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Pilot program for stray dogs could expand to Treaty 3, but organizations need to lead the charge

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The federal government's approach to getting stray dogs under control on reserve says the program could come to Treaty 3 territory, but only if the initiative is led by communities and First Nation leaders.
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Pilot program for stray dogs could expand to Treaty 3, but organizations need to lead the charge

The federal government's approach to getting stray dogs under control on reserve says the program could come to Treaty 3 territory, but only if the initiative is led by communities and First Nation leaders.

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