Fewest black bears killed by BC COS in 10+ years
Data suggests 303 black bears killed is a 49.7% drop from previous year, though much work remains to be done.
Data suggests 303 black bears killed is a 49.7% drop from previous year, though much work remains to be done.
A Prince Edward Island family is raising awareness about traps after their dog was trapped by a neck snare while enjoying the outdoors.
A polar vortex is creating a sudden cold snap across much of Canada, and these tips can help you support local animals.
Hear from author NML Hazard about her new chapter book for young readers that highlights how compassion can change the world.
Dr. Jane Young explores how “One Health” and “One Welfare” concepts lead to a safer, kinder world for human and non-human animals alike.
Tips to enjoy viewing feathered friends that keep ecosystems and wildlife safe during your adventure.
New research raises public health concerns about the spread of zoonotic diseases on Canadian fur farms.
New episodes of our popular podcasts are coming weekly starting this month! Make sure you follow today so you don’t miss any new episodes!
Celebrate everything we achieved for the animals together through 2024 with our Year in Review video!
Wildlife-themed colouring pages, crossword puzzles, and holiday podcasts to keep your days merry and bright over the holidays.
Dr. Valli Fraser-Celin breaks down a scientific analysis of species at risk legislation across Canadian provinces and territories.
We answer common questions about tax receipts, timelines, and when to ask for help!
A long-held tradition by members of The Fur-Bearers brings hope and light in the darkest time of year.
Infectious disease experts are calling for an end to fur farming over its public health risks. This post looks at fur farming in the context of H5N1.
Committee recommends mandatory trapping warning signs and policies that prioritize human-wildlife coexistence.
Take a break from the hectic holiday season with this fun, educational crossword puzzle featuring fur-bearing animals!
Online and BC-based retailer provides monthly donation program to support charities
Sign and share the petition to end fur farming in Canada!
Nadja Lubiw-Hazard’s Tizzy and Me is a warm, engaging read with a strong moral centre.
Documents show fur industry struggles to repay federal cash advances due to ongoing poor market conditions.
Ontario opened licensing to allow train and trial areas that put wildlife at risk, say wildlife protection groups.
Proper drug disposal and not feeding wildlife can prevent similar situations in future.
These tips will keep your family safe and show you how to release snare traps in Canada.
Formed in 1953, The Fur-Bearers (The Association for the Protection of Fur-Bearing Animals) is a registered Canadian charity that protects fur-bearing animals through conservation, advocacy, research, and education. Your donation is tax-deductible. Charitable registration number: 130006125RR0002