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Did you know you can direct your
United Way Donations to B.A.R.K.?

Just quote the name
Bytown Association for Rescued Kanines
and this number

REGISTERED CHARITY NO.
868956418RR0001

If you are donating $200 or more to B.A.R.K. through
United Way any fiscal year, you are entitled to a
Lifetime Membership with B.A.R.K..
So let us know and we will send you a new
Membership Card.

We are moving into United Way canvassing period shortly.
Your United way donations make it possible for us to rescue
many more dogs every year so please send us your pledges.

 

Veterinary Bills go up every year we can only rescue
as many dogs as we have money, your donation no mater
how small helps in a big way.

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If you are looking for Adoptable Dogs please
go to the

"How Much is that Doggie in the Window" page.

Somebody dropped off a few big black bags
full of bottles for us.

One of the bags had two beer cans and a pair
of black ladies leather ankle boots.

We believe this was a mistake.

If you left the bags please call us at

613-738-0119.

We will keep the boots which are in great shape
and hope someone sees this post.

Anyone reading this please share

Today May 31, 2021 is our 20th anniversary as a Registered Charity! On this very day 20 years ago we received our registered charity status. We are so proud of the work we have done and the thousands of dogs we have saved, the families we have helped to keep their cherished pets by providing support, food and medical care until they got back on there feet, the educational programs we have run to help children understand how to care for a pet and the many, many, many dogs that got their forever home because we were there.

 

We have taken dogs from Louisiana after hurricane Katrina, from Barbados, China, South Korea, Tennessee. Wherever the need was. We are surviving Covid like everyone else and wish we could do a big celebration in a park with balloons and streamers and most of all Hugs. God we miss those hugs. We are struggling like everyone else and collecting wine bottles and beer cans to keep our heads above water and to pay our Vet bills.

We are asking our supporters to send a small donation so we can continue to rescue for the next 20 years or at least until Covid slows down and we can fund raise again. We are also asking everyone to send us your story, how you came to know Bark, what you like about us and a picture of your little piece of Bark, funny or sad we welcome them all.
Mostly we want to thank you all for being there for us at every turn.
It Takes a Village.

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Check out our Corporate Sponsors Page as we add live film for our sponsors

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Bonnie Clark has been a longtime supporter and adopter from Bark.
She makes beautiful scarves, poop bag dispensers and now gorgeous quilts
for us to sell at all our events - all at her own expense.

Bonnie now has a website where she sells crafts she makes and now
she is selling the things she makes for Bark on her new website as well.

Please go to her website and help us support a wonderful volunteer
and friend of Bark's. Her "Mended Heart " quilt is a must
have for anyone with a rescue dog.

http://www.thequiltedcorner.ca/

 

 

 

 

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Bark needs Foster Homes for dogs the size of a Boxer or bigger.
We seem to have an abundance of Foster Homes for small dogs.
It doesn't cost anything to Foster for Bark. We supply everything,
crate, food (compliments of Fromm), toys, treats, Kong, blanket,
teddy, chew toys and a brand new collar and leash.

We also pay all the vet bills, how much easier could we
make it? If you can open your heart and home to a
dog who has had literally nothing, it will be the most rewarding
thing you ever do - save a life. These rescue dogs give back
150% of anything you give them.

Please email smckeil@primus.ca to get started!

 

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If you have a complaint or concern or feel your requests
were not adequately addressed click below to find out why

COMPLAINTS DEPARTMENT

 

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Lost a pet/Found a pet?

These people can help you!

Helping Lost Pets (HeLP) is not just a website to help you find your pet, it's a pet help network. A community of pet lovers with a common purpose, to help pets and their guardians to enjoy a long, happy and healthy life together.

People bring pets into their lives because they want to experience the joy of a companion animal. In our new age of social conscience and social media, there has never been a better time to network the pet community in a way that has never been done before.

This new central database will solve two major obstacles in finding a lost pet. The time required to notify others that may be able to help the pet home. Our solution to these two key problems are:

1) With a large membership base, this system will get the message out quickly and to a large number of people in the area. It will allow a poster to instantly printed and distributed. The faster a message can be put out, the better the chance of finding the pet. People with a missing pet are spending hours and hours posting on many different sites. They could be spending this time searching for their pet. If someone finds their pet, they may not make the connection because they are not looking in the same location. 2) This system has the ability to target lost pet information to specific areas so that people are not receiving lost pet information for pets that are no where near them. This will save people time.

Many similar services in use today charge a listing fee. The usage of HeLP is absolutely free. The development and on going costs are fully supported by advertising and sponsors.

So if you have lost or found a pet, or want to know if a pet is lost near you. If you want to find an emergency vet clinic, vet clinic, pet store, pet groomer, dog trainer, doggie day care, pet shelter, pet rescue or any other pet service provider, then join our community. It's map based, so you can pinpoint where a pet was lost or where pet services near you are.

Key Features
* It's map based, so it's visual

* Centralized database of lost/found pets and pet service providers

* Search for lost or found pets

* Set up your profile to receive email notifications of lost or found pets in your area

* Search for pet services

* Find pets available for adoption

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Add your own pet(s) to your profile as a Safe. If they ever go missing, just change their status to Lost and instantly an email notification is sent to other members and organizations in your area. Safe pets are not visible to others.

Please join our Pet HeLP Network
at
www.helpinglostpets.com

 

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