Meet Lola Bunny! She is a 3.5-year-old Pitty/Mountain Cur mix, searching for her forever home. Ms. Lola has a mysterious past, but a bright future! She’s smart, she’s driven, and she is one heck of […]
Savvy is a young lady with a calm and thoughtful demeanour. Just over a year old, she’s still finding her comfort zone but has shown signs of being a gentle, affectionate companion. Whether lounging by […]
Life in Vancouver moves fast. Between work, school, social plans, and anything else in between, most people don’t even have time to breathe. All of this leads to a simple question: when was the last […]
Dolly is a special girl looking for her forever home. This little potato loves to show off her quirky personality while soaking in all your affection and to get her wiggles out with the silliest […]
Whitewater rafting isn’t just a vacation-of-a-lifetime thrill — it’s a living, evolving sport and outdoor culture. Here in British Columbia, and especially in the corridors around Vancouver, rafting has become a staple of summertime adventure. […]
Meet Fred! Once he’s comfortable, he’s perpetually purring and cuddly. He loves a warm lap and finding small spaces to settle in for an afternoon nap. Fred really lights up around other cats and would […]
Duke is a big, lovable guy ready to start his next chapter in life. At 5 years old, this German Shepherd/Great Pyrenees mix is used to having plenty of outdoor space, and he’d love a […]
Tabitha is a lovely brown tabby who came to us from a home overwhelmed with cats. Despite her past, she’s a sweet and affectionate girl who’s always up for a snuggle. Her calm demeanour and […]
Nathan Hare is a comedian, writer, and actor from Vancouver. Here, he performed at Vancouver’s Just For Laughs Festival four years in a row. After his recent move to Toronto, he has since taken the […]
Meet Aspen! A 7-month-old female Husky with a heart full of love and a tail that never stops wagging! 💙 Aspen is a sweet, playful pup who’s bursting with energy and curiosity. She’s still a […]
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