Frontline K9 Community Outreach

20/12/2024

20/12/2024

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28/11/2024

Adopting from a shelter or rescue, is a gift that keeps on giving.

22/11/2024

11/10/2024

The Winnipeg Blue Bombers know a thing or two about allowing no sacks on the field. Now they’re helping us get the word out about removing them from your pets.

Learn more: https://www.winnipeg.ca/people-culture/our-city-our-stories/no-sacks-allowed-spay-or-neuter-your-pet

09/10/2024

Where are the bulldog lovers?

12/09/2024

🚨 THIS FRIDAY 🚨

UPDATE: ❗️We have given out all the food at this event. Please keep an eye on our social for the next pop up food bank or visit our website to learn more about the WHS pet food bank.

Another opportunity for those who need it to grab free dog and cat food - we'll be at the Gizhe Waa Ti-Sii-Win Expo this Friday!

📅September 13: 9 am - 4 pm
📍190 Disraeli - N’Dinawemak

06/09/2024

Update: the food has all been given out, thank you to everyone who made it down. Please keep an eye on Winnipeg Humane Society social media for the next one!

The Winnipeg Humane Society Community Outreach program has their pop up food bank in full swing at 415 Logan Ave with Winnipeg Inner City Mission. This food is for pet owners in need of support; please come on down! They’ll be here while supplies last; I’ll update the post when they run out.

08/08/2024

“The province (Manitoba) quietly suspended the licensing requirement for dog breeders more than a decade ago. CBC News learned the decision was made not long after Manitoba's Animal Care Act was amended in 2012, requiring more licensing and regular inspections from animal breeders.”

And now rescues and shelters are overwhelmed and broken trying to clean up the mess this has left behind. How many animals have suffered and continue to suffer due to lack of enforcement and government support?

29/07/2024

Helping is healing 🧡

19/07/2024

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17/07/2024

Winnipeg dog owners in need ‼️

City of Winnipeg dog owners in need!

We are holding another walk in $45 dog neuter event on Friday, July 26 at our outreach office located at 412A Dufferin Ave with mobile vet Bark and Meow visiting. That’s right, no appointment will be required for this date if you’re in need of getting your male dog neutered!

But please read the details below to ensure you follow all instructions so we can help your dog on this date!

Where- 412A Dufferin Ave, the southwest corner of Dufferin and Salter, come to the office door on the corner

When- Friday, July 26. Drop off will be between 9am and 10:30am that day. Pick up will be in the afternoon. When you first arrive, and if you have the option, please leave your dog in your vehicle or outside with a family member at first to register in our office.

Who- this event is for City of Winnipeg residents in need only. Our grant funding is specifically for low income folks, those on Social Assistance, long term disability or currently unemployed and receiving Employment Insurance, families and individuals facing crisis or difficulties and seniors/elders in need. Dogs must be male and between 6 months and 6 years of age and under 90lbs.

What do you need to bring- Cost is just $45, please bring cash.

In order to qualify for this event, please bring your proof of address, some form of proof of income (tax return, paystub, budget letter, any other kind of documentation of that nature) (please note- if you live in Mb Housing, proof of address alone will qualify you) and any vaccination records you may have for your dog. If you cannot print any documents, we can read them off your phone.

Dogs are not required to be up to date on their vaccines for this event, we will vaccinate your dog at the time of their surgery if they are overdue!

Dogs must be healthy for surgery, with no recent history of vomiting or diarrhea or cough/cold like symptoms.

All dogs must arrive wearing a secure collar and/or harness and leash.

*Please take away your dog’s food at 8pm the night before surgery, water is fine to leave out.*

Please be aware, space will be limited for this event so if we cannot accommodate you that day, we will get you booked in at an event in the near future.

Have any questions or want to discuss prequalifying/securing a spot? Or are you interested in getting your dog (male or female) fixed on a different date? Call Jessica at 204-914-3287!

Funding for this program is provided by the FixIt Grant, money raised from City of Winnipeg pet licensing. Vital support is provided by Winnipeg Animal Services and the Winnipeg Humane Society

We need volunteers for this event! If you are an RVT or any other type of veterinary professional, please reach out to Jessica at 204-914-3287 or [email protected].

11/07/2024

🚨 Heat Warning 🚨

Manitoba is under a heat warning Thursday and Friday with temperatures expecting to exceed 40 degrees with the humidex.

Please ensure you and your pets stay hydrated and indoors as much as possible during these extreme temperatures. Stay safe with these tips:

- Make sure your pets have access to clean and fresh water and refill it regularly.
- Natural water sources like creeks and lakes are not enough to keep your pet safely hydrated.
- Do not allow your pet outdoor exercise and roaming during weather warnings, especially for heat.
- When outdoors, ensure your pets have access to shade and keep their trips outside short
- A dog house is not a source of shade; the heat inside the dog house will be significantly higher and dangerous in this weather.

If you are in Winnipeg and need access to clean water, there are bottle filling stations available that can be accessed 24 hours a day.

They are found at the following locations:

- 470 Selkirk Ave. (The Bell Tower)
- 185 Young St. (Broadway Neighbourhood Centre)
- Southwest corner of Stella Avenue and Main Street (near Mount Carmel Clinic)
- Northeast corner of Princess Street and Henry Avenue (near Siloam Mission)
- Southeast corner of Roslyn Road and Osborne Street
- 369 Furby St. (near Agape Table)
- Southeast corner of Maryland Street and Ellice Avenue (near Spence Neighbourhood Association)
- 190 Disraeli Fwy (near N'Dinawemak)

10/07/2024

27/06/2024

🚨City council is voting TOMORROW on a 62% funding cut for the community grants program 🚨

It’s not too late to help stop it! Join the rally tomorrow morning and contact your city councillor immediately to voice your concerns.

20/06/2024

An important reminder to ensure your pets are up to date on their vaccines!

🦠🐾 Important Update: Rabies Alert 🐾🦠

Dear Pet Parents,

Recently, our community has seen multiple positive rabies cases. As your trusted veterinary clinic, we want to ensure you have all the information you need to protect your beloved pets and family.

What is Rabies?
Rabies is a deadly virus that affects the nervous system of mammals, including humans. It’s most commonly transmitted through the bite of an infected animal.

Why Vaccination is Crucial:

Life-Saving Protection: Rabies is 100% fatal once symptoms appear. The good news is that the virus is 100% preventable with appropriate vaccination 💉

Community Safety: Vaccinating your animals helps prevent the spread of rabies in our community, protecting other animals and people.

Legal Requirement: In many areas, rabies vaccination is required by law for pets.

Vaccinate Your Animals: Ensure your animals are up-to-date with their rabies vaccinations. If you’re unsure, call us to check their vaccination status.

Approved rabies vaccines are available for cats, dogs, ferrets, horses, cattle and sheep.

Has your pet had a skunk encounter? 🦨💨 If there is any concern your pet may have been bitten by a wild animal, do not delay in bringing them in for evaluation. A booster vaccination may be required. In Manitoba, skunks are the most common carrier but ANY mammal, including people, can become infected.

Our Commitment:
We are dedicated to keeping your animals healthy and safe. Please call us at 204-444-3615 to schedule an appointment or to ask any questions you may have.

Let’s work together to keep our animals and community safe from rabies!

Oakbank Animal Hospital