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A severely injured dog with a deep neck wound is recovering at a Langford animal hospital after being rescued from a Vancouver Island backyard.

In another, she wags her tail and takes a couple of wobbly steps. If there is no local SPCA, Humane Canada advises calling the police. She’s wagging her tail. “She’s showing more improvement each day. She may also have neurological issues. Faith is having trouble walking and appears to have muscular atrophy in her back legs, but her movement is improving since she was brought to the hospital, Adams said.

The city removed signs Wednesday that warned against “excessive barking” at St. Andrew's Dog Park in downtown Toronto.

[Code of Conduct](https://www.thestar.com/about/community-guidelines.html). [complaints about people gathering and letting their dogs run free i](https://www.thestar.com/opinion/star-columnists/2021/08/17/its-time-to-releash-the-hounds-in-toronto-parks.html)n unfenced areas of parks despite a requirement that the animals be leashed to protect children and other park users. [off-leash enclosures ](https://www.toronto.ca/community-people/animals-pets/pets-in-the-city/dog-off-leash-areas/)have, since they were established, sparked friction between canine owners, other park users and neighbours. Excessive barking will not be tolerated.” The warning, at St. Stec said the city will review “its sign approval process to ensure clear communication in future signs,” adding: “The city works to balance the needs of a range of park users and local communities.

The city of Toronto has officially removed a sign at St. Andrew's Dog Park that originally told owners not to allow their dogs to bark.

The city says it plans to work on balancing the needs of local communities and park users. “Although the sign was placed at this location with the intention of helping users of the off-leash area and neighbouring residents coexist harmoniously, we recognize that the information did not meet the mark. Following stark criticism from residents and dog owners, the city of Toronto has officially removed a sign at St.

Timber is no ordinary dog. He's an emotional support therapy dog at the youth centre The Door that Marcy Hill operates in Huntsville, Ont. Hill was visiting ...

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A sign posted by the City of Toronto warned dog owners to 'not allow your dogs to bark and disturb the neighbourhood,' and shocked those who frequent the ...

“It’s kind of funny considering everything else that is happening in the city. Although barking is expected at off-leash areas, excessive barking can be disruptive to neighbours.” The sign read that “due to the closeness of area residents, do not allow your dogs to bark and disturb the neighbourhood. We’re in the city, it’s expected,” she said. “If my dog is barking, there is only so much I can do to help combat that. I don’t know why anyone would think this is a reasonable sign,” she said.

Community members noticed newly-installed signs at St. Andrew's Playground Park near Spadina Avenue and Adelaide Street West.

The new attraction was sled dog rides provided by Jacob Betker who operates Abitibi Sled Dogs in Timmins. In addition to the rides, Betker talked about the ...

Betker said the type of dog changed with the fur trade saying a new group of dogs was created by inter-mixing canines the explorers had with the existing population. He says there are only general descriptions of what the sleds looked like and they likely had one or two dogs to pull them. “These teams would have delivered goods and supplies to mine and forestry sites.” The new attraction was sled dog rides provided by Jacob Betker who operates Abitibi Sled Dogs in Timmins. Betker contrasted that to a team of dogs that would have carried out mail deliveries on places like Lake Nipigon in northwestern Ontario. “Additionally these dogs would be pulling a heavy load.”

The City of Toronto is taking down a number of signs in city-run parks telling dog owners to limit barking as they said the messaging “did not meet the mark ...

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A dog was removed from horrifying conditions on Vancouver Island on Saturday, and is now receiving medical attention. Rain Coast Dog Rescue's...

And, after that she will need multiple surgeries to close the wound on her neck. She was curled up in a little ball, shaking terribly, head buried down, so scared, laying in a muddy hole she had dug, with no shelter overtop, surrounded by garbage and so much feces, with snow and sleet coming down on her,” Adams added. “As I came around the back of the house I could not see the dog yet.