Need a laugh? Romany Runnalls of Aquarius Mortgages is proud to present Stand Up for the Animals! This exciting night of comedy will feature six of Kelowna Comedy’s top comics with 100% of ticket sales going directly to the Okanangan Humane Society.
Spay – Neuter Saves Lives and Ends Suffering
The Okanagan Humane Society (OHS) is a Registered Canadian Charity #8888 17269 RR 0001 formed in 1996 by volunteers committed to solving pet overpopulation. OHS carries out its Mission by:
- assisting low income families with access to low cost spay/neuter and sometimes medical care for their pets;
- rescuing, treating and rehoming stray, feral or abandoned animals;
- promoting responsible pet care through public awareness and education.
OHS is volunteer run, and foster home based, relying only on donations and grants. We could not function without our supporters, volunteers and the care and compassion of our veterinary partners.
Pet Assistance Program*: Low income families or individuals can apply for assistance here:
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1128
Animals Cared for in 2020
21,192
Animals Cared for since OHS inception
Cats and Kittens Available for Adoption
2022 Current Available Cats and Kittens
Meet "Little". She is a lovely 8-10 year old cat found in the North BX area of Vernon in late October.
She was previously spayed and now has been dewormed and vaccinated.
Little takes a while to warm up to...
Pepper- DSH Tabby/White male, approx 13 years old. Found outside with Lucy, possibly abandoned by previous owners. Pepper is medium sized but has a huge heart. He loves head scratches and would love nothing more...
Lucy- DLH Torti approx 13 years old. Found outside with Pepper, possibly abandoned by previous owners. Lucy is medium sized with beautiful fur that will require regular grooming. She loves head scratches and lots of...
Cinnamon is a 5 month old female brown tabby. She came to us with her sisters, and she is now ready to find her forever home!
As one of the Spice Rack kittens, Cinnamon came to us semi-feral,...
Ginger is a 5 month old female brown tabby, and Nutmeg is a 5 month old female black kitten. Ginger and Nutmeg are a bonded pair of sisters, and they are looking for their forever home together....
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Supporters
On behalf of the Directors, Volunteers and Members of the Okanagan Humane Society, we thank all of the individual donors and the following granting agencies who generously support the animals we rescue:
Thanks to CanFel Foundation of Guelph, Ontario for their generous support of our work to stop cat overpopulation with multiple Spay/Neuter Grants.
Deep appreciation to Central Okanagan Foundation which has provided a generous 3 year commitment to help with the OHS Community Cat Trap Neuter Release Program, and in support of Low Cost Spay Neuter assistance for low income families to help fix their pets.
“The Central Okanagan Foundation is a community foundation providing an ongoing contribution to the quality of life in our community through building endowments, grant making and community leadership. We bring donors and charities together to provide for the needs of the community today, tomorrow and forever.”
Thanks to a generous donation of $5,000 donation from Private Donor Christopher Grauer, through the Community Foundation of the South Okanagan Similkameen for assistance with the Rescue Program in 2020.
Your Community Foundation - For Good. Forever.
Annual funding has generously been provided by the B.C. Provincial Government B.C. Gaming Grant Commission in support of the Rescue Program.
A leading funder of animal welfare in Canada
OHS are grateful recipients of a PetSmart Charities of Canada grant for our Pet Assistance Program which provides access to veterinary care for people and their pets who have severely limited financial resources.
Support from private donors and granting agencies is critical to our mission work. Without you solving pet overpopulation in the Okanagan would not be possible.