Township Of Langley By-Election - October 25, 2025
At LAPS, we know that animals are an important part of our families and our daily lives. The human–animal bond is powerful—it brings comfort, companionship,
At LAPS, we know that animals are an important part of our families and our daily lives. The human–animal bond is powerful—it brings comfort, companionship,
September 19, 2025 – LAPS can confirm that today the dog named Enzo was released back into the custody of his owners. This release follows
September 15th, 2025 - The Corporation of the Township of Langley (the “Township”) and the Langley Animal Protection Society (“LAPS”) have reached an agreement to
September 11, 2025 – LAPS wishes to respond to recent public assertions regarding the Township of Langley’s decision to issue a Notice of Termination to
September 10, 2025 – Yesterday, the Township of Langley gave notice that it intends to terminate LAPS as its animal control services provider, ending our
AUGUST 28, 2025 – LAPS is aware that the Provincial Court of British Columbia issued a decision on August 26, 2025, concerning the seizure of
Statement from the Langley Animal Protection Society (LAPS) regarding the dog Enzo
July 14, 2025
Langley Animal Protection Society (LAPS) is a registered non-profit charitable organization serving the Township of Langley and the City of Langley since 2003. We are
How It Started In 2015, LAPS began a pilot Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) project. Through this initial project, LAPS documented, spayed/neutered, and provided daily care for a
Langley Animal Protection Society (LAPS) is passionate about caring for the cats that have made their home in our community. Unfortunately, Langley has an estimated
Patricia Elizabeth (Patti) Dale (1958-2005) Patti Dale was a larger-than-life kind of woman. When she found a cause she believed in she never hesitated to
In April 2018, the staff and volunteers at LAPS saw their long time dream of the Cat Intake and Isolation Facility become a reality. Since
LAPS is grateful for our media opportunities. You can view some articles pieces on the links below. Langley’s ‘Sir Purrs A Lot’ to find ‘fur-ever’
LAPS’ flood response is not limited to the initial crisis. We are wanting to ensure that we are supporting victims even after the public’s attention
Q: What is a feral cat? A: A feral cat is an unowned, unsocialized cat who lives outside. Though they may look like your average
Every dog over the age of 4 months in the Township of Langley and 6 months in the City of Langley must have a valid