Animal Welfare Organizations in Varsity View, Winnipeg, MB
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Results from the 'Animal Welfare Organizations' category in Varsity View, Winnipeg
3220 Roblin Blvd, VARSITY VIEW, Winnipeg, R3R 0C3
(204) 414-9400
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3717 Roblin Boulevard, VIALOUX, Winnipeg, R3R 0E3
(204) 889-3110
veterinarian, veterinary clinic, animal hospitals, Veterinarians, Agricultural Services, vétérinaires 
Charleswood Veterinary Clinic is highly regarded by its clients for providing exceptional service and care. The staff and veterinarians are described as friendly, professional, understanding, and empathetic. Many customers have been coming to this clinic for years, building long-lasting relationships with the team. The clinic is praised for its compassionate approach and ability to make even the most difficult situations more bearable. 
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2727 Portage Ave, KIRKFIELD, Winnipeg, R3K 0Y1
(204) 832-7387
lundi 9h vendredi 19h : Samedi 10h - 18h de Winnipeg Pet Rescue Shelter 
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45 HURST WAY, MELROSE, Winnipeg, R3T 0R3
(204) 982-2021
The humane movement in Winnipeg was formalized in 1894 with the founding of the “Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Women, Children and Animals.” By 1906 other agencies had been established to protect women and children, so the organization’s focus shifted to concentrate solely on animals. In 1909 a Woman’s Branch of the society was formed and this dedicated group of people worked on fundraising and education. After a closure from 1912 to 1919, the society and auxiliary reorganized with the goals of an animal shelter. From 1923 to 1926 the organization received revenue from the Federated Budget Board, revenue that was supplemented by membership dues, donations and the auxiliary. In 1926 the Federated Budget Board withdrew its support and the Society relied more heavily on it other revenue sources. From 1927 to 1958, The Winnipeg Humane Society flourished under the direction of Sally Warnock, society secretary. In 1929 the first shelter to house animals was opened on Logan Avenue. During the time the ladies’ auxiliary was very active, raising funds with their now famous teas and assisting with the construction of the Logan Avenue shelter. Sally Warnock’s death in 1958 brought an end of an era. Following her passing, The Winnipeg Humane Society took a turn for the worse, and in 1966 The Humane Society had to once again close until the funds could be raised for a new facility. In 1968 The Winnipeg Humane Society reopened in a new facility, at 5 Kent Street. In October 2007, we moved into our new, state-of-the-art building at 45 Hurst Way. We look forward to a bright future at our new location. The Winnipeg Humane Society is highly regarded for its caring and friendly staff, providing essential services for pets in need. Many customers have adopted pets from there and shared positive experiences of pet rehabilitation and community programs. Some mention specific services like puppy classes and puppy playtime for socialization. A few reviews mention specific issues with food quality or customer service, but the overall sentiment is positive. Parking and convenience are also mentioned as advantages.