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How can I enrich my pet’s daily life?
Mental and physical stimulation play a crucial role in keeping our pets happy, whether they are dogs, cats, birds or small animals. Here are several ideas to stimulate your companion and enrich his daily life. Interactive Feeding Systems Toys +++ Other ideas to stimulate your pet So all of these tools are valuable for keeping…
10 December 2024
How do I manage leash reactivity in my dog?
Walking your dog should be an enjoyable experience for you and your furry friend. However, when a dog acts aggressively towards other dogs, it can turn a pleasant outing into a difficult and potentially dangerous situation. Understanding the causes and employing effective management strategies are essential to ensuring a positive walking experience. Understanding Leash Reactivity…
10 December 2024
Holiday season: how to prevent stress and incidents?
While the holiday season is a time of joy for humans, it can be stressful and potentially dangerous for our four-legged friends. Here are some tips for having a wonderful Christmas without having to go to the emergency room. Decorations and gift wrapping Fairy lights may be attractive to cats but can cause serious health…
10 December 2024
New partnership with the city of Sainte-Julie
From January 2024, we will have the immense pride of serving the citizens of Sainte-Julie. Our entire team is very happy to welcome this new partner into the large Proanima family. “We look forward to working together with Proanima to create a lasting positive impact within the community,” said Mayor Mario Lemay. “We are very…
10 December 2024
7 Persistent Myths About Pets
A dog needs a pack leader Many scientific studies have proven that there is no hierarchy between two different species. Dogs do not seek to dominate humans. So there is no need to think that our dog needs an owner with a strong character and “who does not let himself be pushed around”. The important…
10 December 2024
How to protect our animals from the dangers of winter?
As winter is finally here, it brings with it a myriad of dangers that can pose serious threats to our pets. Here are the situations to watch out for and the precautions to take. Hypothermia and frostbite: Falling temperatures in winter can put our pets at risk of hypothermia and frostbite. Smaller and short-haired breeds…
10 December 2024
Preparing your pet for the arrival of your baby
Welcoming a new baby into the family is a magical time, but it can also be a big adjustment for your furry friend. As parents-to-be, it’s essential to prepare your pet for baby’s arrival to ensure a smooth transition for everyone involved. Start early Prepare your pet for the baby’s arrival as soon as possible….
10 December 2024
Claws and declawing
The new regulation on the welfare and safety of domestic pets and equines will come into force on February 10. This means that it will be officially prohibited to perform non-therapeutic surgeries including: declawing, ear and tail cropping and devocalization. In addition, it will be prohibited to use the gas chamber for euthanasia of animals!…
10 December 2024
Spring Risks
The warm weather is slowly returning and with it the potential health risks for our pets. As we enjoy more outdoor activities, it is crucial to take steps to protect them. 1. Allergies Just like humans, spring can be a difficult time for pets with allergies. Pollens, mold spores, and other allergens can trigger allergic…
10 December 2024
10 Tips for Finding Pet-Friendly Accommodation
Finding a place to rent can be challenging enough, but it becomes even more difficult when you have a pet. In Montreal and the surrounding area, many renters encounter restrictions regarding pets in available rentals. However, with a little patience and strategy, it is entirely possible to find a place where you and your four-legged…
10 December 2024
Holidays are coming soon! Find the right boarding house for your pet
Going on vacation is a time of relaxation and enjoyment, but for pet owners, it can also be a source of stress. Finding a good pet boarding facility to look after your pet while you’re on vacation is crucial to ensuring the well-being of your four-legged friend. Here are some tips to help you choose…
10 December 2024
Practical guide to improving your dog’s recall
Recall is one of the most important commands your dog can learn. Not only does it keep your dog safe in dangerous situations, it also strengthens the bond of trust between you and your pet. A good recall means your dog will come back to you immediately, no matter the distractions or the environment. Here…
10 December 2024
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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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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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