Pet Related Links
Below is a list of links of animal oriented informational websites and organizations. The staff at Willow Creek Mobile Veterinary Service is not directly associated with the links below. We strongly recommend diligent research when choosing an adoption organization and inviting a pet into your family. We can’t stress enough the need for the right type of pet, that fits your lifestyle and will work for your family. Got a good link? Suggest a link.
Calgary & Area Pet Related Information:
Please read What To Do If You Find Injured or Orphaned Wildlife before bringing in any wild animals. Not all baby animals are orphans just because they are left alone, sometimes it can do more harm than good to remove them from their location. Your best bet is to contact CWRS if you have questions or concerns about any stray wildlife.
- City Of Calgary Pet Licensing Purchasing
- City Of Calgary, Responsible Pet Ownership
- City Of Calgary Cat Bylaws
- City Of Calgary Dog Bylaws
- City Of Calgary Poisonous Items In Your Home
- City Of Calgary Animal Services
- Town of Claresholm Cat Bylaws
- Town of Claresholm Dog Bylaws
- Okotoks Responsible Pet Ownership & Dog Licensing
- What To Do If You Find Injured Or Orphaned Wildlife
Animal Rescue Organizations & Adoption:
Pet Research:
Willow Creek Mobile Veterinary Service strongly recommends talking to a veterinarian about selecting a pet that is right for your family and can recommend quality breeders and rescue organizations for different types of animals. Since the choices are vast and each animal is different, make sure you know what you are getting into before adopting an animal. Here are some other links that we thought might help:
What To Do If You Find Injured Or Orphaned Wildlife:
Please read What To Do If You Find Injured or Orphaned Wildlife before bringing in any wild animals. Not all baby animals are orphans, just because they’re left alone and sometimes it can do more harm than good to remove them from their location. Your best bet is to contact Calgary Wildlife Rehabilitation Society if you have questions or concerns about any stray wildlife.
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