Since its launch only 6 short months ago, The Pack Project Inc. has made a markedly significant impact in the rescue world. From gathering and donating supplies to arranging transport to raising funds, our pack angels have been working together and tirelessly all in the interest of helping voiceless animals in need.
The Pack directorship is a driving force of warmth, kindness and, loving support to a volunteer team that exceeds 70 members. Running a rescue takes huge effort and selfless dedication and, can be as consuming as a full time job.
It seems like there is always another emergency rescue to be made, more donations required, more more more to do, no matter how much has already been done. Keeping momentum going on the endless journey of advocacy and rescue requires stamina and heart and, an unflagging dedication to assist in any way humanly possible.
Because we are SO proud of each and every Pack member and equally as grateful to all of you out there for graciously supporting our initiatives, we wanted to showcase an overview of our accomplishments!
Our stats for 2014 (remember, all this was done in 6 short months) are as follows:
3 Dogs were adopted (Don, Mia and Aura)
14 Dogs were transported for various organizations by ground
4 Dogs were transported by airplane with a Pack volunteer
120+ Dogs were microchipped at 4 different clinics (Regina x 2, Moose Jaw and Yorkton)
Thousands of dollars were raised through our fundraising projects.
Our Children's program was created and approved in both the Public and Catholic school systems in Regina.
The following supplies were distributed to Canadian animal groups ALL of which were donated to The Pack:
7000 lbs Dry Dog Food
3000 lbs Dry Cat Food
600+ packages of Cat and Dog treats
2800 cans of Cat and Dog food
40 Kennels and Crates
500+ Cat and Dog Toys
150+ Leashes and Collars
1300 Food Dishes
1200+ lbs Cat Litter
1000+ Blankets and Towels
200+ Sweaters and Coats
45 Pet Beds
1500 Puppy Pads
AND 100's of assorted items such as:
Poop bags
Litter boxes and scoops
Scratch Posts
Vitamins and minerals
Medical Supplies
Training Equipment
Grooming supplies
Shampoo
And, even fun pet costumes!!
The following is a list of groups that were beneficiaries of supplies and aid during 2014:
Regina Humane Society, Regina
Regina Cat Rescue, Regina
Prairie Sky Dog Rescue, Regina
Carmichael Outreach, Regina
Prairie Animal Assistance, Regina
Moose Jaw Humane Society, Moose Jaw
New Hope Dog Rescue, Saskatoon
Saskatoon Dog Rescue, Saskatoon
Size Small Dog Rescue, Saskatoon
Angels of Hope Animal Rescue, Esterhazy
Guardian Angel Animal Rescue, Yorkton
Canine Action Project, Saskatoon
Canadian Animal Alliance, Regina
Pilots and Paws Canada, National
Collie Rescue Network, National
Strays That Can’t Pay Dog Rescue, Virden, MB
Bright Eyes Dog Rescue, Regina
Beautiful Mutts of Norway House, Norway House MB
Hillside Canine Fosters and Doggy Doula, Winnipeg, MB
Animal Rescue Team, Yorkton
Street Cats of Regina, Regina
SCRAPS, Moose Jaw
The Pack directorship is a driving force of warmth, kindness and, loving support to a volunteer team that exceeds 70 members. Running a rescue takes huge effort and selfless dedication and, can be as consuming as a full time job.
It seems like there is always another emergency rescue to be made, more donations required, more more more to do, no matter how much has already been done. Keeping momentum going on the endless journey of advocacy and rescue requires stamina and heart and, an unflagging dedication to assist in any way humanly possible.
Because we are SO proud of each and every Pack member and equally as grateful to all of you out there for graciously supporting our initiatives, we wanted to showcase an overview of our accomplishments!
Our stats for 2014 (remember, all this was done in 6 short months) are as follows:
3 Dogs were adopted (Don, Mia and Aura)
14 Dogs were transported for various organizations by ground
4 Dogs were transported by airplane with a Pack volunteer
120+ Dogs were microchipped at 4 different clinics (Regina x 2, Moose Jaw and Yorkton)
Thousands of dollars were raised through our fundraising projects.
Our Children's program was created and approved in both the Public and Catholic school systems in Regina.
The following supplies were distributed to Canadian animal groups ALL of which were donated to The Pack:
7000 lbs Dry Dog Food
3000 lbs Dry Cat Food
600+ packages of Cat and Dog treats
2800 cans of Cat and Dog food
40 Kennels and Crates
500+ Cat and Dog Toys
150+ Leashes and Collars
1300 Food Dishes
1200+ lbs Cat Litter
1000+ Blankets and Towels
200+ Sweaters and Coats
45 Pet Beds
1500 Puppy Pads
AND 100's of assorted items such as:
Poop bags
Litter boxes and scoops
Scratch Posts
Vitamins and minerals
Medical Supplies
Training Equipment
Grooming supplies
Shampoo
And, even fun pet costumes!!
The following is a list of groups that were beneficiaries of supplies and aid during 2014:
Regina Humane Society, Regina
Regina Cat Rescue, Regina
Prairie Sky Dog Rescue, Regina
Carmichael Outreach, Regina
Prairie Animal Assistance, Regina
Moose Jaw Humane Society, Moose Jaw
New Hope Dog Rescue, Saskatoon
Saskatoon Dog Rescue, Saskatoon
Size Small Dog Rescue, Saskatoon
Angels of Hope Animal Rescue, Esterhazy
Guardian Angel Animal Rescue, Yorkton
Canine Action Project, Saskatoon
Canadian Animal Alliance, Regina
Pilots and Paws Canada, National
Collie Rescue Network, National
Strays That Can’t Pay Dog Rescue, Virden, MB
Bright Eyes Dog Rescue, Regina
Beautiful Mutts of Norway House, Norway House MB
Hillside Canine Fosters and Doggy Doula, Winnipeg, MB
Animal Rescue Team, Yorkton
Street Cats of Regina, Regina
SCRAPS, Moose Jaw
The rewards in rescue are all paid to the heart. Nothing compares to the feeling one gets from seeing an animal in good health in a happy home and knowing that your team somehow supported that life being saved. Looking at the list above reminds all Pack Project volunteers just how much has been accomplished by working as a team.
Rescue can be a wild ride that most people have no notion of! There are volunteers out capturing big fat pregnant mama dogs, picking up abandoned dogs, saving dumped puppies, collecting owner surrendered animals, all around the clock. All for the love of animals.
In only 6 months I am proud to share that The Pack P)roject has surpassed its own expectations in delivering aid and assistance and is fully ramped up for a big year in 2015!
Rescue can be a wild ride that most people have no notion of! There are volunteers out capturing big fat pregnant mama dogs, picking up abandoned dogs, saving dumped puppies, collecting owner surrendered animals, all around the clock. All for the love of animals.
In only 6 months I am proud to share that The Pack P)roject has surpassed its own expectations in delivering aid and assistance and is fully ramped up for a big year in 2015!
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