After a year of looking for a kitten, Ahsoka's dad met a lovely couple online who had three kittens available. The couple showed a photo of the litter, and Ahsoka's dad fell in love with the Ahsoka. After six weeks, Ahsoka was in the care of her dad and met her two human sisters, who were head over heels in love with her.

The Jedi Way named this kitten Ahsoka, who is spunky and a great fighter. She has white lightsaber paws of skill and justice!

British Columbia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (BC SPCA) rescued Bailey from Vancouver Downtown Eastside around Halloween when she was one year old. Due to her flappy ears, she was named Batgirl. While in the shelter, staff discovered she recently had a litter of puppies, approximately when she was only seven months old. The team, unfortunately, doesn’t know what happened to the litter. Bailey’s father saw her picture, fell in and adopted her.

The SPCA rescued Caylum and his two brothers. His mom and aunt came by the Coquitlam centre to find a playmate for their kitty. They met the two brothers who were up and actively playing. The decision was to pick one of the brothers. Just before leaving the shelter, his aunt saw a kitty curled up, sleeping with only his beautiful, stripped orange back showing. It was love at first sight. Caylum was the one. His mom came back the next day to take him home.

At first, his older sister refused to accept this new kitty into the family. By the end of the first week, her affection grew as she lay next to him and cleaned him. Caylum loves playing on his own. Please give him a twist tie, and he’s off, jumping and doing somersaults as he attacks it. He’s most active after his number 2 bathroom breaks when he starts running across the room and jumping onto things. Sometimes you can hear him howl during the day when he’s happiest.

On July 9, 1989, in Stettler, Alberta, Felix hatched. Felix's mom brought him home on October 28, 1989, and continued to hand feed him. At six months, Felix was weaned, except for evening spoon-feeding with a warm mushy mix. Felix is a DNA tested male. Felix is playful and affectionate. At fifteen, he began nesting behaviours after a long journey in a carrier to Florida.

Felix and his mom are now members of the British Columbia Exotic Bird Society, and Felix helps raise money for rescued birds. They used to attend a parrot club in Calgary. Felix is a sweetie, and his mom feels privileged to have him.

Koa is a charming and carefree dog. He is part golden retriever and labrador. When his litter was born, they were all named after spices, and Koa was called Cinnamon. When he found his new home, his name changed to Koa, which means brave, bold, fearless, and courageous in Hawaiian. If you would like to follow Koa's adventures, you can find him on Instagram @mountaindog_koa.

Moka's mom was supposed to adopt a different poodle from Taiwan. At the scheduled time to fly, the other poodle wasn't feeling well, and the seller did not feel comfortable putting a sick puppy on a long flight, so Moka ended up taking his spot.

Moka loves running zoomies, and it is the silliest thing to witness! He makes the sharpest turns, and few other dogs can keep up at his top speed. Moka is super picky with his food, and he is very clever about it. He once observed someone eating sunflower seeds and learned not to eat the shell. If he found a sunflower seed dropped on the floor, he would crack it and spit the shell out!

Miso is born in Vancouver, BC. She is a poodle wheaten terrier mix, also known as a whoodle.

Her favourite toy is a squeaky yellow tennis ball. She can play with them for hours: take them with her on car rides, walks, and even bathroom breaks.

She thinks she is a human, not a dog, and prefers to greet humans instead of their dogs. At 9:00 PM, you will find her already in bed with her blanket and head on her pillow.

Follow her on Instagram @misothewhoodle

Nikki is a litter of three from a Chilliwack farm. Her mother is a black cat, but her father is unknown. When asked which kitties her mother wanted, she said the cutest one without seeing their pictures.

When she came home to her family, the poor girl had ringworm and infected eyes. The first impression was that she was an ugly kitty with white fur, black ears, a black nose, and infected red-rimmed eyes. Antibiotics cured her infection, and her gorgeous blue eyes became vibrant. As she grew, her colours and beautiful facial markings came out. A true ugly duckling story!

Nikki is social and loves attention. She’s highly emotional and knows when her family needs comforting. However, do not mess with her as she is the big sister.

Raspberry is Mackenzie Timmon's favourite pet. When she was eight years old, she asked her father for a pet snake. Mackenzie was responsible for saving for half of the fee, and in only four weeks, she was ready!

When Raspberry balls up, she resembles a raspberry, hence her name.

Ronnie was born with her siblings on a reserve located somewhere in Northern British Columbia. An animal shelter rescued Ronnie and her siblings and transported them to Richmond, British Columbia. The Regional Animal Protection Society (RAPS) cared for Ronnie and her siblings until they were old enough for adoption.

Ronnie's father saw a picture of Ronnie and instantly fell in love with her. Ronnie was the only chocolate-coloured puppy among her blonde siblings and was known to be the wildest puppy among the group. After some paperwork and a house check, Ronnie's father adopted Ronnie, and her new life began. Eventually, Ronnie's father found KJ, and she became Ronnie's mommy! If you would like to follow Ronnie’s adventures, you can find her on Instagram @the_adventures_of_ronnie.

Teddy was found abandoned with a chain around his neck in a warehouse in South Korea. He was rescued and brought to the city pound, but nobody claimed him, and he was slated for euthanasia. Luckily a friendly family in Korea decided to foster Teddy because they thought he looked so grumpy with his tear stains. After six months of no interest in getting him adopted in Korea, they decided to adopt him overseas. Teddy had a long, scary flight to Canada, but now he lives his best with his pawrents!

Teddy loves treats, especially cheese and rotisserie chicken! He spends most of his days lounging on the couch, cuddled in a pile of blankets and stuffed animals. Teddy must wear pyjamas every night and get tucked in for a good night's sleep. If the blankets fall off, he will wake up his parents to tuck him back in!

Follow him on Instagram @thekoreanbeagle