Critter Care’s Annual Christmas Store

Shop for a Cause at Critter Care’s Annual Christmas Store

Looking for unique gifts with a purpose? Critter Care’s Christmas Store offers a delightful selection of items that support wildlife conservation while spreading holiday cheer.

Join us from December 4th to the 15th, 2024, from 10 AM to 4 PM at Critter Care, 481 216 St, Langley, BC

Gift Ideas That Make a Difference

Our shelves are stocked with items that showcase the beauty of wildlife, from cozy socks adorned with adorable animal designs to t-shirts and hoodies.

Also available in the store is The Critter Care 2025 Calendar. You'll also find artwork, cards, and photos capture the spirit of the animals we help rehabilitate at Critter Care.

Shop Local, Support Wildlife

Every purchase helps fund Critter Care’s work in wildlife rescue, rehabilitation, and release. This holiday season, give gifts that make a real difference!

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When Annick first travelled from her home in the Netherlands to Critter Care Wildlife Society three years ago, she didn't expect to find something she loved so deeply. Initially, she came to complete a school internship but soon discovered a passion for wildlife rehabilitation that drew her back again. Now, Annick is here once more, working closely with animals and learning important life lessons along the way.

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