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Thunder Bay Police state that city police officers, First Nations constables, and animal welfare inspectors can enter a vehicle to search for animals in critical distress.
THUNDER BAY – The average summer temperature for May, June & July is between 19 and 23 degrees.
For the average adult, that could be called a perfect temperature. However, once inside a metal box with glass windows, that opinion might change quickly as the temperature starts to rise, especially for a dog.
The No Hot Pets campaign from the OSPCA has launched for the season. Focusing on educating pet owners and those wishing…
Animal rescues around Greater Victoria are rapidly filling up with residents surrendering their pets, prompting organizations to ask for help.
Pamela Saddler with Broken Promises Rescue says she has been in animal rescue since 1996 and has never seen this many animals in need.
“We just have an overabundance of calls for help we’re getting every day, I’m getting a request for people with stray animals or animals needing help, and I’ve been doing the best I can and taking in who I can, ” Saddler told CHEK News Thursday.
She said Broken Promises Rescue is overflowing with 70 animals…
They’re one big happy — and furry — family
Nearly all pet owners, 97 percent to be exact, say their pets are part of their family, according to a new survey by the Pew Research Center.
And more than half — 51 percent — even consider their animals as much a part of the family as their human relatives.
The groups that were found are more likely to feel this way were women, people with lower family incomes and urban dwellers, according to research.
A pet owner’s marital status was also found to affect the results.
Those who are married…
Christina Hall’s beloved French bulldog, Cash, hasn’t seemed like herself lately. To figure out what’s going on, the HGTV star took him to see an animal empath—and ended up getting a heartbreaking assessment that her family is determined to remedy.
During a new episode of Christina on the Coast, Christina and her husband, Josh Hall, discuss the behaviors of Cash—whom Christina welcomed into her life as a puppy in 2017—and their other dog, Stella, a cancer survivor who has been in Josh’s life for around nine years. Since blending their dog family, the couple has noticed that Cash barks a…
Summer is well on its way and, as such, many Americans are taking trips across the country and the world. Nearly half, 45% plan to travel more this summer than they did last, according to a May 2023 survey of 1,000 Americans by marketing firm Prodege.
For those who have pets, traveling can get tricky. “We still have all the pandemic puppies that are now full-sized dogs,” says Angelique Rewers, founder of consulting firm BoldHaus. Their owners will need help taking care of them when they’re gone. In fact, some might need help whether they end up going away or…
Curious which vaccinations your furry friend needs and when to get them? Our resident veterinarianDr. Courtney Andrews answers your questions
We have heard a lot about vaccines in the last few years. There are many opinions out there, but the fact is that vaccines prevent severe illness and save lives. This is not just true for humans, but also in animal populations both wild and domestic.
We are fortunate that the incidences of many viral diseases are low in Ontario, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t there.
The last outbreak of rabies virus was detected in raccoons around Hamilton in…
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Site work begins for CRS ambulance substation in Maugansville
Ground was broken last Wednesday for Community Rescue Service’s Maugansville substation off Maugans Avenue.
“It’s a great move forward. It’s been a long time coming,” Deputy Chief Robert Buck said.
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CRS bought the land at 13725 Oliver Drive, north of Maugans Avenue, 13 years ago, Buck said.
The substation has been planned for several years, but the nonprofit got caught up in appeals by the owners of a nearby hotel.
The new ambulance station is an approximately…