If you suspect farm animal (Horse/Cow etc) Abuse/Neglect, Please notify:
Animal Welfare
The Department of Environment is responsible for the enforcement of the Animal Protection Act and sections of the Criminal Code of Canada for farm animals. They have jurisdiction for the ENTIRE province of Nova Scotia.
If you wish to contact them, or file a concern about a farm animal in distress, please call: 1-877-9ENVIRO (1-877-936-8476) or email: farmanimalwelfare@gov.ns.ca.
Animal Welfare:
Mailing: PO Box 890
(Hancock Building)
Truro, Nova Scotia
B2N 5G6
Civic: Agriculture Protection
65 River Road
Bible Hill, NS
B2N 2P3
Personally speaking I always contact the local RCMP as well, and if I am emailing a concern I copy the Minister, Honorable Keith Colwell, at keithcolwell@eastlink.ca
Department of Agriculture
6th floor (Suite 605), WTCC
1800 Argyle Street
P.O. Box 2223
Halifax, Nova Scotia
B3J 3C4Phone: (902) 424-4388
Fax: (902) 424-0699
MIN_DAG@novascotia.ca
Please be sure to have details, and when possible PICTURES and VIDEO.
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If you suspect Animal (dog or cat) Abuse/Neglect, Please notify the SPCA:
Nova Scotia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
Toll Free Cruelty Line:1-888-703-7722
Fax: 902-835-7885
Email: animals@spcans.ca
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Animal Services Halifax Area
Contact Animal Services
- by phone at 311 or 1.800.835.6428 (Toll free in Nova Scotia Only)
- by fax at 902.490.6142
- by mail at:
Municipal Animal Services
P.O. Box 1749
Halifax, NS B3J 3A5
http://www.halifax.ca/AnimalServices
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IHERC
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I H E R C
Non-Profit Society/Registered Charity
IHERC is a non-profit/registered charity farm located in Chester Basin, Nova Scotia, Canada. IHERC concentrates its time on helping the sick, the old and unwanted.
IHERC accepts dogs, cats and horses in need who are suffering on the streets, in shelters and in homes/barns that people can no longer care for. I understand unforeseen circumstances can happen to the best of people. I care for the cats and dogs in my home, cage free, provide shelter, love, nutrients, my goal is to place them into loving caring homes. If you are lucky enough to acquire one of our rescue pets, note there is a contract that must be signed, and it does state if you can no longer care for said pet, the animal comes back to IHERC. Note: Those animals that are old or sick will stay at IHERC until death does us part. I do my best in matching humans with dogs, cats and horses. My goal is to match people and animals in unions that suite family, lifestyles, hearts and to educate people on the importance of companion animals in our society and to stop the recurring cycle of animal neglect and abuse.
One must realize the cheapest part of having an animal is buying the animal… you must think long term.. ie: vaccines, spaying, food, medical emergencies, and time.
1. Freedom from hunger and thirst
2. Freedom from discomfort
3. Freedom from Pain, injury and disease
4. Freedom to express normal behavior
5. Freedom from fear and distress
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Have you found or lost a dog?
If so, Please contact Nova Scotia Lost Dog Network.
http://ns.lostdognetwork.com/report-a-lost-dog (or)
email them at novascotia@lostdognetwork.com
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