Tin Lorica is a comedian and poet, and co-host of Millennial Line, a live comedy and poetry series. Millennial Line has regularly featured diverse and queer-forward lineups of emerging and established comedians and poets, and […]
Jasper is putting his street days behind him and has already discovered the joys of endless cat naps. This handsome boy was spotted peeping through the window in a rural area and the finders noted […]
Oh sweet Wembley. He is a shy guy with a heart of gold. He loves lazy days and sunbathing. Due to his shy nature, Wembley has requested a quiet home and if possible, a cat […]
Mufaro Mbudzi is a stand-up comedian and fashion designer who recently took part in the Just For Laughs Vancouver Festival 2023. We caught up with him to find out more about his influences and style. […]
Get ready to meet the man of the hour – our brave friend – Wilson. Wilson has experienced more hardship than the vast majority of shelter animals, and maintained his sweet, loving purr-sonality throughout. He […]
“If you find it in your heart to care for somebody else, you will have succeeded”. Angelou arrived here as a stray alongside her 2 other siblings and mama. This kitten is truly ready for […]
Dusty Searcy is a Vancouver comic who recently started producing his own show, “Chit Chat Comedy”, as well as having a monthly show in the Mount Pleasant neighbourhood called “Cool Fun” along with previously featured […]
For many Canadians, winter means spending more time indoors, but it doesn’t have to. Although not the most popular season for hiking, winter can offer some of the most beautiful and unique outdoor experiences all […]
Firefly is a tiny little muffin baby who is looking for a particular home. She spent the first portion of her life living on her own and fending for herself. Because of this, she’s new […]
Her royal majesty, Gloria, is our honorary queen. She is just about the cutest little piece of heaven to grace us with her presence. She has grumpy cat vibes with the face of an angel. […]
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