Our heartfelt thanks go out to everyone that donated funds to help get our case heard at the Supreme Court level. Because of all of you that donated The Dog Legislation Council of Canada will now have another chance at having Bill 132 overturned. We will keep you posted on the progress. Keep your fingers and paws crossed.
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Something else to smile about
http://www.calgaryherald.com/Life/Calgary+attacks+fall+lowest+level+years/1313555/story.html
[quote]...Brandy Campbell-Biggs, president of Pit Bulls For Life, a non-profit animal rescue operation geared specifically toward pit bulls, said targeting bad owners instead of stigmatizing entire breeds is the key to reducing aggressive incidents.
While dog bites have been going down, the number of pit bulls coming to the city has been increasing, she said.
She doesn't know how many there are in the city, but her organization has placed 160 pit bulls in foster homes or with permanent adoptive owners in Calgary over the past three and a half years.
Pit Bulls For Life brings the dogs in from jurisdictions with breed-specific legislation that sees many breeds deemed dangers, including pit bulls, targeted for euthanasia. She said 20 per cent of the dogs they help come from Ontario.......[/quote]
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