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A cute little video of two baby beavers eating and playing in Sherwood Glen Pond.

By: Robert C. Belyk Skunks are not the most popular critters. Everyone knows what the results are when one is hit on our neighbourhood streets.

By special guest, Sadie Parr Alberta wolf bounty programs have been receiving attention recently. The municipal district (MD) of Big Lakes is one example of

A Lifetime EndeavorBy: Lesley Sampson, Founder of Coyote Watch Canada I was generously asked to share about our Eastern Coyote (coyote) coexistence plan and why

Republished with permission from iHowie.blog.comBy: Michael Howie The terrifying attack on a prized miniature show horse has left a woman shaking in fear from coyotes

We all know how much wood a woodchuck could chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood. But how long does it take for a beaver

If you live in Metro Vancouver, you’ve likely been through Port Coquitlam (PoCo). This small town has a rich history and beautiful walking trails. What

You may have heard them before. “Fur is not a fabric”, “I would rather go naked than wear fur”. There have been many chants, phrases

Three bear cubs who had been stranded in a dumpster over night were rescued by some good Samaritans. Please note we do not encourage people

Some of you may remember the plight of Lucky and Lily who were the beaver pair that the city of Ottawa wanted to trap and

This past July The Association for the Protection of Fur-Bearing Animals teamed up with Beaver Solutions to help the city of Cornwall Ontario install flow

This undercover investigation by the Toronto Star uncovers the reality behind the dog and cat fur trade in China. Please be advised this video contains

In this video from Fur-Bearers we look at the cruel leg-hold trap and explain how it works and how to open it in the unfortunate

Montreal, July 16, 2012 – Last week, a grey male 1 year old cat named Boots, was rushed to the SPCA in Montreal facility after

Even in the middle of July, animals can still fall victim to painful leg-hold traps. Whether they are used year-round by municipalities to control so-called

By David GrahamPublished in the Toronto StarJune 30, 2012 SHANGCUN, CHINA—A young man swaggers through the dusty streets of this crumbling village with a dozen

Nova Scotia needs to go to summer school. That’s the message from animal protection group, The Association for the Protection of Fur-Bearing Animals, who is

If you are a wild animal in Vancouver, you should head to Stanley Park for a free easy meal. Open garbage cans are abundant and

2nd Annual Living with Wildlife ConferenceCall for posters & displays Across Canada, municipalities are reporting an increase in the number of interactions between humans and

Volunteers in a non-profit or charity are the backbone of an organization. The importance of having reliable, dedicated volunteers is indescribable. Many large charities have

With Father’s day coming this weekend we wanted to shine a light on some of the special animal father’s out there. So, in no particular

Our Association is looking for a few great volunteers to help us fight the commercial fashion fur trade. We have an immediate need for the

This week, Prime Minister Stephen Harper announced that his government is creating a new “Hunting and Angling Advisory” panel. The panel, which includes representatives from