The Ducky Foundation

05/28/2026

Nail Trim Fundraiser

Join us on Sunday, May 31st from 10:30am to 1:30pm at What the Woof Pet Supplies and help support local animals in need while getting your pets pampered!

We have some exciting news! We have decided to add some extra spa services.

We’re now offering:

🐾 $10 Face Trims
🐾 $10 Paw Trims
🐾 $20 A**l Glands

Plus our regular $10 Nail Trims.

All funds raised go directly back into our communities to help animals receive veterinary care.

Bring your dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets, and more!

If you have a reactive animal please call ahead and we’ll happily schedule you just before or after the main rush to help keep everyone comfortable and stress-free.

Every trim helps a local animal get the care they need. Come by, say hi, and support a great cause!

05/23/2026

**COURTESY POST**

Please reach out to the owner with any information.

From the owner :

Hello we live 6 minutes south of Sicamous on Maraheights Road. Our black MainCoon cat named Goldy left the house when the wind blew the door open about 1:30 pm on Saturday. She is an indoor cat and was likely pretty scared. Being just off the highway perhaps someone picked her up. Please keep your eyes open. 778-879-0097. Thank you $500 reward for return of Goldy.

05/13/2026

Little fledgling Robin needs a ride to the Kamloops Wildlife Park. Anyone heading to Kamloops before 3.30pm today and need a "wingman?" Please call 250-832-6069 if you can help. Thanks

05/12/2026

If you’re searching for a loving, outgoing companion with a playful spirit, gentle temperament, and just a hint of wild elegance, Cuddles McSnuggle Butt might be the perfect addition to your family.

She's been spayed, had her flea treatment, been dewormed and has had her first round of shots.

05/08/2026

REVELSTOKE NAIL TRIM FUNDRAISER

JOIN US TOMORROW!!!

Our Nail Trim Fundraiser event is happening at the Revelstoke Animal House Pet Store May 9th from 11am - 2pm.

We are stoked to be back for a second time and look forward to seeing all your wonderful animals again.

All proceeds go directly to helping animals in our communities access veterinarian care, food and shelter.

$10 per pet, all animals welcomed.

05/05/2026

Dogs must be on a leash on all public property in Sicamous. Your dog, your responsibility!🐾

Under Animal Control Bylaw No. 1013, 2022, dogs must be securely leashed and under control when in public spaces.

Off-leash time is welcome on private property or in designated areas, like the Sicamous Dog Park (1450 Sicamous Solsqua Road).

🔗 Learn more: https://ow.ly/YVWe50YRl2F

This is part of our “Did You Know?” Bylaw Series, sharing helpful info about community guidelines in Sicamous.💡

04/24/2026

**Courtesy Post**

This 3 year old baby boy is still looking for a new furever. If you know anyone that would be willing to take him in and give him the love he deserves please reach to Megan at Eagle Valley Ranch Pet Care for more information.

04/17/2026

This is our neighbourhood social butterfly and the keeper of the Malakwa Suspension Bridge, Arlo.

He’s been missing for a week now. his dog is missing him and so are his family.

If anyone has seen him or even knows if something happened to him please reach out to us or the family. If you prefer to stay anonymous we can arrange for that as well.

There's a $200 reward for help in his return, even if he's already crossed the rainbow bridge.

04/09/2026

This is an amazing step in the right direction.

Major win for animals! 🐢🎉

PetSmart just announced in their 2025 Corporate Social Responsibility report that they are no longer selling turtles or tortoises.

For years, thousands of you have joined us in calling on major retailers to put animal welfare first. Turtles and tortoises – like all wild animals – belong in the wild, not in homes. These long-lived species (who may even outlive their owners) have specialized needs that are almost impossible to fully meet in captivity, and quickly overwhelm limited specialty shelter options. Improper nutrition, lighting and humidity can lead to problems like shell deformation, metabolic bone disease, plus other infections and disease – disease risk is not just for the animals, but also a risk for people too.

PetSmart’s decision is an important move toward ending the suffering associated with the exotic pet trade.

We believe retailers like PetSmart have to be part of the solution. It’s why we continue to bring our expertise and the voices of our supporters directly to the table with them.

Since our first meeting with PetSmart in 2022, we’ve seen the company develop an animal welfare policy and phase out the sale of wild animals including Cuban false chameleons, fancy bearded dragons, Bahaman anoles, red claw crabs and several species of snake. We go into these discussions constructively, collaboratively and optimistically, but also critically and with high expectations that once companies know better, they will do better for animals.

We’re excited to see this decision from PetSmart, and we can’t wait to see what comes next.

Learn more about our work with PetSmart: https://bit.ly/41CPDYa