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Category: Take Action

Ask Canadian Government to Improve Companion Animal Status in Law

February 22nd, 2024
Laws, Take Action

Image by Jordan Holiday from Pixabay We are pleased to share this important petition from Concerns for Animals Collective (CFAC). In January of BC changes to BC Family Law Act and Provincial Court Family Rules meant that companion animals are no longer treated like inanimate property in situations like divorce. As CFAC says, we can […]

Ask the Government to Recognize Animal Abuse in Coercive Control Legislation

February 22nd, 2024
Laws, Take Action

Image by congerdesign from Pixabay Please review the information below from the BC SPCA and take a moment to send a quick letter to help protect animals from abuse by those involving them in the coercive control of others. It is a time sensitive action, but at the time of this posting, the federal government’s Standing Committee on […]

Urgent: Help Halt Logging of Stanley Park!

February 11th, 2024
Environment, Take Action, Wildlife Habitat

Image from change.org petition on this topic Stanley Park provides habitat for wildlife. We hope you can take some time to help put a halt to its logging. We are pleased to share the information and petition below from Michael Robert Caditz. In addition to the petition, there is a meeting coming up on Monday […]

Help Stop Stray Dogs Being Shot in Bahrain

January 29th, 2024
Stray Animals, Take Action

Image from 600Milliondogs.org. Witnesses saw this terrified dog running and screaming after being shot by the person in the vehicle. The dog then collapsed, was put in a plastic bag, and was taken away in a truck. Please take a moment to take action to help stop stray dogs being shot in Bahrain. Many of […]

Don’t Let the U.S. Government Kill 500,000 Barred Owls in Massive Cull

January 16th, 2024
Environment, Take Action

Image by jacqueline macou from Pixabay The U.S. government is proposing a plan to shoot 500,000 barred owls dead as part of a massive cull in the Pacific Northwest. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is suggesting this horrible cull in order to restore balance between barred owls and northern spotted owls in Washington, Oregon, and California. In order to […]