Critters Blog
Easter At The SPCA
A rabbit is not a toy...
Things May Get Hairy!
Bringing the community together through music to support local abandoned animals and raise awareness
A Look Back At 2009's PawPawtys
A year of helping animals in need, one Tweet at a time.
Happy New Year from Montreal Critters!
The Montreal Critters team wishes you a fantastic 2010...
Ferrets, ferrets, and more ferrets!
Our adventures at the Fall 2009 edition of the Ferret Frolic by the FRSO
Woodstock PawPawty
Or how we got the beads, tie-dye, and psychedelic outfits ready... for a good cause!
Twenty years, twenty thousand rabbits
The House Rabbit Society celebrates its 20th anniversary
Spring 2009 Ferret Frolic
An event organized by the Ferret Rescue Society of Ottawa and Area
DIY: Nail Clipping
An interesting video demonstrating a technique for clipping rabbit nails.
Hay!
Jodie's Jiggley Piggley Farm's Hay now available in store!
The Easter Bunny
Easter is a time of celebration. Different cultures celebrate Easter in different ways — In North America, parents tell their children that eggs have been delivered and hidden by the Easter Bunny in an Easter basket. Children find them when they wake up.
Did you know that the Bunny as an Easter symbol originates in Alsace and southwestern Germany? The first edible Easter Bunnies were made in Germany during the early 1800s and were made of pastry and sugar. The Easter Bunny was introduced to America by the German settlers who arrived in the Pennsylvania Dutch country during the 1700s.
The Easter Bunny has also become a very common advertizing icon. It is not uncommon for kids to beg their parents for a bunny of their own! Yet, while adopting a bunny can be a positive life changing experience for both the pet and the guardian, each year, unwanted, former Easter rabbits fill local rabbit rescues and humane societies. At Montreal Critters, we would love to see less rabbits in rescues after Easter, not more!
Whether you are thinking of bringing a rabbit into your home or already have one, check out Make Mine Chocolate's Interactive Bun. If you are not ready for a rabbit, you can always enjoy Chocolate Easter Eggs! If you are ready for a new companion, take a look at these little wonders. You may just find your perfect match...
Earth Hour 2009
On Saturday March 28, 2009 at 8:30 pm, turn your lights off.
Happy Valentine's Day!
Montreal Critters wishes you a lovely Valentine's Day!
Is That Skunk?
Kudos to PBS on such a great show — we are looking forward to seeing more episodes.
Guinea Pigs for Adoption at Jodie's Jiggley Piggley Farm
Jodie's Jiggley Piggley Farm has a few cute pigglets looking for a new home!
Here are a few of them:
Jodie's Jiggley Piggley Farm is Montreal's #1 halfway house for previously unappreciated guinea pigs. But they don't just offer rescue and adoption services, they also offer small animal boarding, grooming, nail cutting and de-licing services. They offer good quality hay at a great price as well!
When we go out of town or need to send a small critter on sleep-away camp, Jodie's Jiggley Piggley Farm is our first choice.
Start the New Year with a new companion!
Give a Guinea Pig a second chance.
Adopt one today!
Visit Jodie's Jiggley Piggley Farm.
Critters rule!
We recently had a good laugh watching this video of a turtle defending its territory, so we decided to share it.
Do you have cool videos of your critters? Let us know!
Happy Holidays!
Montreal Critters wishes you a great holiday season
Happy Halloween!
A personal message for all of you on this special time of the year, from our special guinea pig Cheeks...
Say Hi to Montreal Critters!
Montreal Critters releases a first version of its highly awaited site!
