Who we are
We started out as a ragtag group of individuals who set about a mission to rescue the hundreds of rabbits that were at the City Ford dealership. Many people came and went as time passed and after 9 months we caught the last rabbit.
We moved onto owner surrenders, helping with meat farms that were shutting down, hoarding situations and smaller colonies.
After roughly a year after the rescue started, we branched off to helping cats, with a focus on the feral and stray cats around Edmonton as we noticed a gap in services to help them.
Since then, there's been more initiatives to help place feral cats, we have formed relationships with other rescues to help place and rehab ferals and we have formed friendships with local farmers, shop owners and those with warehouses so that we can consistently place ferals in need of a home.
November of 2018 was the official shut down of our rabbit section, as our founders health declined and debt piled up, it was simply no longer sustainable to keep rescuing and helping rabbits.
As of November 2019 the debt is at 1.9K ; down from 5K in November of 2018. We are eternally grateful to our supporters for their contributions in keeping our small rescue going, while getting the debt down.
If you are interested in adopting a cat, head over to our "adopt a feline" section, if you're interested in adopting farm cats, please e-mail us at asrr.info@gmail.com or call us at 780-903-6614
We moved onto owner surrenders, helping with meat farms that were shutting down, hoarding situations and smaller colonies.
After roughly a year after the rescue started, we branched off to helping cats, with a focus on the feral and stray cats around Edmonton as we noticed a gap in services to help them.
Since then, there's been more initiatives to help place feral cats, we have formed relationships with other rescues to help place and rehab ferals and we have formed friendships with local farmers, shop owners and those with warehouses so that we can consistently place ferals in need of a home.
November of 2018 was the official shut down of our rabbit section, as our founders health declined and debt piled up, it was simply no longer sustainable to keep rescuing and helping rabbits.
As of November 2019 the debt is at 1.9K ; down from 5K in November of 2018. We are eternally grateful to our supporters for their contributions in keeping our small rescue going, while getting the debt down.
If you are interested in adopting a cat, head over to our "adopt a feline" section, if you're interested in adopting farm cats, please e-mail us at asrr.info@gmail.com or call us at 780-903-6614
Current donation wish list;
2 ferret nation cages
Kitten dry/wet
Adult cat dry/wet
Raw food
Kitty litter
2 ferret nation cages
Kitten dry/wet
Adult cat dry/wet
Raw food
Kitty litter
