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Niagara Action for Animals’ mission is to advocate for all animals through education and community outreach. We envision a compassionate society that respects the innate worth of all animals.

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NAfA 2018 Summer Newsletter

September 25, 2018

NAfA produces 3 annual newsletters as a means to keep our supporters informed about our events, fundraisers, and all the work that our volunteers do to help animals. We also feature articles that highlight important animal rights related issues/stories. We hope you find our 2018 Summer newsletter of interest; please click the link below to… Read more »

Featured Adoption

Sweetpea

Kitten

Female Kitten DOB May 1, 2019 Vaccinations are up to date. Spayed

Short hair, grey & white
House trained kitten
Good with other cats
Sweetpea was found as a stray at only 5 weeks old; she was abandoned and scared. Despite her start to life, this sweet young lady is loving, playful, and enjoys kneading a soft blankie. She is great with other cats and would be an amazing addition to any home. Sweetpea is a bit shy at first with new people and surroundings (wouldn`t you be?), but after a couple days she warms up and is a wonderful companion.

Adoption fee includes spay, vaccinations, microchip, and dewormer.

Adoption application: https://niagaraactionforanimals.org/catkitten-adoption-application/

Food Animals

In 2016, approximately 770 million farmed animals were killed in Canada for food. (Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada, 2016)

Animal Research

In 2016, approximately 4 million animals were used in Canada for research, teaching, and testing. (Canadian Council on Animal Care, 2016)

Fur Farming

Each year in Canada, over 3 million animals, including fox and mink, are raised on fur farms or trapped in the wild and killed for their pelts. (Statistics Canada, 2015)

Euthanasia

1 in 5 cats and 1 in 8 dogs that enter shelters in Canada are euthanized. (Canadian Federation of Humane Societies, 2015)