Speculation runs rampant after dogs fall ill from mystery meat in park
Dogs follow their noses, and that can get them in trouble. And now dog owners in Delta, BC, are following their noses to get to
May 31, 2016
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Goats, border collies, and a little bit of common sense at Logan Pass
If you’ve got animals that need to be organized, the Border Collie is your friend. Since at least the late 19th century, the iconic black
May 30, 2016
Why you need to show support for C-246
Bill C-246 is what Canada needs. The legislation, which was written and introduced as a Private Members’ Bill by Liberal MP Nathanial Erskine-Smith as The
May 16, 2016
“Coyote” attacks: uncertainty is a fact – but focus needs to be on prevention
A worried family is waiting for news on whether or not their beloved pet will survive an animal attack that took place earlier this week
May 6, 2016
Spring babies, traps, and off leash dogs
Getting out with your pooch is pretty irresistible this time of year – the sun is up longer, the snow and ice is finally gone,
April 13, 2016
Rabies cases continue to climb in Hamilton: simple steps can protect pets, families
The City of Hamilton (Ontario) is experiencing an unusual spike in raccoon rabies cases this season – and despite what the media has implied, the
March 30, 2016
Pet protection devices are reactions, not solutions to conflict
Before you run out and buy specialized vests, collars, or other dog-based devices to protect them from nearby predators, you should first investigate why predators
March 9, 2016
ACTION ALERT: Tell your MP to support ‘Modernizing Animal Protection’ bill in Parliament
A Private Members Bill (PMB) that includes a ban on the import and sale of dog and cat fur to Canada, and a requirement to
February 25, 2016
Trapping a “free for all” in Alberta, says retired specialist
After years of fighting inside the system, a now retired “predator control specialist” is speaking out publicly against snares in Alberta. "The public gets a
February 24, 2016
Snares continue to kill wildlife and dogs, while non-lethal solutions are ignored
Another family is grieving the loss of a four-legged friend following his brutal death in a legally set snare in Alberta. According to the CBC,
February 16, 2016
Dogs and owners not at fault when traps maim or kill
It was with heavy hearts that we spoke to the CBC about the snare that killed Almoe, the best friend of 100 Mile Houses’ Randy
February 2, 2016
Petition: Banning dog and cat fur as easy as 1, 2, 3!
It’s finally happened – an official government petition (e-123) is online and awaiting your signature to demand a ban on the import and sale of
January 19, 2016
“Miraculous” that dog survived BC trap – but suffering will continue
Gracie is at home and recovering after a harrowing incident that left her nearly dead in the British Columbia interior. The CBC has reported that
January 14, 2016
Dog snared: PEI woman faces Boxing Day nightmare
On the day when many Canadians were spending time with family and enjoying a much deserved day off, one woman in Prince Edward Island was
January 3, 2016
Canadian Parliament now accepting ePetitions
It’s finally here: the Canadian government is now accepting ePetitions, digital versions of the paper petitions we once relied upon for political change.
December 4, 2015
ACTION ALERT: BC government knew pets were dying while they reviewed policies
While telling us they’ve been “reviewing” policy surrounding trapping in British Columbia, the government knew that nearly 100 pets were killed by traps – and
December 2, 2015
One dog dead, another ill, after ingesting poisoned foods near and in Toronto
One family is in mourning and another is living in a state of fear after their dogs ingested poisoned food in two separate incidents in
December 1, 2015
Dog and cat fur remains a real issue for Canadian consumers
It is illegal in the European Union and the United States to import or sell the fur of domestic dogs and cats. In Canada, no
November 6, 2015
Halloween is spooky and scary for us, but it shouldn’t be for the animals
Millions of children will be taking to the street this weekend, dressed as their favourite ghouls, goblins, superheroes, princesses, and animals. Some adults will participate
October 30, 2015
Long weekend safety: Camping with your dog
There are few activities that will strengthen the human-animal bond and connect one with Mother Nature better than a camping trip under the stars. Following
July 30, 2015
Are your pets prepared for an emergency?
Wildfires and power outages during a heat wave can force you to abandon your home; extreme weather events can leave families isolated or camped out
July 28, 2015
Dog killed in Northwest Territories by abandoned wolf snare
A family is reeling in the Northwest Territories after learning their beloved dog was killed by an abandoned wolf snare. The CBC has reported that
July 17, 2015
Several dogs ill or dead after wildlife poisoning goes awry
In an attempt to control wildlife around their property, an Oakville, Ontario resident has likely poisoned several dogs. According to Global News, three dogs are
June 5, 2015
Trois-Rivières dog recovering after being caught in trap
A woman had to watch her duck tolling retriever suffer in a Conibear trap only 15 feet from a paved path in Trois-Rivières this week.
May 29, 2015
