
By Crispin Colvin, Director, OFA
The Haldimand Press
A new temporary solution to respond to animal protection issues in Ontario was announced last week by the Solicitor General. To fill the gaps left by the withdrawal of Ontario Society for the Prevention of Animals (OSPCA) in April 2019 – and its animal protection investigative and enforcement services – the Ontario government has created a new model as they transition to a new animal protection system.
The Ontario Federation of Agriculture (OFA), along with Ontario’s livestock and poultry organizations, has been working closely with the Solicitor General’s office to develop a temporary and long-term model for animal protection investigation and enforcement in the province. We’ve been pleased with our successful working relationship and the development of this interim animal protection model.
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