Hi! I’m Lavender – the grey-and-white ball of energy! At 6 months old, I’m full of curiosity, confidence, and playfulness. I LOVE meeting new people and will probably trot right up to you to say […]
Sammy Ray Benty is a musical mischief-maker who blends Fred Penner warmth with Adam Sandler chaos, turning low-brow silliness into something unexpectedly sincere. Fueled by black coffee, dark beer, and the surreal soundscape of Bish […]
Meet Gloria! This lovable girl came to us as a stray and has adjusted to shelter life with impressive grace. Staff and volunteers adore her sweet, gentle nature and the way she brightens every room […]
Meet Lorenzo! He came into our care when his owner was no longer able to look after him. Lorenzo is a charming and social tabby who enjoys interacting with people. He absolutely loves to hang […]
Frosty is a beautiful 3-month-old black and white Husky puppy with the sweetest little face and eyes that could melt even the coldest winter day. Though he may look like a bold snow adventurer, Frosty […]
Meet Margaritaville! She came to us from Williams Lake after her owner was no longer able to care for her. She is a sweet young lady who is very busy and enjoys exploring her environment. […]
‘Tis the season to enjoy some live theatre, and The Improv Centre is bringing to stage a show never before seen on screens big or small. ‘Tis the Sitcom is an improvised version of a […]
Factories don’t need flashy gadgets; they need movement that works the same on a hot Monday as it does on a cold Friday night run. Industrial electric actuators earn their keep because they deliver repeatable […]
Meet the world’s most lovable “tough guy” with absolutely zero tough-guy energy! Brutus may sound like he belongs in an action movie, but in reality, he’s a young, silly, wiggly goofball who just wants to […]
Meet Spunky, a strikingly handsome “black panther” with the heart of a gentle giant! This big guy might look fierce, but he’s really all soft fur and love. Spunky adores pets, loves being brushed, and […]
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