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BC SPCA asks election candidates to commit to pet-friendly housing laws

The animal-welfare organization has launched a campaign aimed at provincial election candidates as British Columbia prepares to vote on Saturday.

By Northline Newsroom
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The BC SPCA has launched a campaign tied to the provincial election, urging candidates to commit to pet-friendly housing laws, according to a Vancouver Is Awesome report datelined Vancouver.

British Columbia is choosing a new provincial government on Saturday, which puts the campaign in front of candidates in the final stretch before voters head to the polls.

The report describes the effort as the SPCA's own campaign. The specific changes the organization wants candidates to support were not available in the portion of the report reviewed by NORTHLINE, so they are not described here.

What to know

  • The campaign is directed at provincial election candidates.
  • Its focus is a commitment to pet-friendly housing laws, according to the report.
  • B.C. votes on Saturday.

Sources

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