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Zoocheck Canada

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Zoocheck Canada
Address: 2646 St. Clair Ave E
Toronto, ON M4B3M1
Phone: 416-285-1744;
Fax: 416-285-4670;
Web: www.zoocheck.com
Established: 1984. Description: National animal protection charity established to protect wildlife in captivity in Canada. Supports mandatory licensing of zoos and wildlife displays, the closure of substandard facilities, and ending the use of native and exotic wild animals in circuses, novelty acts, and the pet trade. Members: Nonmembership organization. Dues: Donations accepted.

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