us —without judgment— perhaps we would not allow so many of our fellow human beings to live under such unjust conditions.

Due to colonization, there are a disproportionate number of our brothers and sisters at Sanctuary that identify as Indigenous and, as we continue our journey of reconciliation, we hope to offer culturally-informed and restorative care to Indigenous Peoples. Click the link to apply!

This is the second in a series of posts about our core values. Read a touching reflection on Justice written by our outreach worker, Greg Cook.

This is the first in a short series of posts about our core values. Stay tuned for more!

The team at Sanctuary is overjoyed to announce the release of our highly anticipated annual report for the year 2022

Spring is here, and we’ve got two new Pastoral Directors to announce: Tanja Futter and Rachel Tulloch.

Outreach is a significant part of what happens at Sanctuary. We spend a couple of hours a few times a week walking the streets of downtown Toronto, checking in on people and giving out small necessities such as socks, hats, mitts, and snacks. Here is a quick story of how one afternoon, an outreach journey had a powerful impact on me.

In order to foster deeper relationships with our neighbours, Sanctuary is hiring a new Donor and Stakeholder Relations Coordinator. Click the link to apply!

The month of January is named after the Roman god Janus. The ancient god of passages and doorways, of beginnings and endings, of time and transition. Janus has two faces that look at the past and future at once…

Would you like to join our team? Click the link and apply to become our new Pastoral Director.

In the earliest days, before Sanctuary was established, there was just a small group of people making food together and sitting down to eat.