Saskatchewan SPCA is hosting a Violence Link webinar series. On May 18, Jo-Anne Dusel, PATHS Executive Director, will present Domestic Violence: What to Know, Say, and Do. For more information on the webinar series, click here. To register, click here.
This training will provide an overview of the dynamics of domestic violence in the context of separation, divorce, and child custody and access. All are welcome to attend. The training will take place over 4 mornings (8:00 AM – 12:00 PM), Monday, June 7 - Thursday, June 10. The training will be held using Zoom. A […]
Intimate Partner Violence and Animal Ownership: Experiences of Survivors and Service Providers In this webinar, hosted by Saskatchewan SPCA, Crystal Giesbrecht from PATHS, will share results of research conducted in Saskatchewan with victims/survivors of intimate partner violence who own pets and farm animals, animal welfare professionals, and human service professionals. Examples of the intersections of […]
In this Facebook live webinar, hosted by Saskatchewan SPCA, PATHS' Director of Research and Communications will share results of research conducted in Saskatchewan with victims/survivors of intimate partner violence who own pets and farm animals, animal welfare professionals, and human service professionals. Examples of the intersections of intimate partner violence, animal maltreatment, and the need […]
This training will provide an overview of the dynamics of domestic violence in the context of separation, divorce, and child custody and access. All are welcome to attend. The training will take place over 4 mornings (8 am - 12 pm Saskatchewan time), Monday, September 20- Thursday, September 23. The training will be held using Zoom. […]
This training will provide an overview of the dynamics of domestic violence in the context of separation, divorce, and child custody and access. All are welcome to attend. The training will take place over 4 mornings (8 am - 12 pm Saskatchewan time), Monday, November 22- Thursday, November 25. The training will be held using Zoom. […]
This training will provide an overview of the dynamics of domestic violence in the context of separation, divorce, and child custody and access. All are welcome to attend. The training will take place over 4 mornings (8 am - 12 pm Saskatchewan time), Monday, January 17- Thursday, January 20, 2022. The training will be held using […]
Sheltering Animals & Families Together (SAF-T)®, through its Founder/CEO Attorney Allie Phillips, has led the movement to create on-site pet housing across the globe since the publication of the first written guidelines for domestic violence shelters in 2008. With up to 68% of women delaying going into shelter because of concerns for their pets, the […]
SaskSPCA, Provincial Association of Transition Houses and Services of Saskatchewan (PATHS) and STOPS to Violence undertook a project to study the feasibility of pet-friendly domestic violence shelters and to develop guidance for domestic violence shelters to welcome pets. The project included consultation with domestic violence shelters, including pet-friendly shelters in other provinces, and the development […]
What are the signs of an abusive relationship? Is it still abuse if there is no physical violence? What is the cycle of violence? How common is domestic violence in Saskatchewan? Where can you get help if you are in danger? Are there any pet-friendly domestic violence shelters? We’ll be discussing some of the many […]
