Your actions make a difference
Make sure your elected officials know that you are an advocate for animals. When you contact your elected official, you’re putting a face and a name on an issue.
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Canada has imported nearly 1,800 wild-caught macaques for the research and testing industries in just three years—making it one of the world’s top importers of endangered primates.
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Force-feeding animals until their organs become diseased is a horrible practice and one that has no place in the 21st century.
Michael Bernard
Help ban the captivity of wild animals for entertainment in Canada.
Urge the Canadian Food Inspection Agency to adopt exemptions to measures prohibiting the entry of dogs from over 100 countries for animal rescue missions and humanitarian efforts.
Michael Bernard
It is time for the Quebec government to finally put an end to roadside zoos.
Please act now to help ban wildlife killing contests in British Columbia.
Compassion Over Killing
Canada’s largest grocery retailer, has walked back its commitment to go 100% cage-free by 2025. As a market leader, Loblaw has the power to drive real progress for millions of hens across Canada. Urge the company to eliminate cages entirely—not just battery cages—and stick to a truly cage-free future.
Since 2019, 16 beluga whales and one orca whale have died at Marineland, the last remaining place in Canada holding whales in captivity.
Every year, more than two million animals are confined in tiny cages on factory fur farms in Canada, living in misery. You can help put an end to cruel fur farms in Canada.
Canadian Horse Defence Coalition
Horses are flown by air, crammed into wooden crates without water, food or rest for the long journey only to be slaughtered upon arrival.