Stop Drop & Drool

03/28/2026

Big baby Diesel 💙

02/13/2026

Those baby blues 💙

10/22/2025

🐱🐾We are supporting the Lethbridge Pet Food Bank by doing a FILL A CRATE food and litter drive this weekend!! 🐾🐶

The Lethbridge Community Pet Food Bank provides temporary assistance with pet food and litter to owners that face financial hardship and helping to prevent them from having to surrender their pets🐾💛

Let’s support a great cause for paws and people in need by donating what you can to help!! Stop in on Oct 24 -26th to donate or purchase to donate any wet food, dry food or bag of litter for our local pet food bank!

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10/03/2025

🐱MEET N GREET WITH KATIE AND KYLE !!🐱

This Saturday on October 4th from 11am - 1pm these little cuties from will be at our store, looking for their forever home!🏠💛

Come stop by on Saturday to have a chance to meet them, hope to see you there!!

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06/29/2025

My beautiful boy turned 7 yesterday ♥️ time just goes by too fast

05/03/2025

Lethbridge & area‼️

We have teamed up with Haley from Stop Drop & Drool to host our next fundraiser! Starting tomorrow, April 22nd until May 6th, 2025, Haley will donate $5 from every mobile trim to the rescue!

Please contact her directly to book an appointment for your cat(s) and dog(s) nail trim(s)! Best part, you don’t have to leave your house!

**Bunnies and Guinea pigs too!**

Haley has been a volunteer with WAM for many years, and has owned her business since 2018!



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04/13/2025

Today is a great day 😊 Because Sweetpea is so anxious when it comes to nail trims I haven’t been able to get all her nails clipped at one appointment but today I got EVERY nail!!! Just goes to show that being patient and not pushing dogs past their limits can make a big difference. &drool

04/09/2025

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“Why is your dog wearing a muzzle?”

A question we love to answer! 🙂

Too many people still assume a muzzled dog is dangerous. That it’s aggressive. That the human on the other end of the lead has failed. But the truth? That muzzle is often the result of love, training, and responsibility.

🐾 Some dogs are muzzle trained because they get overwhelmed in busy environments.

🐾 Some wear one at the vet… because they’re in pain, and pain makes behaviour unpredictable.

🐾 Some have a history of trauma or reactivity, and a muzzle gives them safe access to the world.

🐾 Others have a habit of scavenging… things like chicken bones, trash, or even medications left on the ground.

🐾 And for many, it’s just about being prepared. Emergency situations happen fast, and a muzzle trained dog is safer to handle when things go wrong.

Pain, fear, stress, overstimulation… these are real, valid reasons a dog might struggle. A muzzle doesn’t mean they’re a threat. It means they’re protected.

The more we educate, the more we create empathy. 💕

The more we normalise muzzles, the more we protect dogs from judgment… and from situations that could cost them their lives. 💕

We muzzle because we care. Let’s start changing the question from “What’s wrong with that dog?” to “How can I learn more?”

Who is with us?

04/06/2025

Best of friends ♥️ &drool

04/04/2025

Waldo 🐶 is still a bit nervous about nail trims, which is totally normal for most dogs!! Whipped cream was the secret to a happy appointment 😊 &drool

03/14/2025

Our sweet boy Koray is up for adoption! 🥰

He is one happy smart puppy! He still doesn’t know his size so when he wants to hang out, he just drops dead weight into your lap! He’s learning all the fun things that can be done outside, sometimes it’s just laying in the sun or all the neat smells you find when you wander around the yard!

Currently being fostered in Calgary, he lives in a home with 2 smaller breed dogs!

To apply to adopt, please fill out our adoption application found on our website!