History

Founded in 2003 and located at the Patti Dale Animal Shelter, Langley Animal Protection Society (LAPS) is a non-profit dedicated to enhancing animal welfare and fostering the human-animal bond. LAPS’ progressive evidence-based approach ensures vulnerable animals receive the highest quality care, rehabilitation, and opportunities for adoption. With a dedicated team of experienced animal welfare professionals, and passionate volunteers, LAPS strives to meet the unique needs of each animal that comes under its care.

LAPS not only provides vital medical attention but also focuses on behavioral enrichment, ensuring that animals are well-prepared for loving homes. In addition to its rescue efforts, LAPS actively engages with the community through educational programs, workshops, and outreach initiatives, fostering a greater understanding of responsible pet ownership. Support is provided to pet owners through social services programs including pet food banking, access to veterinary care, emergency boarding and education initiatives. Through collaborative efforts and a commitment to humane practices, LAPS continues to make a positive impact, creating a compassionate and supportive environment for both animals and their human companions in Langley and beyond.

What We Do

The Langley Animal Protection Society’s mandate is to promote the physical, emotional and psychological well being of companion animals in Langley. We carry out our mandate through the use of professional and humane animal control methods and innovative animal welfare programs.

As the animal control service provider for the Township and City of Langley, LAPS responds to and investigates complaints from the public seven days a week. From stray dogs to cattle running loose to dogs biting humans, LAPS Animal Control Officers meet each challenge with public safety and animal welfare in mind. Since 2005, LAPS has taken a proactive approach to dog licensing by sending canvassers out into the community. From March to October the canvassers go door-to-door selling licences. The canvassers sell an average of 3000 licences every year and have helped LAPS increase the number of licensed dogs by 180%!

Since 2003, LAPS has worked hard to make the welfare of our shelter animals its top priority. Our unparalleled animal enrichment programs reduce stress and keep the animals healthier and happier while they wait for new homes. Our adoption procedures ensure that LAPS dogs and cats find the best possible homes. We also help animals living in our community though our pet food bank and a Trap, Neuter, Release program for free-living cats. You can read more about these programs here.

Our Goals

  1. Be recognized as a leader in animal welfare and shelter management.

  2. Provide compassionate, caring services to animals and people.

  3. Maintain financial sustainability.

  4. Engage staff and volunteers through meaningful and impactful roles.

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