
Unmarked leghold trap catches Okanagan dog
Resident notes trap was unmarked, covered in snow on service road near Proctor Lake in British Columbia.
Resident notes trap was unmarked, covered in snow on service road near Proctor Lake in British Columbia.
Non-profit The Fur-Bearers wants residents to know body-gripping traps are legal and dangerous in B.C. and across Canada.
Our fight against trapping in British Columbia and across Canada is picking up again. The animals need your help.
Similar incident inspired long-time director George Clements to get involved with The Fur-Bearers.
NO GRAPHIC IMAGES: A skunk injured by an illegal trap was humanely euthanized by wildlife rehabilitators.
The only way to protect wildlife, pets and people is to ban body-gripping traps.
The Fur-Bearers, community members seek justice for injured raccoon.
This pregnant fox had exposed bones as she dragged a trap down the road in BC. It's time to end the use of leg-hold traps!
It is time for Minister Doug Donaldson to take action and protect British Columbians from the dangers of traps.
Rewards issued in two cases of raccoons trapped in British Columbia, and a call for action from the province.
Before you scroll away, consider if your family pet had to endure this treatment.
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Full image is accessible with link, but hidden in article. Please help find justice for this raccoon.
There are solutions to end suffering of animals caught by traps in Delta, BC. This post has no graphic images.
The Fur-Bearers are offering a reward to find out who's responsible for a trapped and tortured raccoon. This post contains no graphic images.
Boss was caught and injured by a snare. This is his story, as told by his guardian Amanda Duke.
Killing an animal designated as threatened is okay, if it’s “by accident.”
Kimberly Ross shares the tragic story of her family's companion Titus dying in a legally set snare adjacent to their farm.
We are calling on the government of British Columbia to immediately enact a trap warning sign system that requires trappers to post bright, visible signage at all access points when traps are within 20 metres of a street, service road, trail, pathway, or other publicly accessible area.
$15,288.50 in damages sought according to court documents obtained by The Fur-Bearers
A trade agreement is often referenced making people believe trapping is “humane.” But it certainly is not.
The City of Cambridge is trapping a coyote family despite offers of assistance from The Fur-Bearers and Coyote Watch Canada. Take action now!
Send a letter to your provincial representative demanding common-sense protections from traps.
Traps designed to capture and incapacitate or kill animals do just that – and the results can be horrific. Ontario resident Jessie Wall and her
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