May 2017 update – SCARS was invited to find a rescued dog that could be a stand-in for Leading Aircraftman “Butch” during the official re-opening of the 418 Squadron Gallery at the Alberta Aviation Museum on May 16, 2017. Butch was a rescued dog who was the official mascot
Hi SCARS! We adopted Nova, now named She-Ra, just over three weeks ago and we couldn’t love her more!! She fits into our home and acreage with our other two dogs, DC and Olivia, like she’s always been here. She loves her new yard, three acres of space to
Are you interested in learning more about SCARS? We are holding our next no obligation new volunteer orientation session on Tuesday, May 9, 2017. The presentation runs from 6:00 PM until 7:30 PM and will be held in Party Room D at the Bonnie Doon Bowling Lanes (8330 –
SCARS needs foster homes! If you think you have room in your heart and home for a dog or puppy, cat or kitten, please join us for a SCARS Foster Home Orientation and Level 1 Dog Handler Training session. Date: March 16 Time: 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Location:
We are grateful to the Rabbit Hill Snow Resort for raising $2,285.15 for SCARS. They hosted their 6th Annual Family Winter Festival on Saturday, February 18, 2017 from 10am to 5pm. This year they selected SCARS as the charity that would benefit from the event. One dollar from every
Hi SCARS! This is Tucker (formerly Ben). We were fortunate enough to add Tucker to our Family on December 3rd, 2016. He has brought so much love and joy into our home. When we first got Tucker he was a little shy and timid. However, his brother, Donut, was
Since September 2016, Tina Coco, Director of Sales & Catering for the Ramada Edmonton West (10017 – 179 A Street NW, Edmonton) has allowed the SCARS Board of Directors to use meeting space at the hotel, free of charge, to hold their monthly meetings. We are so grateful for
The Grade 5 class at Fultonvale Elementary Jr High planned, organized and held a Bake Sale on January 29. It was a huge success thanks to the many baking donations made by the Division 2 students and parents. Thanks to the donations, time and effort, the Grade 5 students
Sweet little Banjo. He is a guy with a lot of personality and a will to survive. SCARS visits rural communities to collect owned pets for transport for spay/neuter, and after a period of recovery return to their homes. During a recent visit, we
Hi SCARS! Just a note about Kara, who is now Street. I know it’s only been a week, but she is an amazing puppy. She is pretty much house trained now, but she still has the occasional accident. However, whenever she does, it is always on the training pad.
