Baby it’s COLD outside!! From November 15th, 2019 to January 15th, 2020 TRACS is collecting new or gently used Dog Coats, Sweaters and Booties to distribute among the less than fortunate pups in our community. All sizes and sorts welcome! You will find our dropboxes at the following locations: Bosleys – Mission & Glenmore Tail… Read more
Notice of ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of The Responsible Animal Care Society Thursday July 26th, 2018 6:00 – 7:00 pm Choices Market (upstairs) 1937 Harvey Avenue Read more
Original story on Castanet: Bunny disease on its way – by Jon Manchester – Apr 14, 2018 A Kelowna animal care society says it’s only a matter of time before a deadly rabbit disease reaches the Okanagan. The Responsible Animal Care Society is urging all rabbit owners, breeders and meat suppliers to vaccinate their animals… Read more
Notice of ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of The Responsible Animal Care Society Tuesday July 18th, 2017 6:00 – 7:00 pm Choices Market (upstairs) 1937 Harvey Avenue Read more
In our last newsletter we told you about the passing of Zero, one of the precious dogs living on the property which houses our largest rabbit sanctuary. We also told you about Bill who was Zero’s best friend and cohort. When Zero passed, Bill started to age just a little bit faster and it is… Read more
By Cyndy Mymka My day started as it often does with my going to the computer and checking e-mails. It usually includes many petitions primarily to do with animal welfare. Unfortunately there seem to be more and more of them entering my inbox. You wonder and can’t imagine how some people can be so horribly… Read more
Rabbits are indoor pets that with proper care can live 8-12 years. Sadly every year thousands of Easter Bunnies are abandoned in shelters or released into the wild where if they survive, they will breed uncontrollably.
I am not a toy. I am a living being with feelings and needs. Read more
The Responsible Animal Care Society says think twice before adopting a rabbit for Easter.
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First, we would like to apologize for our “summer” newsletter getting to you in what is almost “fall”. As always with lots of animals to care for and never enough volunteers, we have been stretched thin, thus making the newsletter a work in progress. In this latest version you will find a variety of reading… Read more
RABBIT RESCUE PROJECT The TRACS Rabbit Rescue program which began in 2008 continues with just under 350 rabbits still in our care. We provide veterinary care, food, and shelter in safe sanctuaries which are run solely by volunteers. Another integral part of our team are a number of local veterinarians, specializing in exotic animals, to… Read more