Who we are

Mission:

To care for homeless and abandoned companion dogs and cats within the Municipality of Crowsnest Pass

To speak for those who cannot speak for themselves

• Established September 15, 1978 and from 1978 to present as the only animal welfare organization for the Municipality of Crowsnest Pass, Alberta
• We are volunteer and donation based
• Our SPCA is an “open environment” facility. Cats are generally not caged and are allowed to roam freely within the facility interacting with each other.
• The dogs in the CNP SPCA have indoor heated rooms (6’ x 7’) and have ready access to outdoor dog runs.
• Only those cats and dogs with dietary restrictions, medical issues or behavioral issues are limited to enclosures.

Vision:

To inspire and educate our community to demonstrate and practice proper care, respect and compassion for animals.

• We offer advice and direction in proper general care of cats and dogs
• Promote spay & neuter of companion animals
• Discourage unnecessary cosmetic procedures on cats and dogs – eg. declawing, ear cropping, tail docking and the like
• Work collaboratively with local elementary school students to encourage involvement, interest and understanding of our facility and its purpose.
• Promote awareness of our activities and services to the community through media and fundraising events