
Meet Kit!
7-month-old Kit needs time to gain trust in the people around him after his world turned upside down. He’s in the perfect foster home for

7-month-old Kit needs time to gain trust in the people around him after his world turned upside down. He’s in the perfect foster home for

Beautiful Becky is decompressing while she waits for a spay appointment currently scheduled for April 1st. She may get into the clinic sooner so if

This 1½-year-old big fellow is waiting for his vet visit before he’s ready to welcome a new family. If you have a quietish home and
The Gwaii Animal Helpline Society (GAHS) is a BC registered non profit society located on Haida Gwaii, which is the unceded territory of the Haida Nation. We are solely volunteer-run. Our primary mandate is to support and encourage humane treatment of companion animals. Whenever we can, we prefer to provide support to current guardians who are struggling to care for their companion animal(s), to improve the life of both guardian and companion animal. Support could come in the form of guidance, information sharing, referrals, and/or special financial assistance programs. If none of these options are viable, we help find new homes. Depending on our resources, we accept any animals needing a home, for whatever reason.
Salem is an approximately 5 year old male cat that came to us as a rescue from outside of Masset. Salem was being fed by
Sam thought 6-year-old Queenie, who he adopted last year, should have a feline companion to motivate her to play and lay around less. While that
Say hello to Sapphire’s kittens! They will be 8 weeks old and ready to go to their forever homes after their vet checks and first
Our community support programs are for qualified low-income owners, and are dependent on available funding and volunteer resources.
Click one of our services below to read more about it.
Our spay/neuter assistance program covers the cost of spay or neuter surgery for qualified low-income families.
Our medical assistance program is for companion animals of low-income guardians and provides financial support for those most vulnerable in our island communities.
Our TNR program is a humane approach to addressing community or feral cat populations. Click to learn more about this program.
Our low-income spay/neuter assistance program also covers the cost of core vaccines, the rabies vaccine, boosters & more.
Our organization offers rehoming for abandoned or surrendered animal companions including services for the receiving, fostering and adoption processes.