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Five of the most legally traded African animals
Thousands of African wild animals suffer every year as a result of the legal wildlife trade, with many species being driven closer to extinction.
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Ontario’s Ag Gag law passed. Now what?
The regulations are open for public comment until October 15 and we encourage Ontario residents to participate to have your voice heard and speak out for...
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US allows aquarium to import Marineland belugas but prohibits breeding and training them for shows. Canadian approval is still needed.
Under Bill S-203, cetaceans (whales, dolphins and porpoises) can only be imported and exported with a permit approved by the Minister of Fisheries and Oceans...
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Snakes on the loose: a new trend in the making?
By Michèle Hamers, our Wildlife. Not Pets campaign manager. According to the Canadian Encyclopedia, there are 26 different species of snakes in this country...
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Former trainer shares heartbreaking story of Makaiko the dolphin
I met Makaiko the dolphin while working as a marine mammal trainer at an attraction in Mexico in 2001, 19 years ago. This is the story of his life performing...
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Documentary: former dolphin trainer reveals hidden cruelty behind the industry
An ex-trainer exposes the lies the dolphin industry tells to make tourists content with animal cruelty – and to make money
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