Spay Neuter Action Program

11/02/2025

Rest in Peace Tucker, you will be forever missed.

17/01/2025

17/12/2024

SNAP would like to thank our ongoing supporters, Champion Pet Foods, Kuhlmann's Flowers, Save on Foods Spruce Grove and all of the many kind hearted people who continue to support SNAP. These are very trying times and we appreciate the support tremendously.

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20/11/2024

Donations of litter/pellets/wet dog food always welcomed. Shout out to all of our supporters

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04/11/2024

Shout out to Darren & Michelle for their ongoing support! Thank you.

01/11/2024

PLEASE!!!! Bang on your hood and sound the horn before starting your car this winter....you may have a passenger under the hood trying to keep warm, and they can be seriously injured or killed when the car starts up....

31/10/2024

Halloween Safety Tips

For many of us, Halloween can be a ghostly good time. Candy, costumes and frights in the night can be a lot of fun. Unfortunately, our pets don’t necessarily agree. For them it can be a stressful night that causes anxiety. We would like to offer some Halloween safety tips so pet lovers can enjoy their trick-or-treating and keep their animals safe.

No treats for your animals. Candy, candy wrappers and decorations should be kept out of a pet’s reach. Chocolate can be toxic, and many sugar-free candies, gum and baked products contain Xylitol or Birch Sugar, a sweetener that is toxic to dogs. If you suspect that your pet has ingested something with Xylitol or Birch Sugar, call a veterinarian immediately. Tinfoil, cellophane and plastic candy wrappers can also be hazardous if swallowed.

Beware of glow sticks. Often children carry glow sticks through the darkening streets to stay safe as they trick-or-treat. When they are brought inside, pets—especially cats—find them to be a lot of fun. However, if they are punctured the liquid inside, even though labeled non-toxic, is extremely bitter. A pet may become hyper and race around the house, and even begin drooling.

Happy Halloween

Pumpkins are for people, not pets. Pumpkins are considered to be relatively non-toxic, but they can produce upset stomachs. If your pumpkin is lit, keep it out of your pet’s reach. Pets can knock over pumpkins, and curious kittens and pups run the risk of being burned.

Have a safe Halloween!

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04/10/2024

Special thanks to Champion Pet Foods! We appreciate you so much! Great product, wonderful community minded company that chooses to make a difference in the lives of so many animals.

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04/10/2024

GREAT INITIATIVE!

24/09/2024

BARN BUDDY'S PROGRAM - OCTOBER DEADLINE

Details about the Barn Buddy Program and how to apply.

28/08/2024

Thanks to Darren & Michelle Baylis for taking a chance on this guy! No one else would.

27/08/2024

Kitten homes badly needed, please message SNAP for details.

03/08/2024

Forever kitten homes needed. Please message SNAP for more information.