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It is a day of mourning and we will all live, if it is possible to say, with a scar in our memories after the tragedy of our neighbor country: 9/11. Innocent people lost their lives and innocent families will cry their departure forever. It was a day of martyrs and a day of heroes. In such devastating day, humans …

  . Beaconsfield Pet Fair and Animal Adoption Day Organizations – Non-Profit Organizations Description: When: Saturday, September 11th, 2010 (September 12th is rain date) Where: Beaconsfield Centennial Hall Park Time: 11am-4pm We expect to have an even bigger fair this year than last! Confirmed Rescue Groups: SPCA Emergency Shelter, Rosie’s Animal Adoption, Animatch, Bassett Hound Rescue, Greyhound Rescue, Boston Terrier …

Marche Jean-Talon, who has not been to this touristic landmark of Montreal? I enjoyed walking and seeing the flowers, the market stands, and because I am an animal lover, I enjoyed looking at all the dogs parading with their owners doing their shopping. Recently I went back and noticed something was missing. The aromas, the flowers, the people were there; …

VERY URGENT DOGS LISTED FOR EUTHANASIA STARTING TODAY!!

I wanted to share this beautiful poem that Aussie Rescue of Central Illinois Posted

“ Please Lilly, he will kill Romeo! Please tell me he can stay with you.” I had no idea who Romeo was. At first I thought she was speaking of a person, and then I realized she was talking about a dog when she added, “ Romeo bit the nose of his daughter! He wants to kill Romeo!”

My 90 lb bernese mountain dog is a real sweetheart. He loves everyone – dog and human alike and is very gentle. The problem is, I live in an area with a number of tourists. When they come up to say hello to him (as he attracts a lot of attention), he will be very nice…EXCEPT..sometimes he will PEE ON …

    Bailey, going on 10, can no longer see in the dark.  Last night, he cried and whimpered until I got up…tired, frustrated and still half asleep, I ventured to motion him down the stairs without the aid of any additional light.  In the past, it never seemed to be a problem but now I know it is.  There are …

When a beloved pet goes missing, it is an agonizing experience – the searching, the waiting, the wondering.  We’ve all seen posters taped up in our neighbourhoods of missing animals.  Do they ever come home?  Are their owners still searching for them?  Are they hungry, hurt, homesick? Last May, a concerned Montrealer noticed an influx of missing pet posters in …