Hurraw

Vendor's own story page describes a single Quebec founder, Cyril Lemyre, who created the recipe and still runs the business from Saint-Hyacinthe; no acquisition, investor, or parent company is mentioned anywhere on the site. Corporations Canada's federal registry returned zero results for the name, consistent with a Quebec provincial incorporation, which is bot-walled to fetches and could not be checked directly.

• Our story · the vendor's own site “Cyril Lemyre founded Hurraw in 2003”
• Corporations Canada - Search Results · registry record “0 results were found, 0 returned.”

The vendor's how-it's-made page states the product is manufactured at its own plant at 8580 avenue Emilien-Letarte in Saint-Hyacinthe, Quebec, describing a proprietary hybrid freeze-dry and air-dry process developed there in 2017. No other manufacturing site is mentioned.

• How it's made · the vendor's own site “the very first zero emission plant in the pet food industry”

Single-site business headquartered and operated out of Saint-Hyacinthe, Quebec, per the vendor's contact and story pages; no other office or facility is named.

• Our story · the vendor's own site “8580 avenue Emilien-Letarte, Saint-Hyacinthe, QC, Canada, J2R 0A3”

The vendor's own formulas and how-it's-made pages describe human-grade meat, produce, and locally sourced Quebec berries but do not state a country of origin for every ingredient. Two independent directories, The CANADA List and madeinca.ca, both describe the diets as made with Canadian-sourced meats and vegetables, corroborating a fully domestic supply chain.

• Our formulas · the vendor's own site “local berries (blueberries, cranberries)”
• The CANADA List · directory “Canadian-owned and operated in Quebec; all dehydrated raw foods are made in Canada with Canadian-sourced meats and vegetables.”
• Hurraw · directory “a Canadian-owned and operated company”