ABOUT

Angels of Hope Animal Rescue is a volunteer group based out of Esterhazy, Saskatchewan, focused on the rescue and rehoming of dogs and cats in Southeast and East Central Saskatchewan.
We are everyday ordinary people who are employed, valued members of our communities, and share one very important common interest; we are compassionate about all living creatures and their humane treatment.
We are not trained to assess animal behaviour, nor are we equipped with the legal authority to remove animals from abusive situations. We do not have a permanent holding facility for rescued animals. We do, however, rely on individuals who will open their hearts and homes to foster or adopt rescue animals.
With the cooperation of the general public, Town Councils, RCMP, SPCA, and local veterinarians, we make every effort to help rescue domesticated animals in distress or who are homeless. Our group will help provide financial assistance for those who have a pet in need of immediate medical attention and recovery. This financial aid is at the discretion of the committee members.
A further purpose of our organization is to educate the general public on various issues such as health, safety, travel tips, and making a sound decision as to whether or not a pet would blend into your current lifestyle.
We are a non-profit organization and rely solely on public support through fundraising events and donations. To date we have raised funds through donations, Chase the Ace, community barbeques, baking sales, raffle baskets, online auctions, merchandise sales, and services to private and public functions. All funds raised go directly to the medical costs of spaying/neutering, up-to-date shots, medications, etc. of rescued animals from Esterhazy and surrounding areas.
Public awareness is important and ongoing for our success. We have had exposure through local veterinarians, local businesses, Farmer’s Markets, fundraising events, social media and local media. At the same time, we promote local businesses and individuals that support animal well-being.