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Soon it will be the end of November, and the beginning of the last month of the year. 2025 has been full of upheavals… but also filled with a true light: Chiots Nordiques. I am not neglecting my blood family in any way, and their support is invaluable to me. But right now, I especially want to thank Chiots Nordiques for being in my life, in the lives of the dogs, and in those of the Indigenous communities in Québec. I’ve been deeply involved since the summer of 2023, and thos

For thousands of years, this deadly virus has caused the deaths of animals and humans alike. More than 59,000 deaths worldwide are...

There are experiences that mark a turning point in our journey, leaving a lasting impression. Whether it's through the mission, the...

For more than five years, I had dreamed of becoming a volunteer in the field with Chiots Nordiques. On several occasions, I submitted my...

It's hard to know how or when to begin this story. More than a year ago, the idea took root and developed with exciting anticipation and...

I was really looking forward to being selected for a Nordic Puppy field intervention! I'm really grateful to have had the chance to...

Crédit photo : Valérie Turcotte By Nathalie Ricard - volunteer since 2024 Since retiring, I've found a new life mission: to offer my...

15 days, 3 nations and 4 communities to visit! After nearly a year's work to ensure financing, coordination and logistics, this unique...

Adopting dogs from the “North”: How do you find your way around? It can be difficult for the uninitiated not to know and identify the...

Crédit photo: Milena Racheva (Ivujivik) Last February, I was packing my bags to visit Ivujivik, the northernmost territory in Quebec, a...

Social media and marketing manager (Freelance contract) Telecommuting DESCRIPTION Reporting to the Executive Director, the Social Media...

In emotions! In challenges! In difficult situations! But also in resilience, in finding solutions and in incredible moments that...

On March 3, I set off with several volunteers to make human and animal encounters that would enable us to bring 18 dogs to safety,...

Dog overpopulation in First Nations and Inuit communities in Quebec: a crucial issue

The Importance of Mental Stimulation and Chewing for Foster Dogs