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Compassion saves dog's life

Caring souls are evident by their actions. This was the case on a recent Tuesday morning.


 

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Spring craft fair and test drive The second annual Uplands Elementary fundraiser runs 10am-3: 30pm on April 13 at 4471 207A St. and features crafts, a basket raffle, a bake sale, door prizes, a concession and barbecue and face painting. Preston Chevrolet is providing vehicles for the test drive fundraiser.


 
Dogs from the Langley Animal Protection Society

All dolled up

Animal welfare and rescue organizations can often be found at community events in order to showcase the animals that need loving homes. Youngsters Lynden and Taylah Mercier couldn't resist a chance to meet Tinkerbell, a dog at the Patti Dale Animal Shelter. Adoptable dogs were given a chance to strut their stuff in a doggy fashion show at the recent Lower Mainland Quarter Horse Association Horse Bazaar and Country Fair. The horse association includes community groups at the event so they can showcase the work they do. Taking part in the fashion show were the Langley Animal Protection Society (LAPS) which runs the shelter, Size Small Dog Rescue of Langley, and Our Last Hope, a rescue group in Hope. PetSmart supplied outfits for the show. Langley is also home to groups that care for cats (CARES), small animals such as rabbits (Small Animal Rescue Society) and wildlife (Critter Care) as well as ideo groups that train service animals and provide therapeutic horseback riding.


 
Lori Shewan

Funds help furry friends

The cats and dogs that come to the Patti Dale Animal Shelter in Aldergrove are often in need of a trip to the vet.


 
Lisa Lambert

Grateful for chance to volunteer

For the abandoned and often forlorn animals that come into care at the Patti Dale Animal Shelter, it's volunteers like Lisa Lambert who help turn around their lives.


 
Aldergrove Community Secondary

Teens come to aid of ailing senior

Three high school students were only too glad they were able to help out a woman who collapsed near their school but please don't use the "H" word.


 

LAPS rescue saves wayward dog

Slashing rain and cutting wind rarely unbridle the enthusiasm with which my two little dogs, clad in their rain jackets, face their morning walk.


 
Mercy the dog

Licensing season hits in the Langleys

There are good reasons to get a dog licensed in Langley, but Sean Baker said the most important is to help reunite canines and owners.


 

Porker on the lam

The Patti Dale Animal Shelter in Aldergrove sees every breed of dog and cat, as well as some more exotic animals from time to time. This winter, it turned up another in its string of rarer residents.


 
Dogs like Maddie

Council considers ban on chaining up Fido in yard

Langley City is looking at updating its dog control bylaw after a presentation by the Campaign for Animal Rights Legislation asked it to ban dog tethering.


 
The two missing steers

Missing steers go home on range

The two missing steers of South Langley have been rounded up.


 
Tayah offered congratulatory kisses

Brain injury helped dog lover realize her dream

Kennel doors are expected to swing open today on a half-million-dollar facility in South Langley that some didn't believe could happen.


 
The two missing steers

Cattle go missing

You wouldn't think two 700 pound animals could simply vanish, but a South Langley family is on the lookout for some missing steers.


 
Sean Baker

Rum balls remind of favourite person

doesn't think it's much of an exaggeration to call his grandmother's rum balls "world famous."


 
Yukon

Santa pictures help shelter pets

Families will line up for hours to get their children's pictures taken with Santa. Similarly animal lovers will wait - albeit in shorter lines - to have their beloved dog or cat's picture taken each year with Ol' Saint Nick.


 
Jayne Nelson

Making the stay okay

Staff and volunteers with Langley Animal Protection Society strive to make furry tail endings come true, and Jayne Nelson believes it takes a village to make it happen.


 

Longtime volunteers dedicated to animal care

Take a closer look at what it takes to run an animal shelter, and you'll discover there's more to it than first meets the eye.


 
Musician Trevor Murray, left

LAPS visit plucks pair's heartstrings

There's long been a connection between country music and animals.