Its near the end of April and here's whats happening on behalf of animals. Show your support by coming out.

[Ottawa Animal Defense League]

 Fundraiser for Jasper Spa Animal Rescue and Rehab

Tomorrow April 27 at Absolute Comedy Club

412 Preston Street

Ottawa, ON

Doors open at 7:30

8:30 pm - 10:00 pm

 
 

Come and join us at Absolute Comedy Club to raise funds for the animals of Jasper's Spa Animal Rescue and Rehab Sanctuary http://www.jaspersspaw.com/animal_rescue_rehab_sanctuary/index.php Tickets: $15 - must be bought in advance Please contact Caroline at (613) 291-3691 or at Caroli...@gmail.com to buy a ticket     Thursday, April 28 · 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm   PETA National Seal Slaughter Protest for Tax Day   (Rain or shine)   PETA's national tax day demonstration, taking place in major cities across Canada on April 28. Activists wearing realistic seal masks will make a body pile on a pile of fake money with signs reading 'Seal slaughter bleeds millions in taxes'. The seal slaughter costs Canadians taxpayers millions of dollars. In 2009, expenses totalled 7 million dollars while the industry brought in only 1 million dollars. Costs include lavish trips to China for seal fur fashion shows, government surveillance of activists, coast guard ships breaking the ice for sealing vessels, and fighting the EU ban to name a few. The only thing keeping the seal slaughter industry alive is Canadian tax dollars. With Tax Day on April 30 looming, the Canadian people, who are by majority opposed to the seal slaughter, deserve to know that their hard earned investments are going towards bashing in the skulls of seals and even skinning seals alive.     Volunteers needed to spend the day at Refuge RR for Horses in Alexandria Ontario.   Saturday April 30- 8:00 am-4:00 pm   Vet day At Refuge RR for Horses   Refuge RR for Horses 21305 Concession 10 RR 2, Alexandria ON, Canada K0C 1A0 http://www.refugerr.org/   Vets and vet technicians from Mcgill University  will be volunteering their services and they need help from compassionate people to comfort  and hold the animals.   What you will be doing    comforting  the animals while the vets work on them. ( Experienced horse handlers needed for the horses. )   What you need to bring.   boots, warm clothes, gloves, rain coat (in case it rains), snacks and a lunch. Of course lots of LOVE for the animals. (treats for the animals are always welcomed)   Please contact OADL if you  need a ride or can provide car pooling.   Thanks for all you do for animals