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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Aug 26, 1997

Page

3

Local women push plan to curb Chetwynd stray pets

Stacia Keenan and Margo Peel of Chetwynd Veterinary Hospital aim to form a non profit group to reduce stray animals in the District of Chetwynd. They spoke with Mayor Charlie Lasser who supported the idea. They emphasize spaying and neutering to lower the pet population and note stray dogs impact tourism and hospital resources. Trevor Reeves adds enforcement of bylaws could help and says dogs are more visible than cats, leaving many cats hidden realities.

Chetwynd Veterinary Hospital Chetwynd Stacia Keenan Margo Peel Charlie Lasser Keenan Peel Trevor Reeves Reeves

Abandoned Pregnant Dog Minnie Found Near Clinic

Minnie a King Charles Spaniel pregnant at time of discovery outside Foothills North veterinary clinic in Dawson Creek was taken by SPCA officer Jason Harvey. Owners face possible charges under the Criminal Code and Cruelty to Animals Act. SPCA seeks adopters for upcoming puppies with calls to 782-2444.

Sterling News Service Minnie Foothills North Veterinary Clinic Dawson Creek Jason Harvey SPCA Harvey

Wilderness Watch checkpoint gathers data near Chetwynd

In collaboration with BC Environment officers, Wilderness Watch volunteers stopped about 20 vehicles at a roadside checkpoint to collect hunter numbers, success, and residency for this hunting season. Moose tooth samples will age the game, licenses checked for compliance, and meat from vehicle collisions may be reclaimed for families in need. The program, joint with BC Environment and BC Wildlife Federation, promotes ethical use and legality of resources.

Chetwynd BC Environment Enforcement Wilderness Watch BC Environment BC Wildlife Federation BC Environment Office Wayne

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