Meet Sniper! This one-eyed senior girl is looking for a quiet retirement home. Sniper isn’t happy here at the shelter. She doesn’t want to be here and would much rather be in a quiet adult […]
Meet Chadwick, a sensitive big boy who came to us in rough condition, covered in scratches and scabs. After a course of antibiotics and a loving foster home, sweet Chadwick is finally starting to relax […]
Jon Endo is a Vancouver-based comedian who had his start in entertainment through theatrical sketch comedy and film production. Being of mixed Asian heritage, Jon talks about his experiences and observations of life while poking […]
Oh boy – here comes Cricket! This tiny little gal comes with a BIG purr-sonality. She loves spending time showing her friends her tummy, all her gymnastic moves, and her darling little head boops. Most […]
Blackie Chan is shy and sweet, soft and silky. She enjoys rolling around on soft bedding and asking for belly rubs with her big twinkly eyes. She has interacted with cats in the past, so […]
Andrea Jin is a stand-up comedian and writer born in Shanghai, currently based in Vancouver BC. She was recently selected for the New Faces of Comedy showcase at Just for Laugh’s Montreal Festival and has […]
This guy is a gentle Walrus! He has spent the first year of his life living with other cats and thinks he would enjoy that in his new home as well (with proper, slow introductions, […]
Vancouver’s very own Zee Zee Theatre, in partnership with a consortium of Canadian theatre companies, is proud to announce they are now accepting applications for the National Queer and Trans Playwriting Unit until July 5, […]
Sweet petite little Penny (AKA: Pennelope) is needing a quiet home where she will be able to live without dogs or other cats. Her family loved her, she is great with the kids but she […]
We had the chance to talk with Vancouver comedian Steev Letts about his comedy influences and what he is currently up to. How would you describe your comedy style? I think my style is sweet, […]
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