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Canadian Import Regulations and Animal Shelters

Posted on June 30, 2021 by Ontario Shelter Medicine Association
June 30, 2021

By Dr. Steph Black Many of us welcome the new dog importation laws with a sigh of relief knowing that it is a small step towards avoiding future atrocities like that seen in June 2020.  In June of 2020 hundreds of puppies arrived from the Ukraine, some dead and many others very ill.1  This prompted . . . read more

Animal Control Intake of Free-Roaming Cats

Posted on May 20, 2021 by Ontario Shelter Medicine Association
May 20, 2021

Written by: Wesley Cheung, BVSc. Toronto Humane Society NACA has recently released a position statement on animal control intake of free-roaming cats. Summary: It is the position [policy] of the National Animal Care & Control Association that, at every opportunity, officers should [will] work to educate the public regarding humane and responsible co-existence and care . . . read more

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