Local People Helping Local Animals
Dedicated to helping lost, abandoned and homeless animals throughout the Okanagan since 1996.
After a cat swallowed a sewing needle and thread and her guardian had to rush the feline to hospital, the Okanagan Humane Society stepped in to help cover expenses through the charity’s pet assistance program.
The pet assistance program provides support for pets whose
The Okanagan Humane Society (OHS) is warning pet parents of the dangers around ticks which can host on animals and use the host to survive. Ticks are incredibly dangerous as they carry various diseases which can be deadly. The most common is Lyme disease. Not
You can make a difference today. The Okanagan Humane Society is funded primarily through the generosity of people like you.
Adopting and caring for your new animal can create a lasting bond and memories for a lifetime.
The Okanagan Humane Society operates two primary programs: Rescue Program and Pet Assistance Program.
The Okanagan Humane Society has been helping local animals for many years. Learn more about us.
Are you looking for your lost pet? OHS volunteers work with the community to rescue lost, abandoned and homeless animals every single day. Check our Found Animals page for recent rescues and information on how to claim your pet.
Every year, hundreds of kittens are born to a life on the streets. This is not an easy life. A life full of danger and risk almost always ending in an untimely and tragic death from car strikes, disease, frigid temperatures, or predators.
These animals all have a story. Some were once family pets, sleeping on the couch and being fed every day and became lost or were abandoned by their owners.
OHS is committed to helping save lives and end the suffering. You can help with this life saving work.
We are grateful for the ongoing assistance from our amazing supporters.
Animals Available to Adopt
