Office Hours
10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Monday to Friday
Saturday, Sunday and Stat Holidays – Closed
Contact us to schedule an appointment!
(403) 335-8297
info@wildrosehumane.ca
Get Involved With WRHS
The Wild Rose Humane Society is looking for people like you! Join our team of animal-care volunteers, fundraising committee, foster homes or as a member on the Board of Directors. Unable to fulfill any of the above options? The shelter is always in need of donations to support our animals.
Zilla has been at the shelter the longest out of any of our animals. He is such a loving guys who LOVES playtime, pouncing on toys and racing through tunnels. He especially loves adventuring outside on his harness! If you are looking for a cat who genuinely loves being in the company of others then look no further – Zilla has you covered!
Frequently Asked Questions
Have a question for us that you don’t see on this list? Please don’t hesitate to contact us! You can call the shelter at (403) 335-8297 or email us at info@wildrosehumane.ca!
What animals do you have available for adoption?
Currently, the Wild Rose Humane Society has cats and dogs available for adoption.
Is volunteering a big time commitment?
Volunteering at our shelter is not a big time commitment. We offer a variety of flexible shifts that are approximately 2-3 hours in length. Unable to volunteer at the shelter but still want to be involved? We are always looking for volunteers to join our fundraising and special events team!
Are your animals kept in kennels all day long?
No! In fact, a majority of our animals are out and about in spacious rooms where they can socialize with the other cats. The only time we ever put our cats in kennels is if they are sick, recovering from a procedure, or have behavioral issues. Though our dogs/puppies are kept in kennels they do get to go outside for walks, playtime, socialization, and enrichment activities at least 4 times per day.
Are the animals spayed/neutered and vaccinated before adoption?
Our adult cats and dogs come with their 1st & 2nd set of vaccinations and are spayed and neutered before adoption. For our puppies and kittens, they also receive their 1st & 2nd set of vaccinations from a registered veterinarian, however, they may be adopted prior to being spayed/neutered. The WRHS will reimburse kitten adopters $50 with proof of spay/neuter before the animal reaches 7 months of age.
Do I have to pay to foster an animal through the WRHS?
Nope! Fostering is 100% FREE! All supplies necessary will be provided by the Wild Rose Humane Society. All you have to do is provide a warm, safe home environment and provide love and support to the animal.
