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Coyote killing contests - update
March 2011, NEW THREAT! Minister now considering coyote slaughter. Right now, thousands of coyotes are being slaughtered in cruel killing contests. Please email Dalton McGuinty telling him this is not the kind of Ontario you wish to live in. It is all the more important that he hears from you given that his Minister of Natural Resources has recently stated she is considering making these barbaric contests 'legal'. Click here to take action.
Illegal and barbaric coyote killing contests launched in Ontario
February 2011, Right now, thousands of coyotes are being slaughtered in cruel killing contests. Please email Dalton McGuinty telling him this is not the kind of Ontario you wish to live in and that he needs to step in and enforce the law prohibiting these illegal and barbaric rituals in Ontario. Click here to take action.
Ontario Wildlife Coalition takes on McGuinty Liberals
Campaign launched to save orphaned wildlife in Ontario
May 22/07 OTTAWA, TORONTO, LONDON, Rosie, a 5-week old baby raccoon whose mother was killed on a busy road, was left to die because of Ontario government regulations that outlaw humane and responsible help for wildlife. Thousands of helpless infant wild animals like Rosie face a cruel and unnecessary death every spring because of the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources. Click to sign petition, Backgrounder.
Ottawa beaver caught in cruel trap, badly injured, euthanized
Apr. 17, 2007 The public is outraged over the death of a young beaver, found writhing around trying to free its front right leg from the cruel and illegal trap that ensnared it in a wetland off a public path in Ottawa. Please take a moment of your time to write a letter against the use of inhumane traps in urban areas. Full story and letter writing details.
Serving the public is not on MNR's agenda
Feb. 5/07 Attacks on wildlife rehabilitators and overspending on bogus rabies programs should have politicians taking action. Kelly Egan's column demonstrates why the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources needs an overhaul from top to bottom. Full story.
Donna DuBreuil honoured with IFAW's 2006 Animal Action Award
Jan. 4/07 EMC - Donna DuBreuil, founder of the Ottawa-Carleton Wildlife Centre, was recently honoured with others from across Canada for contributions to animal welfare with an award by the International Fund for Animal Welfare. Full story.
Bam-Bam back home with overjoyed family
Dec. 30/06 Ottawa Sun - Christina Straby takes a moment to sit in the running car and warm up. She's been outside all day and as the sun goes down, she starts to feel cold. Her cheeks are flushed and her eyes are glowing as she looks out to her beloved pet deer, Bam-Bam, who is looking back from within a fenced area. Full story
Bam-Bam is going home!
Premier orders deer to be returned home; apologizes for MNR's actions
Dec. 23/06 Ottawa Sun - Bam-Bam, the pet deer seized from a Greely couple earlier this month by provincial wildlife officials, will soon be home. Full story.
Coyote killing contests - update
March 2011, NEW THREAT! Minister now considering coyote slaughter. Right now, thousands of coyotes are being slaughtered in cruel killing contests. Please email Dalton McGuinty telling him this is not the kind of Ontario you wish to live in. It is all the more important that he hears from you given that his Minister of Natural Resources has recently stated she is considering making these barbaric contests 'legal'. Click here to take action.
Illegal and barbaric coyote killing contests launched in Ontario
February 2011, Right now, thousands of coyotes are being slaughtered in cruel killing contests. Please email Dalton McGuinty telling him this is not the kind of Ontario you wish to live in and that he needs to step in and enforce the law prohibiting these illegal and barbaric rituals in Ontario. Click here to take action.
Ontario Wildlife Coalition takes on McGuinty Liberals
Campaign launched to save orphaned wildlife in Ontario
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May 22/07 OTTAWA, TORONTO, LONDON, Rosie, a 5-week old baby raccoon whose mother was killed on a busy road, was left to die because of Ontario government regulations that outlaw humane and responsible help for wildlife. Thousands of helpless infant wild animals like Rosie face a cruel and unnecessary death every spring because of the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources. Click to sign petition, Backgrounder.
Ottawa beaver caught in cruel trap, badly injured, euthanized
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Apr. 17, 2007 The public is outraged over the death of a young beaver, found writhing around trying to free its front right leg from the cruel and illegal trap that ensnared it in a wetland off a public path in Ottawa. Please take a moment of your time to write a letter against the use of inhumane traps in urban areas. Full story and letter writing details.
Serving the public is not on MNR's agenda
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Feb. 5/07 Attacks on wildlife rehabilitators and overspending on bogus rabies programs should have politicians taking action. Kelly Egan's column demonstrates why the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources needs an overhaul from top to bottom. Full story.
Donna DuBreuil honoured with IFAW's 2006 Animal Action Award
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Jan. 4/07 EMC - Donna DuBreuil, founder of the Ottawa-Carleton Wildlife Centre, was recently honoured with others from across Canada for contributions to animal welfare with an award by the International Fund for Animal Welfare. Full story.
Bam-Bam back home with overjoyed family
Dec. 30/06 Ottawa Sun - Christina Straby takes a moment to sit in the running car and warm up. She's been outside all day and as the sun goes down, she starts to feel cold. Her cheeks are flushed and her eyes are glowing as she looks out to her beloved pet deer, Bam-Bam, who is looking back from within a fenced area. Full storyBam-Bam is going home!
Premier orders deer to be returned home; apologizes for MNR's actionsDec. 23/06 Ottawa Sun - Bam-Bam, the pet deer seized from a Greely couple earlier this month by provincial wildlife officials, will soon be home. Full story.
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