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Thursday, November 26, 2009
Toronto Humane officials to be arrested and charged with cruelty Thursday, November 26, 2009 3:39 PM
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/toronto/toronto-humane-society-officials-to-be-arrested-charged-with-cruelty-to-animals/article1378385/
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Speeding Ticket
I GOT STOPPED FOR SPEEDING THIS MORNING . I THOUGHT I COULD TALK MY WAY OUT OF IT, UNTIL THE COP LOOKED AT MY DOG IN THE BACK SEAT......
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Malnourished sled dogs rescued in rural Quebec
Malnourished sled dogs rescued in rural Quebec
17/11/2009 2:17:51 PM
CTV.ca News Staff
Nearly 100 malnourished and tied-up sled dogs were rescued from a wooded rural area in Quebec on Tuesday, CTV News has learned.
Officials with the Quebec SPCA received a tip about the dogs a week ago, and have been negotiating with the owner to gain access to the property ever since.
According to CTV's Rob Lurie, officials said the man finally agreed to leave behind both the dogs and his property, which is located about 90 minutes northwest of Montreal in the small town of Brebeuf.
"The SPCA made a deal that they wouldn't charge him, he wouldn't be fined, he would have no criminal record at all as long as he gave up the dogs," Lurie told CTV News Channel on Tuesday in a telephone interview from Brebeuf. "And the reason why they did this was because they really wanted to get these dogs back before their condition deteriorated any further."
Officials have not released the man's name, Lurie said.
Officials found 97 sled dogs, all of whom were emaciated and chained together. About 30 of the dogs were also pregnant, while others appeared to have skin diseases.
"Most of the dogs, we're told, have been chained that way for 10 years' time," Lurie said. "They were let out two months of the year to do the sled-dogging runs.
Officials also found a pit on the property that appeared to contain decomposing animal remains.
The dogs are now in the care of the SPCA.
17/11/2009 2:17:51 PM
CTV.ca News Staff
Nearly 100 malnourished and tied-up sled dogs were rescued from a wooded rural area in Quebec on Tuesday, CTV News has learned.
Officials with the Quebec SPCA received a tip about the dogs a week ago, and have been negotiating with the owner to gain access to the property ever since.
According to CTV's Rob Lurie, officials said the man finally agreed to leave behind both the dogs and his property, which is located about 90 minutes northwest of Montreal in the small town of Brebeuf.
"The SPCA made a deal that they wouldn't charge him, he wouldn't be fined, he would have no criminal record at all as long as he gave up the dogs," Lurie told CTV News Channel on Tuesday in a telephone interview from Brebeuf. "And the reason why they did this was because they really wanted to get these dogs back before their condition deteriorated any further."
Officials have not released the man's name, Lurie said.
Officials found 97 sled dogs, all of whom were emaciated and chained together. About 30 of the dogs were also pregnant, while others appeared to have skin diseases.
"Most of the dogs, we're told, have been chained that way for 10 years' time," Lurie said. "They were let out two months of the year to do the sled-dogging runs.
Officials also found a pit on the property that appeared to contain decomposing animal remains.
The dogs are now in the care of the SPCA.
Saturday, November 14, 2009
HAS ANYONE SEEN THIS CAT?
"Marshmallow"
She went missing on Nov. 10th 2009 in North Oshawa (Everglades/Ormond), Ontario CANADA .
We have info that someone may have picked her up and dropped her off outside the city, so she could be anywhere.
We miss her dearly and want her back.
We are very worried as she has been missing since the morning of November 10th. She is super friendly, but gets angry if you try to pick her up or touch her feet. She has a distinctive tabby-stripe spot which stands out on her white tummy. Her fur is super soft. She sometimes has her tongue out. If you have seen or heard anything about a cat matching her description, please call 905-725-5905.
Or you can email me at suelaffan@sympatico.ca
Any information would be appreciated.
Thank you
The Laffan Family
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Monday, November 9, 2009
New Pet Food Recall
http://vetmedicine.about.com/b/2009/10/15/pet-food-safety-two-new-recalls-of-dog-food.htm
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