A Richmond-based animal charity is asking the public to dig deep after rescuing dozens of kittens and cats from a hoarding situation. READ ARTICLE
Update on Rescued Cats and Kittens
On March 31 and the first days of April, the Regional Animal Protection Society rescued dozens of cats and kittens from a situation in Richmond. In all, 30 adult cats and 20 kittens have...
50 cats rescued in Richmond after strays inundate property of well-meaning resident
Animal welfare organization says rescue comes at a tough financial time READ ARTICLE
RAPS Saves Scores of Cats and Kittens in Large Rescue Operation
On March 31 and April 1, RAPS rescued 20 kittens and 27 adult cats, three of them pregnant, from a situation in Richmond in which a well-intentioned individual was feeding stray cats but the numbers...
RAPS Calls on Federal Government to Encourage More Charitable Giving
Letter to Prime Minister outlines ways government can encourage individual donors. The Regional Animal Protection Society has joined hundreds of other charities across Canada in commending the...
Pets and human safety around coyotes
Changes in human behaviour lead to changes in coyote routines Springtime is breeding season for coyotes, as it is for many other animals. By and large, coyotes coexist mostly uneventfully with...
Regional Animal Protection Society COVID-19 Update
Regional Animal Protection SocietyLatest Update – March 30 We hope that you and those you love – humans and other animals – are staying healthy at home and maintaining social distancing. We want you...
COVID-19: B.C. agencies take steps to protect animals during pandemic
The B.C. SPCA will limit public access while the Regional Animal Protection Society will offer no-interest plans for pet owners facing financial challenges. READ ARTICLE
Pets, People and COVID-19
Regional Animal Protection Society Steps Up for Families and Companion Animals in Need Services mostly uninterrupted Sanitization standards intensified Veterinary service with social distancing...
RAPS helps animals … and their people!
Pets welcome at emergency shelter, vet care courtesy of RAPS Animal Hospital People come to the Salvation Army’s Richmond House Emergency Shelter for a lot of different reasons. They may...