The Criminal Code of Canada prohibits anyone from willfully causing animals to suffer from neglect, pain or injury. The Criminal Code is enforced by police services, provincial and territorial Societies for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and/or provincial and territorial ministries of agriculture.
The roles of the provinces and territories are described below.
Expand all Collapse allThe following acts and regulations provide protection for farm animals in Alberta.
The following acts and regulations provide protection for farm animals in British Columbia.
The following acts and regulations provide protection for farm animals in Manitoba.
The following acts and regulations provide protection for farm animals in New Brunswick.
The following acts and regulations provide protection for farm animals in Newfoundland and Labrador.
The following acts and regulations provide protection for farm animals in Nova Scotia.
The following acts and regulations provide protection for farm animals in the Northwest Territories.
The following acts and regulations provide protection for farm animals in Nunavut.
The following acts and regulations provide protection for farm animals in Ontario.
The following acts and regulations provide protection for farm animals in Prince Edward Island.
The following acts and regulations provide protection for farm animals and companion animals in Quebec.
The following acts and regulations provide protection for farm animals in Saskatchewan.
The following act and regulations provide protection for farm animals in Yukon. There are additional supporting regulations that define species categories and permit fees as well as service of orders (general regulation)