Please be advised that on March 27, 2011, a small, black, male dog, possible cocker spaniel, was found running at large on the train tracks near Woodland and Elm. The animal has a black nylon collar, responds to English commands and may have an eye infection. The dog is currently in our animal pound.
If the actual owner has been found, please refer him/her to the West Island Communication Center at (514) 630-1234 and ask to speak with a Beaconsfield patroller.
This stray in Beaconsfield has finally managed to find a home! Nice to see her adopted before the real cold arrives!
” My passport home” is an initiative to promote the I.D. of all companion pets on the Island of Montreal. Too many are killed needlessly since they are not claimed and in many instances frantic guardians are searching for their pets and do not know where to begin. A micro chip will provide the names and coordinates of the guardians in an instant and ensure a safe return home.
Dogs and cats will be available for adoption from 2:00pm till 4:00pm
Johanne Tasse, head of the Companion Animal Adoption Centres of Quebec (CAACQ), will host a meeting which will focus on the state of animal services in the West Island, the management of dogs considered dangerous and stray cats.
The meeting Tuesday, Oct. 5, at Christ Church Beaurepaire, 455 Church St., costs $10. Registration begins at 6:30 p.m. and the meeting at 7. For information, call 514-232-6282 or 
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Our little gray spayed female has been missing from her home at Eastbourne Avenue and Hampshire in Beaconsfield since Friday, September 17th.
She does go out regularly but ALWAYS comes home. She lives with her brother and they’re very close. She’s 15 months old, approximately 9 lbs and VERY friendly and verbal. She’s a classic tabby (i.e. marbling on sides and light colored belly and feet). She was not wearing a collar at the time. She’s a bit rounder in the middle now but her general appearance is the same.
Please contact us if you have any sightings or news. Thank you!
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