New Westminster, BC

New Westminster City council has voted to ban the sale of rabbits in it’s city.

Thank you from all of us and all of the rabbits!

Do you like shopping?

Do you like Small Animals?

If so, and you are looking for a way to help but are unable to volunteer, please consider us on your next trip to Costco.

A donation of Kirkland industrial garbage bags (the regular ones, not the draw string type), Heinz white vinegar and paper towels would be greatly appreciated. Keeping up with cleaning and scrubbing takes alot of the little extras and we go through alot of them
It may not sound very exciting but after the food, bedding & vet care expenses, contributions such as this are just as important.

If you would like to donate or have any questions, please email info@smallanimalrescue.org

Thanks

We are trying to speak with the school – if they decide to go through with their plans, we will need your help!  We will be organizing a demonstration.

Please email info@smallanimalrescue.org for more info.

Will all be in a petting zoo at East Kensington Elementary Spring Fair. Bunnies are for sale 10$each(many different colors and breeds) Chicks $2(mixed breeds) each and ducklings $5 (pekin cross 4 white 1 black and white)each. Come to the fair and choose your new friend! Animals will be available to go to new homes at 3pm.

Location: 2795 184th st.
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East Kensington Elementary Spring Fair and Plant sale is this Sat June the 5th from 10am to 3pm. Activities include, Petting Zoo(from Hazelmere Pumpkin Patch) Plant Sale, Bouncy Castle, Firemen, Sugar the clown, BBQ, Entertainment, childrens games and prizes, Cake Walk, Silent Auction, Vendors and much more! This is a rain or shine event that the kids will love! 2795 184th st Surrey.

East Kensington is the smallest school in Surrey and has open boundry for registration and full day K. So if you are looking for an amazing school for your children come visit us at the fair or call 604-541-1257.

Currently SARS BC has oodles of rabbits waiting to be spayed or neutered.  The majority of rabbits that come to us are strays and thus are unaltered.
Having all of our rabbits spayed & neutered before they are adopted ensures that there will be no more unwanted litters of babies brought into the world as well as helping to decrease their risk of cancer and other assocaited health problems.  It really is the most important things that we can do for them.

Most have their appointments booked but we are looking for ways to help fund the procedures.  If you would like to help, we would love to hear from you.  For a donation of $50 you can sponsor a spay or neuter and for a donation of $65 we can also add a tattoo.

All donations will receive a tax receipt and a picture of the rabbit you have sponsored.  Please email info@smallanimalrescue.org for more information.

Please note - due to recent inquiries…..the cost of a spay or neuter is more than the $65 listed above we ask for a $65 donation as most people would not be willing to donate the full amount.  We also ask that particular amount as that is the adoption fee for our rabbits.  We loose money on each rabbit that is adopted out from us.  Additionally, we are NOT able to have the public looking to us to get their rabbits altered cheaper than they would pay at their vets.   Our vets work with us, to help us, help the animals and we do not want to take advantage of that or risk this privelage.

Thank you everyone!

During National Volunteer Week, SARS BC would like to thank all of our volunteers. 

As a 100% volunteer run organization,  without you, we would not exist and so many small animals would go without the help they need.

We ourselves feel that what we are doing is just a drop in the ocean. But the ocean would be less because of that missing drop.
-  Mother Teresa

I have always held firmly to the thought that each one of us can do a little to bring some portion of misery to an end.
- Albert Schweitzer

Foster home needed ASAP.

This lucky bunny was found living a foot off of a major intersection in Comox….amazingly he was able to avoid traffic.
He is friendly and was easily caught….but the people have 3 large dogs.
Can anyone help to foster or better yet, adopt him?
Cage and vet care provided for the foster home.
Please email info@smallanimalrescue.org ASAP if you are able to help.

Update – Home found….have a great life little man
We are so happy that you are now safe & sound.

Thank you to everyone who came out, donated and supported another successful bottle & penny drive.
We hope to see you at the next one, July 4, 2010.

Thank you Sarah!

All the little piggers here at the Small Animal Resue Society would like to make a special shout out to Sarah. 

At her last birthday party, Sarah raised money and decided to donate it to our society.  Sarah is a big animal lover with a special soft spot for the guinea pigs.  She currently has 4 and is seen here in the picture with Waffles.

Thanks to Sarah and all of her friends. 

Please save your bottles and pennies for the Small Animal Rescue Society of BC’s upcoming Bottle & Penny Drive, April 18, 2010. Thank you for supporting small animals in need by dropping off your returnables, pennies,and even Canadian Tire money at the
Burnaby Bottle Depot at 6893 E. Hastings St. on Sunday, April 18, 2010 bewteen noon and 3 pm!
Click here for a printable poster for this event.