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Parks Canada is raising concerns about a “three-fold increase” in instances of unwanted animals being dumped at Rouge Park.
Late last week, Rouge National Urban Park posted a tweet urging people to not dump unwanted dogs and cats at the 80-square kilometer green space, which runs from Lake Ontario to the Oak Ridges Moraine along the Scarborough-Pickering border.
“Releasing pets into nature seldom has a happy ending. Domestic animals struggle in the harsh natural environment and can spread diseases to native species. Please don’t abandon animals in Rouge National Urban Park,” they wrote.
Partnering and Engagement Officer Lorraine Chung, of…
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Questions: Our condo bylaws allow owners to have either one dog or one cat in their units. An owner cannot have two dogs or two cats or one dog and one cat. They have to choose. One owner in our building has one dog and two cats, which exceeds the maximum of one pet as outlined in our bylaws. The owner has provided the board with a letter from their doctor saying that their…
As wildfires continue across Canada, thick clouds of smoke continue to fill the air all around Michigan.
Luckily, there are plenty of ways for people to stay safe from smoke inhalation such as limiting strenuous activities, wearing a mask, and staying indoors.
But, what about all the adorable, four-legged furry friends out there? The tiny, dangerous particles filling the hazy skies can also cause serious issues for pets. Here’s what to know and how to keep your pets safe.
Michigan’s bad air quality:Everything you need to know
How to say poor air quality impact animals?
Lori Teller, President of the…
Pet parents will be allowed to bring their dogs and cats in for a free wellness check in St. Catharines.
The Niagara SPCA Mobile Wellness Unit will be offering health checks at Pet Valu locations over the next few weeks.
Registered Veterinary Technicians and staff from the SPCA will be on hand to talk about nutrition, flea and tick solutions and other pet health concerns.
Each clinic is available on a first come first serve, drop-in basis, and each pet that visits the clinic will receive a coupon for a free dog wash at the host Pet Value store.
The…
Following her usual morning routine, Chrissy Villarreal kissed her dog Petey goodbye as she left for work.
It was the last time he would do so.
And it was all because of a preventable accident.
Vets are warning too many furry friends are getting their paws on the common and seemingly harmless household item of empty snack bags, often with tragic outcomes.
The caution comes after Ms Villarreal shared the heartbreak of losing her “baby boy” to the hazard.
In a Facebook post, Ms Villarreal said she could not wrap her head around what happened to Petey.
She said her…
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A Republican senator found his own efforts to paint himself as a reasonable moderate under question by none other than Fox News on Wednesday.
speaking on Your World with Neil CavutoLouisiana’s John Kennedy found himself in the hot seat and faced a line of questioning about an off-colour remark he had made about the state of Mexico’s economy, wherein he had suggested that people in the country would be reduced to eating pet food were it…
SINGAPORE: This weekend, 77 cats, 25 dogs, four rabbits, three hamsters and one chinchilla underwent health checks as part of a program that lets low-income households receive veterinary care for their pets.
The initiative by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) was launched on Saturday (May 13) at Marsiling, where the first of 10 pet health screenings was held. The health screenings are fully subsidized and funded by donations from the public.
Full-time and volunteer vets and nurses from the SPCA administered veterinary services such as physical examinations, vaccinations and microchipping. For pets that need further…
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Pet owners in Brampton can get some savings at local businesses and help keep their furry friends safe through the City’s BluePaw program.
The City has partnered with local businesses to give discounts to responsible pet owners and help promote pet licensing in Brampton. All dogs and cats in Brampton must be registered each year under the City’s animal control bylaws, and the BluePaw program offers special discounts to Brampton residents who license their pets.
“When pets go missing, a license is the best way to help get them home safely…Our BluePaw business members…