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Our Projects

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Railyard Dog Park

The Fernie Pet Society manages the dog park under a service provider agreement with the City of Fernie. The Society provides an annual report to the City of Fernie detailing our past activities and new projects planned for the Park.

2026 Railyard Dog Park Plan

2025 Railyard Dog Park Plan

2024 Railyard Dog Park Plan

2023 Railyard Dog Park Plan

 

A 2024 survey asked resident their views on dog licensing
Dog Licensing Survey Report

A 2023 survey asked respondents to rate several proposed projects to enhance the Railyard Dog Park for both people and dogs. View the survey results.

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Spay & Neuter Incentive Program (SNIP)

SNIP is a program that pays the entire cost to spay/neuter feral cats and subsidize the cost of fixing domestic pet cats for low-income households. $dfd70 

  • Servicing the Elk Valley, including Fernie, Hosmer, Sparwood, Elkford and Elko

  • A $70 voucher for owned cats for households making $49,000 or less

  • Service provided by the Steeples Veterinary Clinic in Cranbrook, billing is handled directly with the Fernie Pet Society, so no hidden costs to the applicant 

  • SNIP  covers the full cost of surgical procedures for homeless or feral cats.

  • To apply, fill out the SNIP application form below

SNIP APPLICATION FORM

Is the cat a pet (owned) or feral (homeless)
Pet (owned)
Feral (Homeless)

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