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About Me
My name is Lisa Wiebe. I’m a Canadian living in Toronto, a city that cares deeply for the welfare of both our pets and our wildlife.
I have been a professional photographer for over 20 years and have focused my lens on the animals we share our living spaces with.
Continue to visit the Urban Animal Blog to explore the vast ways we celebrate living with these animals through art, culture, intimate stories and my own photography.
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Latest Posts
Looking for Toronto lifestyle adventures for animal lovers
Have you tried goat yoga ? Do you have a favourite Vegan restaurant ? Let Urban Animal in on the best experiences the city has to offer by leaving your…
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How to give your cat a bath – In five easy steps
The other day, my 11 year old niece asked my sister If she could give the cat a bath. The answer was unequivocally “NO”. This book turns that potential for…
Kedi – A Stunning Documentary about the Cats and People of Istanbul
From first-time director Ceyda Torun, cinematographers Charlie Wuppermann and Alp Korfali, comes an invitation into the lives of 7 street cats and the people who care for them. Breathtaking arial…
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Flight Stop – Michael Snow
Flight Stop: Michael Snow – Urban Animal Photography Installed in 1977, The flock is frozen in mid-flight. The title “flight stop” is a pun on the nature of still photography.…
Urban Wildlife Photography
Check Back Soon ! Urban Animal will be posting stunning wildlife photography shot in our own city spaces.
Looking For Heroes
Help me find the best Urban Animal Heroes in Toronto Please leave a comment Below, with your favourite Shelter, Rescue Centre, Charity or Cause Related Pet Service. I will interview…
Wanted: Toronto Shop Pets
Help me find and meet your favourite neighbourhood shop cat, dog, bird, rabbit… You can find them in bookstores, flower shops, lounging on the record piles, or at your…