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Following a meeting between VHS, other animal advocacy groups, and B.C. decision-makers, the provincial government has announced a temporary restriction on the most toxic type of rodent poisons. Here is how you can continue to support a ban on rodenticides in B.C.
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Stand up for animals in the 2021 election
Will you vote for animals? This election, you have the power to vote for a kinder Canada for all animals. Take action for animals in the election!Contact your candidates and get familiar with each party’s election promises.Make your vote count 2021 is the first year that animal protection is being widely recognized as an election…
Vancouver Humane Society program helps to prevent homelessness for women and pets
VANCOUVER, July 22, 2021 – The Vancouver Humane Society (VHS) is partnering with women’s support agencies to break down housing barriers for women with pets through the unique Helping Women and Pets in Crisis program. “It is difficult finding places that allow pets,” says Mariam, a client of the program whose name has been changed…
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Officials have announced that Stanley Park is reopening following a controversial coyote cull. It’s crucial that the government address the underlying causes of human-coyote conflict.
Check out this list of 5 actions you can take to help coyotes from our friends at The Fur-Bearers.
Stanley Park: What you can do to help the coyotes
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Five ways you can help ensure that this situation is never repeated and protect the long-term health of Stanley Park and its inhabitants.Comment on Facebook Five ways you can …
Something I don't understand is WHY the park was reopened *before* new measures we in place – like proper signage, & animal proof garbage cans 😡
Enforce no feeding regulations and those that break these regulations, hit them in their pocketbook……
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Just feel sick about what they have done to these beautiful creatures 😔
I’m going to walk through the park with beef jerky and feed them
Fine the Bloody FOOLS that continue to feed the animals with Massive Fines………
STOP culling!!!! They were here first! Ridiculous
Interesting but there was NO issues until TOO much population and development!!!!
Unbelievably cruel to kill such gorgeous animal's. I am truly disgusted.
Humans the most destructive specie. Leave the natural habitats alone.
Don’t feed them.