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New Westminster Animal Services NWAS operates the City’s Animal Shelter, caring for the abandoned and stray animals of New West.

Donations gratefully accepted at: https://www.canadahelps.org/en/dn/73848

FOUND kitten under the north end of the Queensborough Bridge, near Stewardson Way on October 22, 2026. Please contact us...
10/24/2026

FOUND kitten under the north end of the Queensborough Bridge, near Stewardson Way on October 22, 2026.

Please contact us ASAP to identify/claim. Proof of ownership is required and impound fees may apply.

604-519-2008
[email protected]

FOUND cat under the north end of the Queensborough Bridge, near Stewardson Way on October 22, 2026. Please contact us AS...
10/24/2026

FOUND cat under the north end of the Queensborough Bridge, near Stewardson Way on October 22, 2026.

Please contact us ASAP to identify/claim. Proof of ownership is required and impound fees may apply.

604-519-2008
[email protected]

Another Caturday adoption update: Blu!When Blu first arrived at the shelter in late 2025, she’d been spotted hanging out...
10/24/2026

Another Caturday adoption update: Blu!

When Blu first arrived at the shelter in late 2025, she’d been spotted hanging out on the streets for a few weeks by a good Samaritan. Needless to say, she wasn’t exactly thrilled about her change of address. New surroundings? Unimpressed. New people? Suspicious. And she had absolutely no problem letting everyone know about it. But with time, patience, and a steady supply of the finest snacks, Blu slowly let her guard down and revealed the softer side hiding beneath all that sass.

Then came adoption day - Blu headed off to her new home, ready to put her human to the test. Between some creative interpretations of litter box etiquette and her already well-established feisty personality, she made sure life would never be boring. Luckily, Blu found herself a human who wasn’t going to give up on her. With dedication, understanding and plenty of love, he stuck by her side and kept working through the bumps in the road.

And the latest update? In his own words, Blu is doing “FANTASTIC!”

These days, Blu has all the creature comforts a girl could dream of: a safe and cozy home and a devoted human who has officially accepted his lifelong position as Blu’s personal assistant. The job description includes providing snacks, providing affection (until she's done receiving it, of course), and serving as a convenient warm body to boss around. Naturally, Blu is thriving 👑

We couldn’t be happier for this sassy girl and the human who saw her potential, embraced her quirks and gave her the time she needed to blossom. Here’s to a lifetime of comfort, love and Blu being the boss of absolutely everything!

FOUND dog in the 1000 block of Tanaka Court on October 22, 2026.Please contact us ASAP to identify/claim. Proof of owner...
10/23/2026

FOUND dog in the 1000 block of Tanaka Court on October 22, 2026.

Please contact us ASAP to identify/claim. Proof of ownership is required, and impound fees may apply.

604-519-2008
[email protected]

❤️ A Happy Ending for the Cats of 37 Agnes Street! 🐾We are overjoyed to share that the final cat from the tragic fire at...
10/22/2026

❤️ A Happy Ending for the Cats of 37 Agnes Street! 🐾

We are overjoyed to share that the final cat from the tragic fire at 37 Agnes Street has been safely trapped and reunited with their owner! All missing cats have now made it home safely, and we couldn’t be happier with this outcome. ❤️

A huge shout-out to New Westminster Firefighters for their dedication throughout this rescue. Firefighters attended the site twice daily to check and rebait our traps, while also searching the units for the remaining cat. Their compassion, persistence, and determination played a vital role in bringing these cats home. 🚒🐈

We also want to recognize for lending us their trail cameras, which were instrumental in tracking the cats’ movements and keeping us updated on sightings throughout the building. Nicole dedicated countless hours to this effort, and we are so grateful. ❤️

We are incredibly proud to be part of such a compassionate community, where people come together, work as a team, and never give up on the animals who need us.

This is what community care looks like. 🐾❤️

Meet Tutu!Cats: Yes, please!Dogs: UnknownKids: Older, maybeDon't let this handsome boy's stoic expression fool you - Tut...
10/20/2026

Meet Tutu!

Cats: Yes, please!
Dogs: Unknown
Kids: Older, maybe

Don't let this handsome boy's stoic expression fool you - Tutu is an absolute love muffin who will happily slither through your hands in pursuit of pets, all while rumbling away with a deep purr and the occasional chirp to remind you that the attention should most certainly continue. How do you know you've fully made it into his inner circle? Tutu will happily shove his little body into you, and if you're a real one, he might even roll over for belly rubs.

Tutu came into our care when his person had to move somewhere that couldn't accommodate another pet. He had spent a significant amount of time on his own and the big, unfamiliar world of shelter life was pretty overwhelming at first. When he arrived, he was so frightened that he plastered himself to the back of his kennel, eyes wide and pupils practically taking up his entire face. Poor guy!

Fast-forward to today and this once-terrified boy has made some wonderful strides! While Tutu can still be a little shy around people, especially those he hasn't met before, he's absolutely blossomed since moving in with a couple of young feline buddies. Having some fellow cats around seems to have helped him come out of his shell and it's been a joy to see his sweet personality emerge.

Tutu will likely always appreciate a little extra patience and understanding when it comes to sudden movements, loud noises, and unfamiliar faces. A quieter home without young children would be ideal, where he can settle in at his own pace and feel safe enough to let his affectionate side shine. Although he didn't previously live with other cats, he's shown himself to be quite the social fellow and would likely thrive with a confident feline friend who can show him the ropes. Dogs are an unknown, but a calm, respectful pup could potentially be a match with slow, thoughtful introductions.

