Public opinion research with Canadians on pet trade 2022/2023 : integrated report / prepared for: Canadian Food Inspection Agency. : A104-286/2023E-PDF

"The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) is responsible for mitigating the risk of introduction and spread of certain animal diseases that could negatively impact both human health and animal health. Animal imports are one avenue in which diseases can enter and spread in Canada. The CFIA has increased its focus on dog imports, as there has been an increase in significant issues related to dog imports, such as non-compliances with humane transportation requirements and cases of canine-variant rabies (dog rabies) being introduced into Canada ... The objective of this research is to develop a better understanding of audiences who are involved in the pet trade (import/exports): such as an individual’s decision-making journey when adopting or purchasing a pet from abroad; individuals who travel with their pets or bring their pets to Canada; and the role that commercial importers (such as breeders, resellers, and animal welfare organizations) play in this broader ecosystem. This research also helps the CFIA identify and test key messages for future communications products"--Summary, page 6.

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