AARCS
136 dogs and cats rescued from freezing temperatures in remote northern Saskatchewan community
By Sarah Kraus Reporter
A handful of Alberta animal rescue groups answered the call after a remote community in northern Saskatchewan reached out for help in dealing with hordes of stray dogs and cats. Continue reading
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Adoptable dogs in Alberta are donating blood to save lives
To be a donor, dogs must be over 55 pounds, between one and eight years old, up to date on their vaccines and well-behaved. Continue reading
Alberta Animal Rescue Society says man who ‘found’ 15 cats misled them
A Calgary animal rescue is calling it “an act of desperation.” Continue reading
Calgary animal shelter thanks Albertans for answering urgent adoption plea
The Alberta Animal Rescue Crew Society (AARCS) reached maximum capacity with 600 homeless cats and dogs last week after adoptions were sluggish. Continue reading
Calgary animal shelter issues plea as it hits capacity with stray cats and dogs
If you can’t adopt, AARCS said you can donate time or money, or foster animals. Continue reading
Puppies rescued from abandoned car were among 44 dogs brought to Calgary animal group this week
By Lauren Pullen Digital Journalist
“Really there’s no better feeling than saving a life.” Continue reading
Year in Review: Best animal moments of 2017
Canines and felines and crocodiles, oh my. Continue reading
48 puppies and dogs rescued from northern Alberta; many to be adopted through Calgary society
“We were pretty flabbergasted to find as many animals as we did. “ Continue reading
Kitten apparently thrown from moving vehicle recovering at Calgary animal rescue
By Gil Tucker Reporter
A kitten with injuries consistent with having been thrown from a moving vehicle is recovering at a Calgary animal shelter. Continue reading
New hospital for stray animals opens in Calgary
The animal hospital is designed specifically to help homeless, abandoned and abused animals that are rescued by AARCS, and will not be open to the public. Continue reading