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There were no shelters of any kind for 250 miles. Twenty years later there
is still only Turtle Gardens. We have adopted over 4000 dogs since
inception; an average of 227 to 250 dogs per year.
20978 Severson Road
P.O 230 Topley, BC
V0J 2Y0
250-696-3188
Manager Yvette Labatte
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I am looking for an Akita pup
I am going to be in your area next week so I will
call you. If you have one please hold it for me or if you
know where I can get one we can discuss that when I call
I met one of your workers in Aldergrove, that is where I live
I will be going to Smithers so I will call and maybe I can stop in
My ph# 604 308 5259
Thanks
Comment by Rick Klassen — August 22, 2008 @ 10:22 pm
A few years ago I dropped off a few hundred pounds of food for Turtle Gardens at your daughter’s in Vancouver. when I was at Tisol’s the other day and asked if they had any food nearing expiry and they had several hundred pounds of dog food. Most rescues down here are OK for food, so wondered if you would be interested in it? Being from Tisol’s, it’s excellent quality. Is there a place I can drop it off in the Lower Mainland? I’m located in White Rock/South Surrey. If it’s helpful, I can keep asking for food.
I help out VOKRA occasionally and am awed by all that rescues accomplish with so few resources. I am considering getting a fund raising organization together (perhaps United Paws?) that would work like the United Way, but to assist animals. There are a lot of people who can’t do hands on rescue but love animals and would help out. Plus, it would give rescues a bigger voice. Rescues would be members, but their organizations would run just as they are and would continue their own fundraising, but hopefully something like United Paws would reach an as yet untapped market for donations and assistance.
Comment by Roberta — September 3, 2008 @ 6:53 am