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OKANAGAN PUPPY-RAISING CHAPTER

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RAISE A DOG

Welcome a puppy into your home and your life for approximately 18 mos. Raising a PADS puppy means having a furry companion by your side at work, school, the grocery store and wherever else you may go in a day.

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Our supporters and sponsors help in a variety of ways, from helping to feed our puppies, building awareness or raising much needed funds for training.Β  Would you like to get involved with supporting PADS? Contact our Okanagan Team today for more information.

OKANAGAN NEWS

Armstrong Co-op

Armstrong Co-op

It takes a village! In partnership with the Armstrong Regional Cooperative gas bars today PADS Okanagan received their Patronage Equity Payment. Stopping by the Vernon Gas Bar today were PADS Client Sarah Lapp & PADS Assistance Dog Rico, local radio personality...

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Meet Sunny

Meet Sunny

We're thrilled to introduce you to our newest puppy AND our newest Veterinary Partner! Meet PADS Puppy-in-Training Sunny as well as Caitlin, Dr Schenk and Alisha at Sunridge Vet Clinic in Vernon. Sunridge is generously supporting the veterinary care of our growing...

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OKANAGAN PUPDATES

Billie II | January 2025

Billie II | January 2025

Friday, January 31 Dear Diary, I can’t believe tonight is the last night at my holiday resort. I have been so busy. I’ll do my best to tell you some of my highlights. When I first met my host family, we went for a big walk, and then I checked out my new bed and got as...

Mickey II | January 2025

Mickey II | January 2025

The first month of 2025 is already behind me! I’m almost 7 months old now and officially a teenager. While that can come with some challenges, I’m told I’ve been showing more maturity and making a lot of progress, especially in making good choices when faced with...

Astro II | January 2025

Astro II | January 2025

Well friends, I had my surgery this month. I handled it like a champ and got to look very fashionable in my onesie and donut. The hardest part was that I wasn’t allowed to run around for 10 days afterward. I have been a rockstar at puppy class and am doing really well...

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