MONTREAL, Jan. 22, 2014 – A manifesto announced today in La Presse calls for a reconsideration of animals’ legal status in the Civil Code of Quebec. The manifesto is signed by influential public figures from the media, the arts, and the sciences, and is supported by the Montreal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA). Signatories include Julie …
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By: Liliana Danel Nanners, Shenna and I support the Collars Not Cruelty campaign by the WSPA Canada. The goal of a simple red collar is to raise awareness and important funds to support the WSPA’s work and urges communities around the world to choose collars and not cruelty in the fight against rabies. In many countries (even Canada) the …
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The Companion Animal Adoption Centres of Québec (caacQ) informs that they are determined to change the system that kills animals in order to control animal population, a system that for too long is being lauded as the only method by city officials and government. The caacQ is known for always seeking the best practices in regards to animal welfare. …
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Keeping Families Together: The Montreal SPCA launches a campaign against no-pet clauses in residential leases June 27th, 2012 – Every summer, around moving day, thousands of Quebec residents are forced to make the gut-wrenching decision to part with a beloved pet, which they consider a member of their family, in order to secure affordable rental housing. Currently, the law …
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@RespectAnimal shared on twitter today the following posting done by Humane Society International. Once again we see the name of Pierre Corbeil (AKA THE DENTIST) as the one to be contacted to change animal welfare in Quebec. Please follow the steps that are needed to take action and together we can tear down the house of torture of Berger Blanc. …
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A Plateau resident and dog-owner is circulating an online petition to change the dog policies in Parc LaFontaine. He’d like to see the main park area permit dogs off-leash before 8:30AM and after 9:30PM. If you’re a Plateau resident who’d also like to see this change – you can sign, send and forward the petition by clicking here.
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