Jessie is a sweet kitty eagerly awaiting a forever home. She came in with her two young sons when their owner was no longer able to care for them. Jessie is a little bit shy […]
Meet Reggie! This little Muppet is looking for a family to call his very own. He is a fearful guy due to a rough previous life and will need a calm and quiet environment to […]
Violet is a stunning long-haired torbie with a heart of gold. At 5 years old, she has the wisdom and grace of a true lady. With her beautiful fur and gentle demeanour, she captures the […]
Cisco came to the shelter when the guardian was no longer able to care for him. He is very sweet with people and would do best in a home with an experienced dog person. Cisco […]
Billy Would Designs is a local Vancouver small business focused on recycling wood waste and skateboards, and turning them into beautiful unique pieces to wear or use. We had a chance to connect with owner […]
Meet Baby! This lovely middle-aged gentleman came to us all the way from Osoyoos! Baby loves to interact with humans and bake biscuits on his blankets. He enjoys being cozy, comfy, relaxing and sleeping. Baby […]
CMC Associate composer and violist, Thomas Beckman serves as Festival Composer for the Artists for Conservation, and violin and viola instructor at World of Music and Arts. His new #violalicks series focuses on 52 film […]
Amy Nugent is the executive director of Urbanarium, a registered charity based in Vancouver. Urbanarium serves as a platform for discussing urban planning and design, engaging people through competitions, debates, and studio programming. Their goal […]
Meet Horton, the delightful Staffy Bully mix on the hunt for his forever home! With an easygoing demeanour, Horton is a joy to be around and thrives on human connection. Eager to engage his sharp […]
Groove Cat Books and Records is a local BC gem located in New Westminster prioritizing community and local arts. Their love for community led them to creating a space where they could prioritize safety and […]
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