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Preventing diseases and health problems in our animals
As veterinary costs continue to rise, it’s important for pet owners to be proactive in preventing medical issues. Here are some tips to help keep your pets healthy. 1. A balanced diet Nutrition is the cornerstone of animal health. It is crucial to provide your pet with quality food, adapted to its species, age, weight…
10 December 2024
How to Properly Socialize Your Puppy: An Essential Guide
Socialization is one of the most important steps in a puppy’s development. Proper socialization helps your four-legged friend become a balanced, confident dog that is well-adapted to his environment. Why is socialization so important? The critical socialization period for puppies is between 3 and 16 weeks of age. During this phase, their brains are developing,…
10 December 2024
First aid kit for your pet: the essentials
Whether you’re at home or traveling, a well-stocked first aid kit will allow you to react quickly and effectively to an emergency situation. Here is a list of essential items to put in your kit: 1. Bandages and dressings Bandages are essential to protect wounds and prevent infection. It is important to have bandages of…
10 December 2024
My cat bites during petting sessions, what should I do?
Although most cats enjoy being petted, there are times when they may exhibit unexpected behavior and resort to biting. Understanding the reasons for these bites will help you have safer and more enjoyable interactions with your feline companion. Find out in this article the most common triggers of cat bites and tailored advice on how…
10 December 2024
How to deal with your dog’s barking
Barking is a way for dogs to communicate with those around them, but it can become problematic if it is too frequent or uncontrollable. Understanding the reasons for your dog’s barking behavior, using appropriate methods, and being patient and consistent are key to effectively managing your dog’s barking. 1. Identify the cause of the barking…
10 December 2024
Identifying your animal: an essential step!
Identifying your pet is an essential protective measure to ensure its safety and facilitate its return home in the event of a runaway. At Proanima, very few lost animals have identification and are claimed by their owner. The municipal license: a guarantee of security The municipal license, in the form of a medal, is a…
10 December 2024
The importance of keeping your dog on a leash
In Quebec, keeping your dog on a leash in public places is not just a matter of courtesy: it is a legal obligation . This rule aims to guarantee the safety of everyone, humans and animals, and to promote harmonious cohabitation. But too many owners continue to let their dog loose in public places. Cases…
10 December 2024
New Partnership with the City of Montreal
We take great pride in announcing our new partnership with the City of Montreal in assuming the animal management responsibilities throughout the entirety of the City of Montreal. As of January 2026, we will operate a new shelter in the East End of Montreal with the eventual opening of a second shelter to be located…
23 November 2023
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Help our Animals
Your financial aid is indispensable, this is especially true during our present global predicaments. We aspire to continue our mission for the well-being of animals and their humans. For this to happen, we need you.
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Sterilization
Programs
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.
Sheltering of an animal during an emergency
If you notice a neglected or mistreated animal let us know at Proanima. We help protect vulnerable animals and ensure their well-being.
Wildlife
Animals
What to do if you find a wildlife animal or a hurt animal. Found a baby squirrel… Need transport… we can assist you!
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Since 2012, Proanima has placed 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 municipalities and their citizens while providing advice, assistance, and resources to greatly limit animal abandonment.
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