Here’s what YOU can do to help #StopPuppyMills on #PuppyMillActionWeek! 👇👇👇 📣Be an advocate. Tell your friends, family, and social networks about the dangers of puppy/kitten mills. ✉️Contact your MP. Let them know that you're concerned about the inhumane treatment in puppy mills. ❤️Adopt responsibly: it’s all about supply and demand. The more people purchase unknowingly from a puppy mill, the more likely they are to continue their business. 🚩Spot the red flags of a #BadBreeder: Our downloadable toolkit is a great resource that offers everything you need to know to adopt a dog/cat responsibly. Humane Canada works hard to put a stop to puppy mills by educating Canadians to adopt their next puppy from a reputable rescue, humane society or SPCA or choosing a responsible breeder who provides a healthy, loving environment for their dogs.
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World Spay Day is 27 Feb - do you know that spaying and neutering can reduce the incidence of common cat and dog cancers? Neutered or spayed pets are also less aggressive, do less urine marking, and roam & fight less. 1. Why Spaying and Neutering Matters: Failing to spay and neuter dogs and cats contributes to millions of unwanted animals living without shelter, food, or care. It also leads to overcrowded shelters - there simply are just too many animals looking for homes. Puppies and kittens are cute - but they cost money to look after. A female having a litter of 2 to 10 pups is a huge financial responsibility. A responsibility the owner often doesn't want and shifts over to a shelter. All of this means that animal organisations are taking even more financial strain. #JSPCA #worldsprayday
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“Bring love home. Home is more than four walls and a ceiling. It’s a place where we feel safe and loved — a sanctuary from all storms. Home is often a feeling only you can know. Everyone deserves a home — and that includes pets in shelters. And when they don’t have a home, they’re at risk of being killed. In fact, a dog or cat is killed in America’s shelters every 90 seconds just because they don’t have a safe place to call home. If just 6% more people chose to adopt versus purchase their pets, we would end the killing of dogs and cats in our nation's shelters.” ~ BestFriends.org #ChooseAdoption #StopFillingGreedyBreedersWallets #GreedyBreedersPuppyKilling #GreedyBreedersKillPuppies #SmallPercentageAdoptionsIncreaseMeansNoMoreEuthanizationInShelters #NoKillLA #NoKillUSARequiresYesToAdoptionsAndNoToBreeders #NoToBreeders #YesToAdoption #AdoptPetsToEndEuthanization #BringLoveHome #Love #LoveAnimals #AnimalsLoveUs
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Street Hearts BG is at full capacity and CLOSED for new admissions. Every week, we are inundated with requests to help dogs in need, often from locations far outside our catchment area of Dryanovo. We hate to turn these animals away, but we have no choice. When we explain our situation, we are sometimes met with rudeness and even abuse. Please understand, our shelter has a legal limit of 70 dogs. If we exceed this limit and face an inspection, we risk being shut down completely. That would mean no help for any dogs at all. Bulgaria is a large country with a massive street dog problem. Street Hearts BG is a small NGO doing everything we can, but we cannot carry this burden alone. Everyone must step up. Neutering dogs is one of the most effective ways to prevent unwanted litters. Despite offering a free neutering programme, last week we still ended up taking in yet another litter of dumped puppies. This is unacceptable. This is not just our responsibility. It is a collective issue that requires collective action. We must all commit to responsible pet ownership and take advantage of neutering programmes. If not, the suffering of dogs will continue, and we will never solve this problem. We implore you to be part of the solution. Ignoring this crisis and pushing the burden onto us is not the answer. Work with us, not against us, to create a better future for all dogs in Bulgaria. (Visit our website: www.streetheartsbg.com). #animalcare #animalwelfare #dogrescue #bulgaria
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In case you missed the April 19th Dogs and Data call hosted by Shelter Animals Count and Pedigree Foundation, here are the key learnings for the first quarter of 2024: 🐶 Dog adoptions accounted for 53% of dog intakes in 2024, compared to 52% in 2019. 🐶 Dog return-to-owner outcomes have declined each year since 2019, from a high of 21% of total intakes in 2019 to 18% in 2024. 🐶 Dog transfer outcomes have decreased three percentage points, from 16% of total intakes to 13% of total intakes in 2024. 🐶 Dog non-live outcomes decreased from 9% of total intakes in 2019 to 6% of total intakes in 2021, and have been increasing since 2021, reaching the highest level in 2024, with 11% of total intakes resulting in a non-live outcome. Watch the recording and/or download the slide deck below. ⬇️
Dogs & Data Meeting Recap: State of the Shelter Dog Union - Shelter Animals Count
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If you have a pet yourself or know someone with a furry, scaled, or feathered companion, you will already recognise how powerful that bond is between owner and animal. For people like our vendors, who are often already in vulnerable situations, the support, love, and motivation that pets can offer is invaluable. At Big Issue North, we want to ensure that people do not have to choose between their pets and accommodation. By recognising the importance of these relationships to both animal and human health, we hope to undercut the stigma that can surround pet ownership and poverty. Read more: https://bit.ly/4aUSj6N #BigIssueNorth #BigIssue #Poverty #PetOwnership
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#PetPreparednessMonth: Cats and dogs aren't the only pets that need go-kits in case of an emergency, guinea pigs need them too! Take a tip from Nugget & Spud who have a carrier and enough hay, water, and treats for up to 10 days. Learn more tips: dhses.ny.gov/pet-safety-0
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June is the purrrfect time to adopt a cat! 🐈 It’s #NationalAdoptACatMonth and June happens to be the month when the most kittens are born every year. Many of them will end up at local animal shelters as they wait to be adopted. Back in 2017, Humane Canada published “Cats in Canada 2017: A five-year review of cat overpopulation”, which found that cat welfare organizations and communities have made some progress on cat overpopulation in Canada, but if we want to see further progress, organizations cannot work in isolation. If you’re looking to adopt a cat, be sure to check out your local SPCA, humane society, or animal shelter/rescue, and if you love cats but are unable to commit to one long-term, try fostering. Visit humanecanada.ca to find your local organization!
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Is your shelter using the proven strategy of Field Return to Home (also known as Field RTH/RTO)? Check out our recent blog about it, written by Best Friends Director of No-Kill Advancement Tawny Hammond, MIS. As Tawny explains, it's a win-win-win. "Keeping pets in their homes reserves precious shelter space for pets in need of emergency sheltering. It saves families time, heartache, and the cost of fines that many cannot afford. And it saves stress on the pet who may do very poorly in the animal shelter." Read the blog: https://lnkd.in/edtWhdeC
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