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LANGLEY ANIMAL PROTECTION SOCIETY

LAPS number one priority is to ensure that superior care is given to the animals. It is in the staff’s job description to ensure each dog is exercised at least 3 times per day, that they reside in clean kennels all day and that they receive good quality food & medical care. Cats have extra large cages and a communal area for exercise.

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SPCA DE L'OUTAOUAIS INC.

Incorporated on May 8, 1984, the Société pour la Prévention de la Cruauté faite aux Animaux is affiliated with the Montreal SPCA. The mission of this non-profit organization is to protect all animals in the Outaouais region.

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ABBEY CAT ADOPTIONS

Abbey Cat Adoptions is a non-profit organization dedicated to finding permanent homes for abandoned cats and kittens in the Greater Toronto Area. We work closely with foster homes and potential adopters to find a suitable match between families and their new pet.

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POMERANIAN AND SMALL BREED RESCUE

Pomeranian and Small Breed Rescue is a volunteer rescue group, providing care for dogs that have been surrendered, or are in danger of losing their lives in local Animal Control facilities. We are a registered Canadian charity, operated by a group of dedicated volunteers working to provide a safe and loving environment for these wonderful animals. Since its onset ten years ago, Pomeranian and Small Breed Rescue has successfully placed over 600 dogs into caring, loving homes. We have gone from one foster home to over 20 active volunteers.

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S.A.G.A. SOUTHERN ALBERTA GREYHOUND ASSOCIATION

SAGA is a volunteer run, non-profit organization that was founded in the summer of 2003 by a group of people that had fallen in love with these majestic animals and saw the demand for such an organization here in Alberta. Not only does SAGA promote the adoption of retired racing greyhounds to loving homes, our mandate also includes providing information about greyhounds to the public. These dogs are not what most people would expect, which is why we encourage everyone to come experience them at one of our Meet and Greet events. SAGA is committed to looking out for the welfare of retired racing greyhounds, educating people about ex-racing greyhounds, their qualities as pets, and their care.

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SOCIETE DE CONSERVATION DU CORRIDOR NATUREL DE LA RIVIERE AU SAUMON (SCCNRS)

Selected because of exceptional geo-physical characteristics, large tracts of unfragmented forest and significant amount of biodiversity, the rivière au Saumon watershed is a privileged eco-region for the creation of a protected natural corridor. Using an individual voluntary conservation approach, based on a scientific methodology, the SCCNRS provides a conservation solution that is flexible enough to respond to the needs of an individual landowner’s use of their property while meeting the SCCNRS’s conservation objectives for target species and habitats. This is acheived by identifying the areas of greatest ecological value on each property and assuring their protection using conservation tools adapted to the personal objectives of individual landowners.

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Community Cats Toronto

Urban Cat Relief is a network of dedicated, caring and experienced foster homes. All of our cats and kittens are raised in family environments. They get the love and socialization needed to help them succeed in their forever homes. We observe our cats and kittens to learn their personalities and strive to make the right matches between the cats and potential adopters. All of our cats and kittens get the medical help they need. This includes vaccinations, spay/neuter, injuries cared for and any surgeries required. We do not cut any corners when it comes to the health of our cats. All of this requires donations from cat-lovers like you! Please help the cats. Donations of any amount are urgently needed and gratefully accepted. You can be sure that all monies donated go directly to the cats. Urban Cat Reliefwishes to Thank-You for your financial support.

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Ottawa Therapy Dogs

Ottawa Therapy Dogs (OTD), was established as a chapter of Therapy Dogs International (TDI) in early 2000, and in 2003 was incorporated in Ontario as a not-for-profit charity. In 2006 it became an independant organization, locally administered. OTD aims to offer both Animal Assisted Activities (AAA) & Animal Assisted Therapy (AAT) to those in the community who can benefit from the therapeutic effects of the human-animal bond. Discover us at www.ottawatherapydogs.ca.

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FOOTHILLS LAND TRUST

Conservation Easements held by the Foothills Land Trust protect, enhance and conserve: - Biodiversity/Wildlife Habitat - Agricultural Lands - Natural, Scenic and Aesthetic Values For more information please visit our web site.

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Dreamcatcher Nature-Assisted Therapy

Fuzzy Face Express Mission and Vision Mission Statement: Through work with specially screened, trained and certified animals and therapeutic helpers, we bring health, happiness and healing to people of our community who may face challenges in getting the help they need due to location, financial status or otherwise. Our program is mobile, distinctive and specialized to meet the individual needs of the diverse people we serve. Vision Statement: We are committed to helping people of all ages, from all walks of life find healing, balance, joy, hope and confidence through the immediate feedback and inspiration that animals provide.

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BEAGLE PAWS

Beagle Paws is Canada's largest Beagle rescue organization run by dedicated volunteers all over Canada. Our head office is located in St. John's Newfoundland with active chapters in the greater Vancouver area, Kelowna, Calgary, Edmonton and Halifax.

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GREAT BLUE HERON NATURE RESERVE SOCIETY

The Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve is a 130-hectare site (325 acre) located on the un-dyked floodplain of the Vedder River in Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada. Managed by the Great Blue Heron Nature Reserve Society, the site is known for a large breeding colony of Great Blue Herons. Each year hundreds of Great Blue Heron arrive to nest in the Cottonwood trees. In 2012 there were over 160 active nests. The Great Blue Heron is an at risk species in BC. The site also protects a wide variety of wildlife, vegetation as well as species at risk such as the Painted Turtle, the Salish Sucker, and Red Legged Frog.