One of the most common reasons pets are surrendered to local shelters is the lack of affordable pet wellness.

There are more than 2,000 homeless cats living in Surrey. You can help with your generous donations of food to feed these starving cats.

A mom cat was spotted with four young kittens, but by the time our volunteer arrived, they had been scared off by people chasing them.

Cat food can be donated from October 17 to 24.

Don’t miss your chance to get these great items during our October fundraising sales!

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