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Lost/Found Animal page is a list of the stray animals that we have at the animal care centre that are waiting for their families’ to come claim them. Please check this page if you have lost your pet. |
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In cooperation with local communities, the Lakeland Humane Society provides a safe haven for animals, while promoting responsible pet ownership, a concern for animal welfare, a compassion for all living things and their environment, and a commitment to make a difference. |
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StaffMarilee McCallum - Executive Director
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Allison Dobchuk - Reception
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Natalie Kingdon - Animal Care Supervisor
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Jennifer Bardy - Animal Care Attendant Krista Levesque - Animal Care Attendant Evie Gilbert - Animal Care Attendant Amy Byford - Animal Care Attendant Garret Cross - Animal Care Attendant |
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 A diverse group of over thirty people first assembled in 1999, to discuss how to improve animal welfare and its services in the communities of the Lakeland area. With the assistance of a founding group member, they were introduced to the services provided by the only animal shelter in the Lakeland area, a facility run by the City of Cold Lake. |
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The Lakeland Humane Society operates independently of all other animal organizations and humane societies. We are members of the Alberta SPCA and the Canadian Federation of Humane Societies.
 Alberta SPCA does not operate an animal shelter but does enforce the animal protection laws in the areas of Alberta other than Edmonton and Calgary. The Lakeland Humane Society does not have the right to enforce laws so all complaints are forwarded to the Alberta SPCA or the RCMP.
 Canadian Federation of Humane Societies acts as an information source to many of the humane societies across Canada.
 The City of Cold Lake, MD of Bonnyville No. 87 and the Village of Pierceland are responsible for Animal Control. This includes picking up strays and answering domestic animal complaints. The Lakeland Humane Society is not responsible for Animal Control.
Please be aware that the Lakeland Humane Society does not receive any part of donations or funding sent to these organizations. |
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The Lakeland Humane society does not handle Animal Control, Cruelty or the Enforcement of Animal Protection Laws. Please contact one of the agencies below for these matters. |
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THINGS WE DO:
• We provide a safe haven for lost, injured, sick, orphaned, abandoned, abused, neglected, and unwanted companion animals, in Cold Lake and the surrounding area.
• We have a website that gives information on the LHS and advertises all the adoptable animals as well as all animals that are lost and waiting to be claimed.
• Adoption services for the animals that have not been claimed or have been surrendered to us.
• Humane euthanasia for un-adoptable animals or because of lack of available space
• Humane Education Programs
• Spay/Neuter Program for all adopted dogs & cats
• Microchip Identification Program - all cats and dogs adopted are microchipped as a permanent form of identification
• Vaccination Program
• A place for students to do work experience.
• A place where community service hours can be completed.
• Utilization of many volunteers from all walks of life.
• Participate in work programs such as STEP.
• School and group tours
• Resource centre for animal related information
• Direct many calls to the correct agencies.
• Sell dog and cat registration licenses for the City of Cold Lake.
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