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  By: Liliana Danel Today was the inauguration and open house of the Timberlea Veterinary Clinic in Kirkland.  Dr Amanda Glew and Dr. Isabelle Côté  own and operate this wonderful place that is far from the traditional vet clinic that people are used to visiting. Montreal Dog Blog was invited by Suzannah Vanson to tour and take pictures of a …

Oh, Sammy Boy!   Sammy isn’t your typical happy go lucky black cat.  He’s more than that. His bowlegged hind legs give him the best cat strut I’ve ever seen, and the little bend at the tip of his tail add to his cool and mysterious demeanor.  Every human and animal that knows Sammy wants to be his best friend.  …

Before the holidays, you may have seen the push for cat adoptions out of the SPCA Valleyfield.  With the hustle and bustle of the holidays at a close – now is an ideal, stress-free time to bring a feline into the fold. There are still about 125 cats to adopt out before January 31st.  The SPCA Valleyfield are currently waiving …

Our thanks to Tara Garland for sending us this update on her former foster boy, Stanley.  We love updates! And naturally, we love Stanley. (FYI: Many people have commented on Stanley’s ‘generous’ mouth.  Turns out, he is a type of Shar pei called a “meat mouth”.  He sees a vet regularly, can breathe just fine – and might just be …

We have an update on Holly – who we told you about back in early April.   This tiny Puppy Mill rescue wriggled out of her collar, bolted from her dog walker and never stopped running. Last week, we received a comment on Montreal Dog Blog from someone who had seen our post and believed they had found Holly.  Immediately, we …

Charlot’s Story- Part 1 August 2012 Update:  We never had time to do a Part 2 because Charlot has already found a forever home.  He will be heading over the border to Vermont!   Charlot is a gorgeous blue eyed Himalayan that adores giving head-bumps.  One day his owners decided to bring him to the vet to have him euthanized.  The …

This year has been about me..I mean, putting me first and thinking about my health and wellness.  After losing almost 30 Ibs, I am happy to say I am feeling better and healthier in so many ways.  With losing that amount of weight, it’s true…many of my clothes no longer fit:)  Yesterday, my Co-worker said, you must be anxious and …

I thought that I would be writing a very sad post this morning but I am not.  Last night, we spent most of our night at the DMV emergency animal hospital after Kayla, our beloved Pug, fell or jumped off the bed and could not feel her legs.  We spent a long time talking about options with the Vet but I …

 Fostering 102 Finding the right rescue  Every rescue has its own guidelines and values so you should do your homework to find out which will work best for you.  The easiest thing before even applying to see if you’re a fit is to learn as much as you can on the internet.  So, for the next 10 days do the following: …

  Here are some recent rescue items from around the globe! Deputy adopts abused pit bull Abandoned dog found whimpering in snowy Alps by rescue team after ten-day search in -10C temperatures TV Dog Stars Help Unveil The Golden Collar Award (Video) Dog ear cropping banned in Manitoba as inhumane; ‘We need to change breed standards,’vet says   Couple sentenced over …