We asked our dedicated supporters for help, and you all answered! Your feedback on four surveys has helped to improve the lives millions of farmed animals in Canada. You have already done so much, but here are some more ways you can help. Thank you for helping to build a more compassionate future.
Cows are among the most iconic farmed animals. People who have spent time with them will likely agree that cows are valuable individuals with unique personalities. However, many of us have had only limited exposure to cows, if any at all. If you haven’t given much thought to the incredible individuals cows are, now is a great time to start!
In May, the BC SPCA’s manager of farm animal welfare, Melissa Speirs, attended a 10-day cage-free laying hen training program in Europe. How does Canada stack up against Europe in terms of laying hen housing? This was a question that Melissa was eager to answer. Read on to find out what she learned.
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