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780's pet care facilities donate 1 free daily canine room & board, to our partners, as per Lucky's instructions.

This helps organizations get accurate temperament assessments before re-homing a more difficult doggy.

Lux, aka Hound, aka Houndsy, was happy-go-lucky, learning his manners through constant repetition until you gave up.

He was the perfect example of alpha; nothing to prove; he just was; but don't try to trim his nails or take him to the vet.

Lux was adopted from the Delta Community Animal Shelter and helped us learn how to provide safe canine mingling, especially for the large breeds.


Lux invites the public to board their dog overnight with peace of mind while funding kennel services for pets in need.

BOARDING INFO.

780's canine professionals subsidize obedience lessons for $25, to our partners, as per Jabba's instructions.

This helps organizations keep costs down, before & after adoption.

Jabs, aka Jabba the Hut, aka Jabsy, was very food motivated, naturally, she raided food bins until bloated beyond measure.

She came to us obese but through healthy diet and exercise; shedding her winter weight; she chased little prey into submission.

Jabba was adopted from the Maple Ridge SPCA and helped us learn how to lead pack cohesiveness through a dominant female mitigating multiple male canines.


Jabs invites the public to train their dog with 1-on-1 help while fundraising kennel services for pet relief.

TRAINING INFO.

780's reliable pet care gives honorary membership to first responders, such as police, fire fighters, military, & veterans, as per Beau's instructions.

This helps 1^st responders reduce expenses when on-call 24/7.

780 membership benefits include: 1 board, train, & daycare freebie per month, also, lower prices for all services.

Beau, aka Beausy, aka Baw-dee, deteriorated quickly while in the shelter environment, developing human, dog, & re-directed handler aggression.

However, he was successfully integrated into our pack by on-going rehabilitation with the Canadian Search & Disaster Dogs Association.

Brodie, renamed Beau, was adopted from the Delta Community Animal Shelter, and helped us understand that all high-drive breeds need a career, with a detailed job description, that's implemented by their team leader.


Beau invites the public to enjoy all benefits of 780 membership while funding kennel services for pet safety.

MEMBERSHIP INFO.

780's certified pet care awards puppy school grants for 50% off tuition, to our partners, as per Shadow's instructions.

This helps organizations have the best early education while saving money.

Wazzy, aka, Shazzy, aka Wazz, cared for his wheelchair-bound grandmother until the family got a divorce and they "didn't want the dog around as a reminder".

He was surrendered to the local shelter, and quickly garnered a reputation as the sheriff; policing doggies during play time.

Shadow was adopted from the Delta Community Animal Shelter and helped us learn how to monitor group canine interaction to ensure safe social imprinting for pups.


Shadow invites the public to teach their puppy with class while funding kennel services for pet perks.

PUPPY CLASSES INFO.

780 frequently donates charity auction items for fundraisers, organized by each group, as per the whole pack's collaboration, in their final wishes to gift pet necessities & goodies.

That's why 780 continues to sponsor annual online silent auctions in the Edmonton area, including, Ned's Wish & Pet Pantry.

Ned's Wish is dedicated to improving the quality of life of retired police dogs. They create financial support to aid in the cost of healthcare and provide education on the importance of caring for police dog retirees.

Pet Pantry strives to support rescues with food, pet toys and much more to the rescues in need. So, they may use their funding towards medical treatments and other important services needed to take care of the animals.

780 invites pet community groups to use the link below when officially requesting auction items for successful events.

780 provides animal friends temporary shelter in emergency situations, including, the 2011 Slave Lake fires and the 2019 Wabasca wildfires.

Slave Lake Fires
The Humane Society, the Animal Rescue Committee of Slave Lake and the Second Chance Animal Rescue Society had together rescued about 250 animals from the emptied northern Alberta town.

Northern Alberta Wildfires
The Alberta Spay Neuter Task Force and Alberta Animal Rescue Crew Society said 283 animals had been evacuated from the MD of Opportunity / Wabasca and Bigstone Cree Nation.


780 invites pet disaster response groups to use the link below when officially requesting temporary housing assistance.