Supporting Langley’s Community Cats
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
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
City of Langley Animal Control Bylaw No. 2622 Township of Langley Animal Control Bylaw No. 4440 LAPS is the Animal Control service provider for both the
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