Giving Back

We believe in giving back!  We pledge to donate at least 2% of our sale income to worthy causes.  These are the charities that we will support for 2024/2025. 

Endless Pawsabilities

Endless Pawsabilities Rescue Society is a registered not for profit organization dedicated to Animal Welfare.  We are headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Endless Pawsabilities is dedicated to the prevention of pet overpopulation by advocating for spay and neuter programs and responsible pet ownership.  We also proactively support rescue and adoption efforts within Canada. We focus on the adoption and fostering of dogs.

Julie fostered a couple of times for EP until she foster failed with the last one... How can you not fall in love with this face: 

 

 Ways YOU can help: 

  • apply to be a foster and help dogs in need find their forever homes - many of the dogs needing fosters are puppies so its a great way to get your puppy fix without the lifelong commitment of having a dog. 
  • donate food or used supplies
  • donate directly (click the link below)
  • buy dahlias from Country Road Flowers! 

Contact Endless Pawsabilites directly 

 

ALS Society of BC - Project Hope

We have a dear friend that has been recently diagnosed with ALS.  It is an awful disease with no known cure.  YET!  

The ALS Society of British Columbia (ALS BC) is a registered non-profit charity supporting ALS patients, their families, and caregivers to ensure the best quality of life possible for those living with and affected by ALS. 

The ALS BC community, including donors and patients, firmly believes that we are standing on the threshold of unprecedented hope. With many ALS therapies showing great promise in late-stage clinical trials and the UBC Faculty of Medicine ready to accelerate translational research, now is the time to invest in building research capacity for ALS right here in British Columbia.

PROJECT HOPE is the unwavering commitment of ALS BC to support research with the ultimate goal of discovering the cause of and cure for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS).

How you can help: