Pet Welfare

CAAT

CAAT is a registered Canadian charity organization whose mission is to improve the health and welfare of domestic animals in areas that have little or no access to veterinary services.

Run Sprocket Run

“Sprocket the dog and Lex are training for a marathon. Although she can’t join in on race day, Sprocket has pledged her support and will be joining her owner for most of the 700 miles of gruelling trailing runs, including 20 mile long runs and hill work outs. They are doing this to raise money for the RSPCA and help animals in need around the world. To sponsor Sprocket and find out more about their adventures, click below.

Kelowna SPCA

Animal Welfare

CANDi International

Unlike any other animal welfare organization, CANDi brings together business interests, economic interests, and charitable interests to implement consistent, effective, and replicable humane programs wherever they are needed most.

Painted Dog Conservation

Painted Dogs, also known as African Wild Dogs, are unique to Africa and they are among this continent's most endangered species. It is estimated that a mere 3,000 remain. The Painted Dog population in Zimbwawe is one of the last strongholds of the species and we are committed to their conservation. Our conservation methods and our work with the local communities are beginning to have a positive effect on the outlook of the Painted Dog species.

Mountain View Conservation

Mountain View Conservation and Breeding Centre is a leading non-profit Canadian facility that breeds endangered species in family groups for re-introduction back into their natural habitat in Canada and around the world.

Art

Caroline Stanley

Caroline Stanley believes the dog’s free spirit has the ability to weave itself intricately into man’s life. They continuously charm us with their frolicking and foolish behavior, binding themselves tightly to our soul. She’s hooked; hooked by their soft ears, playful nature and zest for life. Having always been drawn to creative acts inspired by nature and animals, the dog has been no exception. Her art making has taken on this bond to create paintings that illuminate the dog’s feisty, relaxed or sweet nature.  

Caroline’s colourful canines have caught the eye of many people including TV host Brad Pattison who commissioned her to do paintings of many dog stars on his show 'At the End of My Leash'. Celebrities aside, the majority of her work reaches the general public across Canada, where she maintains an abundant flow of private commissions.