Farmed animal welfare refers to the conditions in which animals are raised, managed, and treated within agricultural systems. The welfare of farmed animals has become an increasingly important ethical and societal concern.

Canada is home to a diverse range of wild animals, thanks to its varied ecosystems. Conservation efforts are crucial to ensure the well-being of wild species and the preservation of their habitats.

The welfare of animals used in science is a crucial ethical consideration with significant advancement in ending testing and promoting alternative methods taking center stage in our work.

We work to change the way Canadians think about animal lives and be inspired to make the necessary changes to create a Humane Canada.

To create a Humane Canada requires the cohesion of a welfare conscious public and an active engaged government to ensure that animal welfare issues are an important part of policy and protection.

In Canada, there are legal provisions in place to protect the welfare of animals. Those laws are primarily governed by provincial and territorial legislation, with some federal involvement in specific areas. The Criminal Code of Canada, as well as provincial and territorial statutes, address various aspects of animal welfare, cruelty, and protection.

Humane Canada promotes the interconnectedness of human, animal, and environmental well-being, recognizing the mutual impact of these factors on overall health and welfare.

Humane Canada strives to ensure a strong membership, engaged in advancing the animal welfare movement, collaborating to influence federal policy and support members work in local communities.