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  • A Peek Behind the Curtain: Rabbit Week’s Secret to Success

    Adorned in a fluffy white coat, holding a clipboard and a piece of lettuce, the young entrepreneur looks out over the sun-soaked adoption centre with a keen eye.

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  • The Last Cat

    Recently, Coal, the last surviving cat of the Parliament Hill cat colony, passed away. Our condolences go out to his family — losing a beloved animal companion is heartbreaking. And, Coal’s passing marks the end of an era.

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  • When Indoors isn't Possible: Working Whiskers

    We always recommend that cats stay indoors or that they enjoy the outdoors safely on a leash and harness with their owner or in an enclosed catio.

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  • Pet Tips You Need This Weekend

    Today is a brief respite from the scorching heat Ottawa saw earlier this week. But with the temperature set to creep up over the weekend and Canada Day celebrations on the horizon, there is reason to take precaution with your pets.

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  • Fosters Needed and a Dangerous Myth

    If you’ve been thinking about adopting or fostering, now is the time.

    We’ve got lots of animals in our care, and your support can make all the difference in helping the next animal in need.

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  • A Load of Bull

    Professional Bull Riders (PBR) are returning to town and the problems with their circus of cruelty remain the same as last year.

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  • Heroes in the Haze

    As wildfires sweep across Canada, displacing people and animals alike, our friends at the Winnipeg Humane Society and Humane Canada are making incredible efforts to support pets and their people. 

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  • Your Dog is Saving Up for the Wiggle Waggle Walk & Run. Have You Noticed the Signs?

    Have you ever noticed when you give your dog a treat, before eating it they go straight to another room? How they find the nastiest forgotten tennis ball at the park and bring it home? How they tend to gather all their toys in one pile or go digging in the garbage bin?

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  • Kittens, Puppies — and Canada Post Strikes

    Canada Post and its union are down to the wire, and a strike could begin as early as tomorrow.

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  • Heartbreaking Limits of Care: Part 2

    A couple months back, I wrote about an investigation into allegations of mistreatment of animals at a rescue in the Ottawa area.

    The same rescue has returned to the news, now facing fraud charges.

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