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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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  • More Than 800 Reasons to Celebrate

    It takes a community to build a more humane and compassionate world for animals. The heart of that community? Our volunteers.

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  • The Need Doesn’t Stop

    We haven’t seen this many puppies needing help in years. And they aren’t alone — kitten season is just beginning. 

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  • It Could Happen Here

    Warning: This article contains disturbing details.

    Last week, I felt sick to my stomach reading about a man in Mississauga facing allegations of animal cruelty... 

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  • STOP!

    And think before you scoop up that baby wild animal!

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  • Unbelievable Power of Pets

    Spending time with pets has a lot of benefits for our mood and even physical health. Life is simply better with pets. At the OHS, we asked: how can we bring the joy and therapeutic benefits of pets into our community?

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