This handsome sweetheart has so much love to give once he feels safe enough to share it. Now, Tutu is looking for a home where he can leave his worries behind, enjoy all the companionship his little heart desires, and be thoroughly doted on like the precious love muffin he is. Could you be the one to help this sweet boy feel right at home?

Tutu has been:
Neutered
Microchipped
Vaccinated
Dewormed
Flea treated
SNAP tested (negative)

Tutu's adoption fee is $225 plus tax.

If you think Tutu could be the perfect addition to your family, the next step is to complete an adoption application using the link below.

Application:https://www.newwestcity.ca/database/files/library/NWAS_Cat_Adoption_Application_2026.pdf

Petfinder Bio: https://www.petfinder.com/cat/tutu-7a64943a-46e2-4150-b369-c90e8dce1a33/bc/new-westminster/new-westminster-animal-shelter-bc105/details/

FOUND kitten in the 1600 block of 6th Avenue on October 18, 2026.Please contact us ASAP to identify/claim. Proof of owne...
10/19/2026

FOUND kitten in the 1600 block of 6th Avenue on October 18, 2026.

Please contact us ASAP to identify/claim. Proof of ownership is required, and impound fees may apply.

604-519-2008
[email protected]

Meet Sweet Tweet!Little Tweet was found as a stray in a park. Sadly, an owner didn’t come forward so it’s time to find T...
10/17/2026

Meet Sweet Tweet!

Little Tweet was found as a stray in a park. Sadly, an owner didn’t come forward so it’s time to find Tweet her new home.

Tweet is still a bit nervous with new people, but with time, patience and food-based rewards, we know she will come around in no time and be a wonderful companion.

Her adoption fee is $25.

If you’re interested in giving Tweet a home, please fill out an application below and include a photo of your housing setup.

Application:https://www.newwestcity.ca/database/files/library/NWAS_Small_Animal_Adoption_Application_2026.pdf

Petfinder bio: https://www.petfinder.com/bird/tweet-ee7391d4-f424-4525-bc8a-dfaa69beb3c3/bc/new-westminster/new-westminster-animal-shelter-bc105/details/

Meet Jess — A Little Chirp, a Quiet Purr, and a Whole Lot of Love!Cats: UnknownDogs: UnknownKids: UnknownJess may be shy...
10/17/2026

Meet Jess — A Little Chirp, a Quiet Purr, and a Whole Lot of Love!

Cats: Unknown
Dogs: Unknown
Kids: Unknown

Jess may be shy when you first meet her, but give this sweet girl a little time and patience, and you’ll soon discover what a special companion she is. This lovely girl has the sweetest way of asking for attention, with tiny little chirp-meows that are sure to steal your heart. Once the pets start? You’ll be rewarded with the softest, sweetest purr. And maybe some of her soft coat on your clothes.

At around 2 years old, Jess is ready for a fresh start and a loving home where she can finally feel safe and secure. Sadly, she was abandoned in an apartment and we don’t know how long she was left on her own. Despite her difficult start, Jess has so much love to give to someone willing to let her blossom at her own pace.

Jess can be a little cautious at first, and loud noises can startle her, so she would likely thrive in a quieter home where she can settle in without too much commotion. Jess has lived with another cat in the past, although we aren’t yet sure how she feels about feline friends. For now, we think she’d do best with a family willing to be thoughtful about any introductions and give her the time she needs to adjust.

This gentle girl deserves a home where she’ll never have to wonder when love is coming her way. If you have a peaceful space, a little patience and lots of affection to share, Jess might just be the quiet, purring companion you’ve been waiting for.

Jess has been:
Spayed
Microchipped
Vaccinated
Dewormed
Flea treated
SNAP tested (negative)

Jess's adoption fee is $225 plus tax.

If you think Jess could be the perfect addition to your family, the next step is to complete an adoption application using the link below.

Application:https://www.newwestcity.ca/database/files/library/NWAS_Cat_Adoption_Application_2026.pdf

Petfinder profile: petfinder.com/search/pets-for-adoption/ca/bc/newwestminster/?shelterRescue=19a26761-cc9f-4af8-a4fe-75c038f5e804&includeOutOfTown=true&distance=anywhere&sort=newest_addition&page=2

We have wonderful news to share from the recent fire on Agnes Street: a resident cat, 19 year old Big Daddy, has been fo...
10/16/2026

We have wonderful news to share from the recent fire on Agnes Street: a resident cat, 19 year old Big Daddy, has been found! He made his way into our trap early this morning looking no worse for the wear, though his smell could clear a room so he's currently being treated and examined at the vet before reuniting with his human. Big thanks to our New Westminster Firefighters for helping us safely remove Big Daddy from the site.

We have not forgotten about the additional cats still missing after the fire. Please know that New Westminster Animal Services is here to support you during this incredibly difficult time and we will do everything we can to help reunite families with their pets.

If your pet is missing:
🐾 Call Animal Services at 604-519-2008 to file a Lost Pet Report.
🐾 Watch our pagewhere we'll post photos of found pets whenever we're unable to identify their owners.
🐾 Share your pet's photo on local lost pet networks such as PawBoost, Missing Pets in BC, Facebook, and Nextdoor. The more people looking, the better the chance of a safe reunion.

If you've found a pet:
🐾 Please call Animal Services at 604-519-2008 so we can help reunite them with their family.
🐾 More information about our Lost & Found services can be found here:
http://newwestcity.ca/.../animal.../lost-and-found-pets

If you see one of the cats that is still missing from the fire:
🐾 Please report the sighting to Animal Services immediately. Even if the cat is gone before we arrive, every sighting helps us identify where they may be sheltering and allows an Animal Services Officer to respond and safely attempt to contain them.

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