SPCA volunteer Leslie Tilander was busy selling 50/50 tickets. She said she was there to "save the services and the animals."

Looking after a different breed of dog was (from left) Heather Bain, Jan Reeves and Renie Dragman who were busy at the barbecue.

"Willow" Reeves was adopted last January from the SPCA and now he has a great home with his new owner, Jan.

Weekend volunteer coordinator Tina Heary really puts her heart into her work. Here she poses with "Sage", a good dog who is looking for a good home.

Flo Wallace (right) is the weekday volunteer coordinator, and rumour has it she bakes a mean batch of cookies. She posed with SPCA staff members Mary Olstad (left) and Shiona Schopp (centre).

Volunteers Sonya Muller (left) and Lee McIvor played with the pups outside. Both dogs are looking for new homes.

SPCA Superintendent Jeff Lawson was happy with the turnout. "Save our SPCA" was his slogan.

And just how many jellybeans do you think were in that jar? Even Jan Jones wasn't sure, but she had fun watching everyone take a guess.

Caught with the goods. Volunteers Herta Dewein (left) and John Walsh had some fun at the bake sale table.

"Peggy-Sue" came to the SPCA with a broken pelvis, but now she's all better and looking for someone to love.

Minna Rasmussen enjoys volunteering at the SPCA. It gives her a chance to help animals like "Penny" find the purr-fect home.

Jim Dolter encouraged everyone to come on down and help out. Become a volunteer and help lend a hand.