When Jade was surrendered to WAG, she was keeping a little secret! FOUR little secrets actually :P They were born at WAG on July 5, 2020, and now we need your help choosing names <3

We are excited to announce the return of our WAG calendar for 2020 and your chance to be a part of it! Choose a photo that shows your cat or dog enjoying Spring. Have fun and get creative! Winning photos will receive a gift basket full of doggy OR ...

Hero was surrendered to us at only 1 year old. He had not been feeling well for a few days and had stopped eating. WAG agreed to take him in, and he was seen at Garibaldi Veterinary Hospital and Eagleview Veterinary Hospital. After some diagnostics ...

Eddie was found wandering the streets all alone. He had been seen around the community, losing weight and shaking. He was brought to WAG where he has unfortunately been diagnosed with Thyroid Carcinoma. Now we need your help to give him the care he needs.

Welcome to WAG's CANADA DAY RAFFLE! Featuring a yummy gift basket filled with (almost!) all Canadian products, highlighting the Almighty Canadian CAESAR! Value is $85! (Must be 19+ to participate)

WAG is a not for profit animal shelter located in Whistler BC and rescues cats and dogs from the entire Sea to Sky Corridor. Help raise money for WAG by participating in this fun photo contest!

Stewie was surrendered to WAG in extreme pain with a broken femur. WAG was able to act quickly and get him the medical care he desperately needed. He has a long road to recovery and WAG needs your help in covering his veterinary care. Please Help!

WAG's Month of Love is back! Only $5! Enter our raffle for your chance to WIN our Gift Basket of LOVE! Full of treats for a romantic night in... with your dog! This basket includes, but is not limited to: Wine! Dog treats! Candles! Dog toys! and more!

WAG's Critical Care medical fund needs replenishing! Donate for your chance to WIN TWO TICKETS to Whistler Whistler Pride’s final night of celebration – the SNOWBALL! Featuring mega sound, incredible visuals, stunning go-gos in a massive space!

So far in 2017, WAG has taken in 24 Critical Care cases! These animals arrive at the shelter in medical distress and need special veterinary care and treatment. Our Critical Care Fund needs your help to replenish so we can continue taking in animals.