Here's what you'll gain through our learning modules and resources

  • Inspire Action Through Learning

    Explore a hub that motivates you to shift thinking into real-world practices that make a difference.

  • Connected Learning & Sharing

    Join our digital community forums to connect with peers, educators, and experts in your work areas.

  • Increased Knowledge and Impact

    Access courses and resources to enhance your skills and embrace innovative approaches.

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Up your game and become a stronger ally to animals

Our learning and resources are delivered in the following formats

  • Conference Recordings

  • Community Forums

  • Worksheets

  • Webinars

  • Templates

  • Videos

National Pet Food Bank Map

The National Pet Food Bank map is an interactive resource that helps connect families to pet food assistance programs across Canada. Search by province, city, or postal code to find a list of local programs and information on how to access them.
ACCESS THE MAP HERE

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Indigenous Affirmation

As a remote organization, Humane Canada acknowledges the many Indigenous Nations and communities that have relationships with these lands since time immemorial, where our work takes place. We express our gratitude to all Indigenous communities – First Nations, Metis and Inuit, for their past, present and future leadership and stewardship. We are inspired by and grateful for Indigenous ways of knowing that teach us the interdependency and interconnectedness of all life forms and our relationship of mutual reliance and shared destiny with other people, animals, and the earth. We encourage everyone to learn more about the Indigenous Peoples, who are the original stewards of the lands on which you reside. 

To learn more, please visit https://native-land.ca/. 

This affirmation was partly inspired by the words of the late Honourable Murray Sinclair in his speeches to the Senate of Canada regarding Indigenous ways of knowing and animal welfare.