YOU’VE SEEN US ON TV!
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The Regional Animal Protection Society is the subject of the new Bell Media docuseries PETS & PICKERS on DISCOVERY CANADA.
Watch episodes on CTV.CA and Crave TV! Pets & Pickers is the story of animals, their owners, and the special team of veterinarians who care for them. Motivated by extraordinary compassion and a singular belief that all animals deserve treatment, this 8-episode, unscripted series reveals how the Regional Animal Protection Society (RAPS) Animal Hospital works tirelessly to offer low-income pet families access to top healthcare. To fund these treatments, RAPS has a unique solution: their thrift store. Serving an energetic, dedicated group of animal loving “pickers” who comb through donated mystery bins containing abandoned storage locker items, all money raised goes to pay for vet care and lifesaving critical surgeries. It’s a one-of-a-kind “pets and pickers” relationship with an uplifting mission: to help animals and their people. A message from RAPS CEO Eyal Lichtmann:
RAPS began more than a quarter-century ago as a small, volunteer-driven community of animal allies trapping and spaying/neutering stray and feral cats in Metro Vancouver. We have grown into one of Canada’s largest and most innovative animal-serving organizations. But we have never lost sight of our roots. We are larger now … helping exponentially more animals each year than ever before. But we remain focused on the health and well-being of every single animal that we come into contact with … whether at our RAPS Cat Sanctuary (Canada’s largest!), at our RAPS Adoption and Education Centre, at the community-owned, not-for-profit RAPS Animal Hospital, or through our education and advocacy work that improves the lives of animals by influencing public behaviours and government policies. Everything we do is about helping animals … and their people. We know that the well-being of companion animals depends on the ability of their humans to care for them. When people face challenges caring for their animals, we are here. We are committed to the belief that no family should be forced to make life-and-death decisions about their companion animal based on ability to pay for veterinary care. Everything we do is founded on our no-kill promise. We keep this promise through the combination of our adoption centre, sanctuaries, foster homes and community-owned veterinary hospital. We prevent euthanasia by ensuring every animal gets the love, care and resources they need to survive and thrive. Here is something else we believe: Where an animal lives should not determine whether an animal lives. This is why we have constantly expanded our services beyond our traditional human-created boundaries. |
To keep these promises to the animals and their people, we depend on allies everywhere to help us. That includes you.
If RAPS sounds like the kind of organization that speaks to your values, become part of the RAPS story. Here’s how: Are you an individual or a family? Are you a foundation, corporation or granting body?
Are you an animal-serving agency or government that deals with animal welfare?
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Contact Information
Phone: 604-242-1666 Text: 604-242-1666 Email: [email protected] Suite 205 - 13340 Smallwood Place Richmond, BC V6V 1W8 Errors and Omissions: Please note that RAPS' website, services or offers may contain typographical errors or inaccuracies and may not be complete or current. RAPS reserve the right to correct any errors, inaccuracies or omissions and to change or update information at any time, without prior notice. Such errors, inaccuracies or omissions may relate to RAPS’ services, offers or educational materials or any other matter related to RAPS’s business and activities. RAPS does not undertake to update, modify or clarify information on its website, except as required by law or regulations. |
Regional Animal Protection Society
Regional Animal Protection Society (RAPS) is a no-kill animal services agency that operates what is now Canada's largest cat sanctuary.
Charitable Registration No. 89073 3777 RR0001 The RAPS Animal Hospital is a program of the Regional Animal Protection Society.
Regional Animal Protection Society is not overseen by Government or a Crown corporation and is in no way similar to provincial health authorities and their regional facilities. Site powered by Weebly. Managed by IDEXX Laboratories
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