The Links Road Animal & Bird Clinic
41 The Links Road M2P 1T7 Toronto, ON, Canada

Attention everyone! Our clinic bird Goli has a very important announcement! Goli would like all of you to know that our clinic's e-mail address has changed. Our e-mail is now [email protected]. If you have any questions or concerns about your pet, need to book an appointment or would like more information about our clinic and the services we offer, please feel free to send us an e-mail. You can also phone our clinic at 416-223-1165.

There's an old song about a horse with no name, but we have a patient who is a tortoise with no name. This Indian star tortoise came to our clinic recently for a check-up as he is being rehomed. His new family hasn't named him yet and we would love to hear your suggestions on what his name could be!

Today is Remembrance Day, a day to remember all of those who suffered and lost their lives during wartime. What many people forget is that millions of animals, ranging from elephants to insects, also suffer terribly and die as human-created conflicts are imposed upon them. The following article tells the stories of just some of the animals who were forced into service during the First World War; including a pigeon who was shot, blinded and lost a leg, but still managed to complete her mission, and a famous Canadian bear who was ultimately spared from being subjected to the horrors of the front lines. Lest we forget. https://www.express.co.uk//world-war-1/535149/Animals-war-

It's Monday and our patient Larry the leopard gecko wants to wish all of you a wonderful week! Larry also wants you to know that leopard geckos have some characteristics that make them unique compared to many other gecko species. You can find out more about leopard geckos by checking out our blog post about them: https://thelinksroadanimalclinic.com//february-2019s-anim/