Manitoba All Shepherd Rescue

Winnipeg Pet Rescue Shelter is Manitoba's first registered no-kill shelter, rehoming dogs and cats from its facility at 2727 Portage Avenue. Each dog profile lists breed, age, size, house-training, and a personality write-up based on time in shelter care.

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Founded in 1894 and the oldest animal welfare organization in Manitoba, the Winnipeg Humane Society operates out of its 40,000 sq ft facility at 45 Hurst Way (opened 2007), finding homes for more than 4,200 animals and reuniting over 700 pets with owners annually. Distinct programs include a Spay and Neuter Assistance Program (SNAP), a free Behaviour Help Line, a Pet Food Bank, emergency boarding, and approximately 6,000 spay/neuter surgeries performed per year.

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D'Arcy's Animal Rescue Centre operates from 730B Century Street in Winnipeg, receives no government funding, and supports its rescue work through community programmes including two thrift stores (Annie's Attic) and a boarding service. The centre handles dogs and cats and uses a structured four-step adoption process. Cat-cuddling sits among the listed volunteer roles.

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Founded in January 2011 as a non-breed-specific rescue, Manitoba Mutts is a foster-based registered charity taking in dogs from across Manitoba. Every dog is fully vetted in a foster home before placement, so adopters see real household behaviour notes rather than a kennel snapshot.

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Penny's All Breed Animal Rescue is a Winnipeg foster-based rescue placing dogs (and the occasional cat) of every breed and mix. Animals are fostered and vetted in-home before adoption, and each listing carries the rescue's own notes on breed, size, and temperament.

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Hull's Haven Border Collie Rescue is a Winnipeg-area breed-specific rescue focused on Border Collies and Border Collie mixes. The breed needs more exercise and more mental work than a typical adopter expects, and Hull's Haven specialises in matching them to homes that can provide it.

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