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Losing a pet is a stressful experience for both you and your animal. We want to help you find your pet as soon as possible!
When you adopt a puppy, you already know that there will be a lot of socialization work to do in the first few months. Exposure to different stimuli, desensitization, socialization with other puppies, etc. What you may not know is that the socialization process begins long before your pet is born and that the people…
Whether it is because of a move, a vacation, or problems at home, surrendering an animal is something that should be carefully considered and done as a last resort. Shelters like ours are overflowing during the summer months and the number of surrenders takes up a lot of our resources. It is therefore important to…
12 April 2022
You’re probably familiar with the many Facebook posts about cats wandering around in people’s yards, titled, “Is this your cat?” Rain or shine, many cats wander around our neighbourhoods. Cats are opportunists at heart, and may even go so far as to beg for food from friendly neighbours. ‼️ However, we must be careful not…
It is never easy to have to give up your pet. First of all, we strongly suggest that you read our advice articles about ways to keep your pet in your family. If you cannot find a resolution to your problem, you can write to us at info@proanima.com so that we can advise you properly….
When it comes to potty training our puppies, we tend to listen to everything we hear online and from those around us. However, by doing so, we can unintentionally make things worse and slow down a puppy’s learning process. It is therefore important to know the basics of canine behaviour and to be equipped with…
“A dog bit a child in the face.” “A man was bitten on the neck by the neighbour’s dog.” “A woman was seriously bitten by her dog.” We always think the same thing:“my dog will never bite, he’s way too sweet!” And yet… Bam! Out of nowhere, our sweet pup did something terrible. We often…
Summer is finally here! Now is a great time to plan a trip or just activities and outings with family and friends. What about your pet? Depending on their behaviour, it may not always be advisable to bring them with you. Some animals are more anxious than others about changes and transportation. But others will…
Facts About Declawing Despite the cultural evolution on the subject, declawing continues to be freely and often used in Quebec. However, it is important to know several facts about declawing recognized by many professionals in the veterinary and behavioural fields. In addition to the pain the cat feels after the surgery, declawing can lead to…
We often take it for granted that our pet will quickly get along with a newcomer. But welcoming a stranger to their territory can be difficult for your companion. Most of the time, if they are introduced too quickly, the two animals can have a bad start to their relationship, which will be difficult…
“I have some extra love for my animal. I am therefore as generous with his food as I am with my affection for him!” Did you know that by not paying attention to your pet’s diet, you increase their risk of health problems, in addition to affecting their daily well-being? By overfeeding them or giving…
You will be surprised to learn how much there is to know before adopting a small pet. Exotic animals, or small pets, mean pets other than dogs and cats. Rabbits, guinea pigs, birds, reptiles and small rodents, for example. Before adopting one of these animals, you must learn the answers to the following questions: Is…
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Our sterilization program aims to control the population of stray cats and dogs while improving their health and quality of life. Help us reduce animal overpopulation by participating in this program.
If you have noticed an animal being mistreated or neglected, report it to Proanima to help protect vulnerable animals and promote their well-being.
What to do when you find wildlife or an injured animal? Did you find a baby squirrel? Do you need transportation? We can assist you!
Our sterilization program aims to control the cat population, while improving their health and quality of life. Help us reduce animal overpopulation by participating in this program.
If you have noticed an animal being mistreated or neglected, report it to Proanima to help protect vulnerable animals and promote their well-being.
What to do when you find wildlife or an injured animal? Did you find a baby squirrel? Do you need transportation? We can assist you!
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Since 2012, Proanima places animal welfare and the highest level of service at the heart of all actions and decisions. Our non-profit organization implements animal management and prevention processes for partnered territories and their citizens while providing advice, assistance and resources to greatly limit animal abandonment.
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