Sondra’s Pawsitive Pet Sitting

08/13/2024

Just a friendly reminder that I am still available for pet sitting in Hamiota and surrounding areas!
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Message to book 😀

06/06/2024

I’m available for drop ins in the Hamiota and surrounding areas until July 1st.

If you’re needing drop in visits, farm visits, dog walking, or horse exercising - please get in touch with me!

Thank you!

04/01/2024

Miss Lola ❤️ Such a cutie

02/25/2024

She’s a bathtub kinda girl 🛁🐱

02/20/2024

🩵Pet sitting and dog walking available!🩷

*Depending on your location from me, gas surcharges may apply.*

02/20/2024

🤍 Rosie 🤍

11/29/2023

Drop in pet sitting dates available for December and January! Message me for more information 😊🐈🐶

11/09/2023

I've reached 100 followers! Thank you for the continuing support!! I could never have made it without each one of you and your lovely fur babies!! 🙏🤗🎉

11/09/2023

The sweetest little girl ❤️

11/07/2023

I have dog walking availability! 🐕

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09/20/2023

Meet Regina, the sweet 5-month-old pup! 🐶💕 Despite having only three legs, Regina loves nothing more than chasing her toys and cuddling up with her favourite people. Her zest for life is contagious, and there’s no denying she has a huge heart. Come by 45 Hurst Way today to meet her, or give us a call at 204-982-2035 to learn more about what a cutie she is!! 🥰

09/19/2023

Taking bookings for drop in pet sits and dog walking!

Message me for more information on prices and to book! 🩷

08/29/2023

Why this gal is not yet adopted is unknown....
She is just a sweet, easy Valley Bulldog to have!
She has been great with everyone she has met...
She is good with med to bigger dogs once a proper intro and the 2 week shut down is followed -
https://www.bostonterrierrescuecanada.com/the-2-week-shutdown-how-to-introduce-a-new-foster-dog-to-your-home/

Leia (nick named Penelope)
4 yrs
Crate trained
Luvs ❤️ her walks and car rides
Enjoys her time outside
Very high prey drive, no small animals or farm animals advised
I feel she would be ok with children as she is quite gentle
She can be stubborn, and sometimes chooses not to listen.....

08/27/2023

08/27/2023

A lovely time with these girls this wknd! Just what I needed! ❤️🥰

08/25/2023

Time for a weekend stay with these gals! 😚

08/23/2023

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Are you looking for a cuddly companion to love and spoil? 😻 Meet Kindal, a sweet 12-year-old girl looking for her forever home! With her affectionate and loving nature, she’s sure to bring lots of purr-fection to your life. Visit this adorable gal at the shelter at 45 Hurst Way today.🥰

08/23/2023

A big thank you to the Winnipeg Free Press for their coverage of our "Stop the Suffering" campaign and the eight billboards throughout the city addressing key welfare issues facing pigs. Read the full article below:

“Billboards Urge Better Treatment for Pigs

Eight billboards have been set up across the city dedicated to the Winnipeg Humane Society’s Stop the Suffering campaign, bringing awareness to welfare concerns associated with the transportation, husbandry and housing of pigs in the province’s industrial farms.

Canadian pigs are often raised on barren concrete floors with no outdoor access, ability to forage and adhere to their social groups the way that they naturally would, Brittany Semeniuk, animal welfare specialist at the Winnipeg Humane Society, said.

“These animals are sentient individual beings, and not just a product, even though that’s often how industry treats them,” she said. “They have the same capability to feel pain, the way that our pet dogs do and yet, we would never subject our pet dogs to this sort of treatment.”

Female pigs, known as sows, spend time in gestation crates to protect them from injury during their gestation period of roughly four months. These crates restrict their movement so they cannot walk or turn as they wait to give birth, which is one drop in the bucket when we talk about the welfare of these animals, said Semeniuk. After the piglets are born, sows are moved to farrowing crates, allowing room for the mother to lay down while her babies feed.

A Manitoba Pork Council spokesperson said in an emailed statement that more than 95 per cent of pigs in Manitoba are housed in groups, including about half of the sows in the province.

All pig producers in Canada have until July 2029 to transition to larger gestation crates and group housing systems, according to the National Farm Animal Care Council’s Code of Practice for the Care and Handling of Pigs.”

Photo credit: Winnipeg Free Press

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