• Animal Alliance of Canada - Focuses on local, regional, national and international issues concerning the goodwill and respectful treatment of animals by humans. AAC's Goal is to achieve long-term animal protection through public education and legislative advocacy.
• Animal Defence Society of Toronto - ADST promotes wildlife protection and animal rights through increased public awareness using photos, meetings and information newsletters.
• Calgary Animal Rights Coalition - CARC promotes respect for other animals through education, talks, literature, demonstrations, protests, distributing pamphlets and through any media means possible.
• Canadian Federation Of Humane Societies - National body comprised of animal welfare organizations and individuals whose purpose is to promote compassion and humane treatment of all animals. The only national organization working on behalf of humane societies and SPCAs in Canada.
• Fauna Foundation Chimpanzee Sanctuary - Focuses on 3 areas: The retirement of former biomedical research chimpanzees, the protection of neglected and abused farm and zoo animals, and projects to increase awareness about environmental issues.
• Fur Bearers Association - A non-profit society dedicated to ending the use of cruel traps. Site includes resources, photos and useful information.
• Newfoundland and Labrador Humane Society - Dedicated to promoting the humane treatment of animals through education, advocacy, and activism.
• Pet Industry Joint Advisory Council of Canada - Organization dedicated to ensuring the highest level of pet care attainable and a guarantee of a fair and equitable representation for all facets of the Canadian pet industry.
• University of Toronto Students for the Ethical Treatment of Animals - Educational outreach programs, and runs a campus animal rights week with tasty vegan food on offer.
• Zoocheck Canada Inc. - A national animal protection charity established to protect wildlife in captivity and in the wild. Importance placed on animals in captivity including zoo and performing animals.

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January 5, 2006