On April 22 of 2013, Canada Post will start their Adopt a Pet Campaign. It is a stamp booklet containing 10 stamps with the pictures of dogs and cats. According to a press release by Canada Post, the primary message is to inform Canadians that when looking for a pet, their first stop should be their local humane society or …
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Thank you to our friends at AAM for passing this along! Very interesting information about the cat overpopulation problem – not just here in Montreal but across the nation. Please, adopt or foster a cat if you can. Courtesy, the Canadian Federation of Humane Societies: We are pleased to let you know that the CFHS has launched Cats in Canada: a comprehensive report on …
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Free-roaming cat expert Dr. Margaret Slater, of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, will discuss TNR (trap, neuter and release) programs, population dynamics and targeted spay/neuter programs. This no-cost webinar is a must for anyone already working with free-roaming cat populations or is interested in starting a program in their community. Dr. Slater is a veterinarian and …
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We’ve Got Mail! Last week, Montreal Dog Blog contacted 10 local candidates regarding their thoughts on animal cruelty in Quebec. Read and send your own letter here! Our fourth reply is from Thomas Mulcair, NDP: Dear Montreal Dog Blog, Please find attached our replies about some issues concerning animals in Quebec. Have a nice afternoon, Thomas Mulcair’s Campaign Team, NDP …
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On their site, The World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA) sent a survey to Canada's 5 main political parties about important animal welfare issues in the country
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