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Formerly known as the Prairie Pitbull Rescue, The Prairie Pets Rescue has changed and grown a lot over the years, but their mission has stayed the same - Helping pets and their communities thrive. Prairie Pet Rescue is fortunate enough to have an intake facility to assess and prepare animals for rehabilitation in foster homes while they search for the animal's forever home.

Last Chance Cat Ranch is the largest no-kill, not-for-profit cat rescue south of Calgary, Alberta. They work hard to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome cats that would otherwise be forgotten. By taking in unwanted cats, Last Chance saves cats and kittens from living in dangerous environments and finding them an enriching and loving forever home.

The Lethbridge & District Humane Society has been a safe haven for homeless and abandoned animals for decades. From its humble beginnings in private homes to its current shelter, the Society continues to grow with the community, offering compassion, care, and second chances to pets in need.

The humane animal rescue team (hart) is a non-profit organization that rescues stray, abandoned, and unwanted dogs from rural areas surrounding Edmonton, including first nations. Their rehabilitation efforts help to organize medical care and training so that these dogs can be placed in furever homes. In addition, the hart team advocate for responsible pet ownership and help to spread awareness of animal cruelty and the importance of spaying and nurturing initiatives to reduce the number of unwanted litters.

SCARS helps communities by taking in pets that are unwanted or slated for euthanasia. They collect pets from remote area dog pounds and veterinary clinics that act as the pound. They also take in stray and abandoned pets, many of which are sick or injured. Every animal is given a veterinary and behavioural assessment and any medical care or rehabilitation it requires. SCARS spay/neuter, vaccinate & microchip every animal that comes into our care.

Zoe's mission is to make positive change in the lives of pets, families, and communities in need. They believe that saving an animal helps more than just that one pet but has a ripple effect on the lives of all those involved. With a large network of supporters and volunteers, Zoe's is able to provide valuable services like a spay-neuter-return program, providing community education, and providing support and accessibility to marginalized communities.

Little Cats Lost may be small, but they have a big goal: To reduce euthanasia and the growth rates of feral cat colonies through a safe trap-neuter-return program in the community. In addition, they aim to raise awareness of the importance of these humane practices and to provide support to the community by working with Animal Control to rehabilitate and rehome unwanted kittens and strays.

Founded by a small group of concerned citizens, the Okanagan Humane Society has grown into a region-wide network of fosters and volunteers. By focusing on spay/neuter, medical care, and adoption, OHS works tirelessly to give every local animal the chance for a better life.

Saving Lives, One Dog at a Time Paws it Forward believes that every dog deserves a chance at a better life. Paws began in 2011 with a single goal; to help make the world a better place for dogs. Paws rescues dogs all across the Okanogan and beyond. By utilizing a trusted network of foster homes, Paws is able to give dogs the care, time, and rehabilitation they need to be placed into the best forever homes.

LAPS promotes the physical, emotional, and psychological well-being of dogs and cats. Langley Animal Protection Society is lucky enough to have a state-of-the-art facility that allows them to intake, rehabilitate, and nurture pets until they can be adopted out to the right family. LAPS is the animal control service provider for Langley, giving them the opportunity to work in the community to make it safer for pets and people.

The Animal Rescue Foundation of Alberta is a non-profit, volunteer-driven rescue with a simple mission: better lives for dogs and cats in need. Through fostering, adoption, medical support, and community education, ARF advocates for animals who can’t speak for themselves.

Calgary Humane Society is more than a shelter—it's a lifeline for pets who can't speak for themselves. From adoptions and behaviour classes to rescue and protection, we’ve been serving vulnerable animals and their people for over a century, building a more compassionate community along the way.