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It seems as though there is an ongoing war on wildlife in BC. This morning, a cougar was shot in Sidney (Vancouver Island) by Conservation

Do good. Look good doing it. T-shirts supporting the Association for the Protection of Fur-Bearing Animals are now available for a $20 donation. Various sizes

Over these past few months, Nova Scotia has been killing coyotes by the thousands. Photo credit: Project Coyote Quick backgrounder: October 2009: Taylor Mitchell, a

Special thanks to Izzy who shared with us the essay that she recently submitted for her English class. This 12-year-old received an “A” on her

About 1 hour north from Vancouver is the Sunshine Coast. It’s one of BC’s jewels with beautiful forests, mountain views, ocean and beaches. It was

Photo: My girls, Daisy (left) and Wookie (right). If you care about animals, social issues and the environment, last night’s federal election results were a

There is a very exciting campaign happening in the City of West Hollywood (WeHo), California. On Monday, May 16, 2011 Council voted 5-0 to draft

    It is going to be easier for European and American consumers to recognize real fur and leather products under new labelling legislation.  

This contest is now closed. Big thanks to everyone who entered this contest. Congratulations to Jennifer W. from Richmond, BC who won the $100 gift

By Guest Bloggers: Johannes Fehrle & Kerstin Müller Photo credit: Johannes Fehrle Our first contact with the Association for the Protection of Fur-Bearing Animals was

Spring is here, and many wild animals have returned to their regular schedule of raising their young, building nests and gathering food. This is also

The election is coming! Do you love animals and want to know who to vote for? We asked the New Democrats what they are doing

  For perhaps the last 200 years, five regiments of the Queen’s guards — the Grenadier, Welsh, Irish, Scots and Coldstream Guards, who protect Buckingham

Over 2 billion people watched the Royal Wedding; likely you did too. If you didn’t watch it, it would still be hard to miss the

Writer and guest blogger Meghan Campbell I was sent to the Principal’s office only once during the course of my primary school education. It wasn’t

Reprinted with permission from Heidi Perryman from Martinez Beavers The forward-thinking province of Saskatchewan, (which narrowly rejected a plan to offer ‘beaver bounties’ for citizens

Many of you have been asking, and I want to give you all a quick update about our campaign to ban the import and sale

Background: According to the Toronto-based law firm Blumberg Segal, there are over 700 Canadian registered charities dealing with animal welfare in Canada. Being a registered

Today Bill Siksay, MP (Burnaby Douglas), tabled a bill (Bill C-618) in the House of Commons that would prohibit the sale and import of products

Here is what some MP’s are saying about why they refuse to ban dog and cat fur: “The Minister of International Trade has discussed this

Wow what a week it was! Last week (Feb 2-4) was the second annual State of the Beaver Conference held in Canyonville, Oregon. The conference

For over 20 years, the Critter Care Wildlife Society has specialized in the treatment, care and release of sick, injured and orphaned native mammal species