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October 26, 2007, VANCOUVER – Halloween is a lot of fun for children, but it can be a terrifying time, and even a dangerous one, for many pets says The Humane Society of Canada (HSC). The national animal charity is asking that people ensure that their animal companions don't suffer during Halloween.

October 3 2007, VANCOUVER – October is Adopt a Shelter Dog Month and The Humane Society of Canada (HSC) is asking people help these homeless animals first before looking to a breeder or a pet shop for their next special family member.

"...My seven year old cat Oscar died very suddenly and very violently on Sunday ...Meesha is still on the decline despite all efforts to keep him going ... Our thoughts and prayers are with families and their pets. This tragedy is not just about the number of dead pets, it is also about the lives that have been affected ..."

Vancouver, May 23/07 - In response to the pet food crisis which has also spread to the human food supply,The Humane Society of Canada called upon the Canadian Government to create a taskforce to investigate the pet food industry following allegations that tens of thousands of pets have become ill or have died as a result of pet food companies, including Canadian based pet food manufacturer, Menu Foods, of Mississauga, Ontario. Five weeks later, the animal charity is still waiting for an answer to their letter found here written to Prime Minister Harper and other politicians.