The Surrey Animal Resource Centre is the animal control facility for the City of Surrey which is the 2nd largest city in BC and the 12th largest city in Canada with a population of over 518,000. The centre helps animals and humans in our community through licensing, reuniting animals with their owner, and adopting out those who do not have an owner.
These are animals that we are looking to reunite with their families. These animals are not available for adoption. If you believe your pet is at the shelter as a stray please call the shelter directly at 604-574-6622 and leave a message with your name, phone number, and the ID number of the animal.
Dogs: http://bit.ly/SARC2021FoundDogs
Small Animals: http://bit.ly/SARC2021FoundSmalls
Livestock: http://bit.ly/SARC2021FoundLivestock
Animals that come in deceased (descriptions only): http://bit.ly/SARC2021FoundDeceased
ANIMALS AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION
These albums contain the photos of animals available for adoption. We do our best to keep these albums as up to date as possible, however we cannot guarantee their availability. If you see an animal you are interested in adopting please call the shelter at 604-574-6622 or email [email protected] to inquire about them.
Applications are sent out once you have had a conversation with our adoption desk about the animal you are interested in. Due to the volume of applications we receive we are not able to keep them on file or maintain a waiting list.
To view animals available for Adoption please use the links below:
· Dogs: http://bit.ly/SARC2021AdoptableDogs
· Cats: http://bit.ly/SARC2021AdoptableCats
· Small Animals: http://bit.ly/SARC2021AdoptableSmalls
· Livestock: http://bit.ly/SARC2021AdoptableLivestock
Tips:
*In Foster to Adopt* means that the animal has an approved application and is in foster until further medical treatments or behavioral treatments can be completed.
*Come Meet Me at PetSmart* Animals that are currently at our offsite adoption centre, PetSmart Boardwalk in Guildford, Surrey BC.
*Transferred to Rescue* Animals will sometimes be transferred to rescues for many reasons including:
If they have special needs that are beyond what can be managed in shelter
If the shelter is at capacity and other partner shelter have space to take in adoptable animals
We don’t list where the animal was transferred to unless the rescue asks us to - as many rescues have different intake and processing procedure and the animal may not be placed up for adoption immediately.
PAGE CONTENTS & USE
Surrey Animal Resource Centre (SARC) page is intended to provide a place to help reunite stray animals in our care, promote adoption of animals in our care, and promote the programs/events at the centre.
However, SARC expects that users will not post any materials that are considered inappropriate or offensive.
The SARC reserves the right to remove any content that:
• Transmits any materials in violation of local, provincial or national laws;
• Uses vulgar, profane or inappropriate language;
• Contains threatening, abusive, discriminatory or obscene material;
• Duplicates, stores or transmits copyrighted material;
• Lobbies for political purposes;
• Duplicates, stores or transmits pornographic materials;
• Suggests or supports illegal activity;
• Posts material that is likely to compromise the safety or security of the public or public systems;
• Advertises or solicits on behalf of businesses or not-for-profit organizations;
• Posts material that is not topically related to the content.
PRIVACY: Surrey Animal Resource Centre adheres to both federal and provincial privacy legislation. Personal Information may be collected for the purposes of entering a contest. The Surrey Animal Resource Centre is collecting this information under s.26 (c) of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. For questions regarding the collection of personal information, please contact the [email protected] , 17944 Colebrook Road, Surrey, BC.
