Future guide dog puppies in need of homes in Regina

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VICTORIA -- Animal welfare advocates are applauding a Vancouver Island city council for updating the municipality's animal care and control bylaws. Under the new rules, cats that are allowed outside in the city of Duncan must be spayed or neutered and have sufficient identification. The change is an effort to keep cats out of shelters and keep them from having kittens. In addition, Duncan residents who feed stray cats must register with the city and ensure the cats are part of a trap-and-neuter dog training victoria bc program. Any feeding station that's left outside on private property must include an outdoor shelter. Duncan has also toughened its rules around tethering animals. Animals can no longer be tied to vehicles and cannot be left unattended on public property. Animals can no longer be tied up while wearing choke, prong or shock collars, either. “Choke, prong and shock collars are punishment-based training tools that can cause fear, leading to increased aggression and stress in dogs," said Amy Morris of the B.

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