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| News provided by Paction
Oct 08, 2026, 10:05 ET

TORONTO, Oct. 8, 2026 /CNW/ — New data from Paction, a Canadian platform focused on responsible dog ownership, reveals a striking trend when it comes to pet loss:

60.8% of puppy shoppers say the loss of a previous dog is their primary motivation to search for a ne...


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We’re delighted to share that Colleen Rolland, President of the APLB, was invited by OVC Pet Trust to participate in a video series for their Pet Loss Support Digital Resource Centre.

In these expert interviews, Colleen shares valuable insights on the human-animal bond, anticipatory grief, practical w...


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Episode 1: Sydney’s Best Friend

OVC Pet Trust invites you to watch the very first episode of their new series: Sydney’s Best Friend. When Sydney’s beloved dog, Bella, was diagnosed with cancer, her family turned th...


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Horse loss grief is a deep, often underestimated form of mourning rooted in one of humanity’s oldest and most complex animal relationships. For those who have shared their lives with a horse, the bond is unique, woven from years of responsibility, mutual trust, and emotional sensitivity that grows through countless quiet moments and shared adventures. When that relationship e...


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The Association for Pet Loss and Bereavement (APLB) is proud to share that our President, Colleen Rolland, and Vice President, Dr. Michelle Crossley, have co-authored a chapter in a pioneering new book by Brazilian psychologists Juliana Kawano Sato, an alumna of the APLB’s Pet Loss Grief Specialist Training, and Louisanne Agnes “Sennyey” Sanchez.

Their chapter, “Meetin...


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