Sentences with phrase «information about animal abuse»

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ARF also mans a phone line to assist citizens with information about lost pets, where to report strays, and where to make a complaint about animal abuse.

In our observation, the vast majority of people truly care about their animals and many cases of «animal abuse» are simply due to lack of information and education.

For more information about stopping animal abuse, here is a video produced by HOM - TV featuring an interview by the former ICAC Director, Jamie McAloon Lampman.

Federal and provincial legislation affords animals protection from abuse, but veterinarians are sometimes concerned about disclosing information to humane authorities due to concerns regarding client confidentiality and personal liability.

On a related note, as we reported earlier this year, in February, the USDA suddenly yanked from its website all information about the treatment of animals at breeding operations, zoos, research laboratories and other places where animal abuse commonly occurs.

You will also receive ongoing information about the Whatcom Humane Society and how your support helps so many homeless, unwanted, abused and orphaned animals in our community.

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About Channel - To provide information to those around us regarding the need to help the animals in the their community and abroad and to be directly involved in the rescue of abused, neglected, and homeless pets... Although most of our work takes place in North America, we are ambitiously but slowly embarking on a global campaign that will help animals across the world.

«Animals in the Heartlands» aims to raise awareness and understanding of animal issues in our neighbourhoods through a comprehensive booklet with useful information about how to be a better pet owner, how to report abuse, how to handle community cat issues, with relevant contact information and more.