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Global Pet Showdown: Who’s the Cutest Companion from Parliament Hill to Capitol Hill and Beyond?

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Global Cutest Pets Contest Brings ⁢Together the Animal Health⁢ Community in a Playful Competition



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canadian Animal Health Institute




OTTAWA, Ontario, Nov. 12, 2025 (GLOBE ‍NEWSWIRE) — In⁣ an exciting collaboration, three prominent animal health organizations are launching the inaugural⁢ Global Cutest Pets Contest. This event aims to unite pet lovers and ‍their furry companions from around the globe in a⁣ party of the special bond between ‌humans and animals.

This ‍international competition features winners from three beloved contests:⁣ Cutest Pets on‍ Parliament Hill (Canada), Cutest Pets‌ on capitol Hill (United States), and Best‍ Friends in the Brussels Bubble (Europe). The goal is⁢ to determine once and⁤ for all which pet can claim‌ the title of ‌”Cutest.”

The initiative ⁤is spearheaded by the Canadian Animal Health Institute (CAHI), alongside its partners—the Animal Health Institute (AHI) and AnimalhealthEurope. This‌ pleasant contest seeks to emphasize a shared commitment ⁤to animal welfare, health, and companionship across different continents.

Catherine Filejski, President ​of CAHI stated, “The Global⁤ Cutest ⁤Pets Contest⁢ illustrates how pets can bridge divides‌ that often separate us—be they political or cultural. Our‍ experiences on Parliament‍ Hill have ‍shown that our four-legged friends⁣ can foster connections among ‍policymakers and citizens alike. ⁤While ‍we believe Canadian pets are undeniably adorable,this event celebrates ⁤all pets!”

Martha Scott Poindexter,President and​ CEO of ‌AHI remarked: “Finding​ common ground in ‌Washington is often ⁣challenging; however,our love for pets unites us ‍all. ⁢The ​Cutest Pets on Capitol ‍Hill contest highlights how essential it‍ is to keep our pets‍ healthy while allowing us to share this important message ⁣globally with our colleagues in Canada and Europe.”

From Brussels, ‍Roxane Feller, Director General of AnimalhealthEurope added: “This global partnership showcases our ⁢collective dedication to ensuring both animal​ health and societal well-being. Whether you’re in Europe or North America—or anywhere else—our pets remind us why our work matters.”

The public‍ is encouraged to cast their votes for their favorite finalists through the competition’s website. The winning pet will be revealed on December 9th—coinciding with International Day of Veterinary Medicine—and will earn not only‍ bragging rights as the World’s Cutest Pet of 2025 but ⁤also capture hearts worldwide.

How to Participate:

To ⁢vote or​ find out more⁤ about this ​delightful competition visit:

https://ahi.org/2025-world-cutest-pets-public-voting/

A brief Overview of Participating Organizations:

The Canadian ⁣Animal Health Institute (CAHI)
Founded in 1968,
‍ ⁣ CAHI serves as a trusted voice within Canada’s animal health sector.
⁤ Our members supply veterinarians
⁣ across Canada with essential veterinary medicines
aimed ‌at promoting both companion animals’⁢ well-being
⁢ ‌⁤ ‍as well​ as food-producing‌ animals’ health.
⁢ Healthy animals contribute⁣ significantly ‍towards creating a healthier Canada.

the Animal Health Institute (AHI)
A leading ‍organization⁤ representing U.S.-based companies that​ develop products ⁤designed for maintaining animal wellness,
​ including pharmaceuticals,
⁢ vaccines,
‌ ⁣ feed⁣ additives,
‍ ⁤ ‌ ‍ diagnostics.
⁣​ ‌ Our ‍members create innovative solutions that help ensure longer lives for pets while supporting food safety ⁤through healthy livestock⁣ management.

An Introduction ‌to AnimalhealthEurope:
This organization represents manufacturers ‍involved with producing veterinary medicines,
⁢ vaccines,
‌along⁣ with other healthcare products​ throughout⁣ Europe.
They⁢ advocate ‍sustainable practices regarding animal welfare ⁢while comprising⁣ fourteen major producers along with sixteen national associations spanning twenty⁤ countries.

Media Inquiries:

Eleanor hawthorn
Communications ‌Manager
Canadian Animal Health Institute
ehawthorn@cahi-icsa.ca