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The Calgary Humane Society has opened an investigation into the Calgary Stampede rodeo after Animal Justice filed a legal complaint over a shocking video depicting animal cruelty.
On July 7, during a bronc riding event, a rodeo worker repeatedly hit a horse named Ice Cube in the head and roughly yanked his mane on live television.
The video broadcast show...
Animal Justice recently coordinated a national demonstration across 12 Canadian cities. Our dedicated advocates took to the streets to protest Sobeys’ broken cage-free promise. Frustrated stakeholders gathered peacefully to demand accountability from the major grocery chain. Shockingly, a safety crisis unfolded during our peaceful demonstration outside the Sobeys Forest Lawn ...
CALGARY—On Wednesday, Animal Justice filed a formal complaint with the Calgary Humane Society calling for an investigation into the treatment of a horse who was struck repeatedly on the head after falling in the chute during a saddle bronc riding event at the Calgary Stampede rodeo.
Calgary Humane Society is responsible for enforcing Alberta’s Animal Protection Act ...
TORONTO–Animal Justice is deeply disappointed that both levels of government have allowed the future of Marineland’s whales and dolphins to come down to a US-led emergency transfer plan instead of a suitable long-term retirement solution, where as many animals as possible can be sent to sanctuaries.
The organization is also calling on the federal government to clari...
MONTREAL—On Thursday, July 9, Animal Justice will be in Quebec Superior Court, pushing back on behalf of suffering animals as the Government of Quebec tries to shut down a lawsuit that could potentially spell an end to the cruel practice of fur farming.
In November, Animal Justice and The Fur Bearers filed an application for judicial review in Quebec Superior Court,...