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Workplace Teams
- Make meaningful connections with colleagues
- Break down silos across departments or regions
- Build leadership skills and networks
- Promote healthy living and philanthropy
- Increase visibility in your community
PAST MOVERS!
ADOPTED: Finna
Fun loving Finna is a gentle and loving girl in search of her forever home
Celebrating Community in the Okanagan
Members of our management team visited our Okanagan Region recently and enjoyed the warm hospitality of our amazing community there.
Purdys Chocolate Fundraiser
Stock up on your favourite Purdys Winter fundraising treats AND support PADS at the same time!
Client Care Manager | Position Filled
We are seeking someone to fill the role of Client Care Manager, helping us fulfill our mission of providing assistance dogs to our waiting clients.
Adoption Pending: Mara II
Mara is a spunky, fun-loving girl with lots of love to give.
MEET THE A&W LITTER
Meet the A&W Canada puppies, named after members of the iconic A&W burger family, spokesperson, and mascot, these adorable puppies are set to bring joy and hope to many lives.
Adopted: Tetley
Tetley is a very sweet and loving dog wrapped up in the cutest little compact package of happiness, in search of her forever home.
THANK YOU NORTH BURNABY LEGION #148
We would like to thank the North Burnaby Royal Canadian Legion (Branch #148) for their generous donation of $7,500 from their Poppy Fund in support of PADS Program.
THANK YOU POWELL RIVER LEGION #164
PADS Development Manager Jane Short, along with Veteran Matt and PADS Fischer visited the Powell River Royal Canadian Legion (Branch #164) to present Valerie McGregor, Trustee of the Powell River Branch, with a plaque in appreciation of their generous support of out PTSD program.
THANK YOU COQUITLAM LEGION #263
Volunteers Ken with PADS Waffle and Kerry with PADS Sprinter visited the Coquitlam Royal Canadian Legion (Branch 263) last week to present them with a plaque in appreciation of their ongoing and generous support of our PTSD programs. Laurie Chapman, chair of the...