Thank you to Birthday Girl Abi and her friends for the wonderful donations to help out the animals currently at the SPCA!

Abbie, Jasmine, Destiny, Cassandra, Shaylyn, Alexandria, and Phoebe raised just over $57 for the SPCA. They sold cookies and bracelets during recess. We appreciate the donation girls!

Once again Braelyn, received cash instead of Birthday gifts for her recent Birthday. She donated the money to help the animals at the GP SPCA. Thank you Brealyn for your generosity!

Brya who is 6 years old donated a box full of pennies, to help care for the animals that are currently at the SPCA waiting for their forever home!

Sara who just turned 11, hosted her Birthday party at the Grande Prairie and District SPCA. In lieu of Birthday presents her friend brought goodies for the animals that are currently at the shelter!

A big thanks goes out to Connor who just recently turned 5! Instead of birthday presents, Connor had his friends and family bring dog and cat items to his party, and donated everything to the SPCA. Thanks again Connor, the animals will love the gifts!!

The Alberta Automotive Recyclers and Dismantlers Association (AARDA) support essential services in Alberta. Pictured here, Randy Montgomery, owner of Harry's Auto Wrecking in Grande Prairie presents a $1,000 donation from AARDA to the Grande Prairie SPCA. Receiving the donation for SPCA is Jamie Martel , the Region's Administrative Supervisor. This gift is being used to purchase new Kuranda beds for the dogs while they stay at the shelter!

St. Gerard's Grade 2 cless of 2011 starting fundraising with various canteen items in their school. Through their fundraising efforts they were able to purchase many, many toys and treats for our animals while they wait for their forever homes! Thank you for your kindness to the animals at the SPCA!

Tyson Hay had his 8th birthday this year! To celebrate, he requested pet toys as his birthday presents  and decided to donate them to the homeless pets at the SPCA! He also donated his birthday money at an amazing $230 which could be used to buy many more toys for our animals! Thank you Tyson for being so generous!!

Classes Kindergarten, Grade 3 and Grade 6 from St. Mary’s School worked together during the school year to collect recycled milk jugs so they could donate them to the SPCA. They were about to raise over $160.00 in recycled milk jugs! The money was donated into the COPP fund at the SPCA to help spay and neuter our animals. Please take pleasure in the knowledge that your contribution has helped many animals within our shelter. Without your help, we would not be here. Thank you!

Classes Kindergarten, Grade 3 and Grade 6 from St. Mary’s School worked together during the school year to collect recycled milk jugs so they could donate them to the SPCA. They were about to raise over $160.00 in recycled milk jugs! The money was donated into the COPP fund at the SPCA to help spay and neuter our animals. Please take pleasure in the knowledge that your contribution has helped many animals within our shelter. Without your help, we would not be here. Thank you!

Anna Theuerkauf turned 9 years old this year. To celebrate her birthday, her and her friends collected 'birthday' gifts for the animals being housed at the SPCA. This was the 4th year in a row that Anna shared her generosity with the animals at the SPCA! Wow!

7 year old Emma Kimble decided to collect cash donations for her birthday this year. She was able to raise just over $300.00 for the animals of the SPCA. Thank you Emma from your furry friends at the SPCA!

Jayden Bjur celebrated her 9th birthday at the SPCA. Her and her friends had great fun and made new animal friends like Terwilliger the cat in the adoption cat room. Thanks for celebrating with us Jayden!

Arlene Salacki's Grade 6 class from Harry Balfour held a Penny Drive from Grades 4-8 with the help of a Grade 2 class as part of a Social Studies project.  They raised $635.87 in their class alone with a total of $1,387.12. This money will go into ARF.

Kendra Hovelkamp wanted to do something special for her 7th birthday this year. She decided to have a party and instead of presents for herself, she collected presents for the homeless animals while they wait for homes at the SPCA. Thank you Kendra, for having such a big heart!

A fantastic $1000.00 donation from Encana Corporation. Thank you for the support!

A generous donation from Canadian Tire! These funds will go towards events and COPP!

Sydney Olderskog had her 10th bday party at the SPCA and instead of gifts she asked her friends for money to donate to the SPCA.  She raised a whopping $145.00 from her birthday party and chose to donate the money into the SPCA's ARF fund.

Braelyn Stacey recieved cash gifts for her most recent birthday. She decided to donate the money she received at her birthday to the SPCA to help funds such as ARF and COPP. Braelyn was able to donate $100.00 to the homeless animals here at the shelter. Thank you for being a friend to the SPCA Braelyn!!!

On January 3, 2011 Liam Wark brought in a donation of over $200 to donate to the  "Control our pet population" (COPP) Fund. The fund has been put in place to continuously collect funds that will allow the Grande Prairie & District SPCA to spay and neuter every pet that leaves our building prior to adoption. Liam had a birthday party and in leiu of presents requested his friends bring money for all their furry friends here at the SPCA. Thank you Liam for having such a big heart!

On December 22, 2010 Alberta Health Services (AHS) Employee Charitable Donation Fund awarded $5,000 to the Grande Prairie SPCA. Each pay period, participating employees contribute a portion of their wages, via payroll deduction, towards the Employee Charitable Donation Fund. The donation will go toward the funding of the 52 dog kennels which are currently under construction at the shelter.

Hunter had been given money for Halloween and he chose to donate all of it to the animals at the SPCA. Thank you from your furry friends at the SPCA Hunter!

On October 28, 2010 Teepee Creek School held a fundraiser at their Halloween Carnival to help raise money for the GPSPCA. The school successfully raised $192.00 in the carnival which was donated to our COPP (Control Our Pet Population) Fund. This is a new fund at the Grande Prairie & District SPCA which has been derived from our need to spay and neuter all adopted pets prior to their adoption. Now that the fund is in place, we are collecting donations to go into the fund and establish a spay and neuter program for all animals who are placed into homes through the GPSPCA. The school presented our Public Education Coordinator with a cheque of the proceeds from the Carnival and were also introduced to a resident of the shelter named Scooby Doo.