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4worldlovers: Our full service Veterinary Hospital provides spay, neuters, vaccines and exams.

Everyone is welcome - you do not need to fill out an application or meet minimum income requirements!

WHY SPAY AND NEUTER YOUR PET? Because your pet will be healthier and live longer!

Unspayed females can develop a life threatening uterine infection called pyometra

Male dogs can develop prostate problems and testicular cancers if not neutered

Make them fat and lazy. Too much food and not enough exercise is the culprit!

Pets are often not spayed or neutered so children can witness the “miracle of birth” or people believe there is money to be made in breeding purebred dogs and cats.

Up to 25% of dogs in shelters are purebred and to responsibly breed purebred dogs costs thousands of dollars in pre-breeding health screening, in addition to the costs of caring for the mom and pups. Canadian Federation of Humane Society statistics show that roughly 15% of dogs and 45% of cats that are admitted to shelters are euthanized.

Having just one litter contributes to these statistics by adding to pet overpopulation.

At Calgary Pet Wellness, we treat your pets like the valued family members they are.

4worldlovers: The Glenmore Reservoir and Dam are located on the Elbow River. It was constructed to provide Calgarians with a safe and sufficient supply of drinking water and is managed according to the following priorities, in order of importance:

Reduce the impact of high river flows and sustain environmental health.

If you are looking to host a festival or event on or around the Glenmore Reservoir, we can help.

Glenmore Reservoir typically opens to the public May 1, dependent on ice melt. See the status tool below for up-to-date schedules.

The Glenmore Boat Patrol is on the water May 1 to the October long weekend, sunrise to sunset, 7 days per week. October 10 to October 30, Thursday - Sunday only.

Docks and boat launch ramps are available for public access to the Reservoir. No launching boats is permitted from undesignated shore areas.

Heritage Park boat launch 8003 14 St. S.W. (West of 14 St. at Heritage Drive S.W.)

Calgary Canoe Club and Calgary Rowing Club - hand launch only!

7305 Crowchild Trail S.W. (North Glenmore Park, 24 St. S.W. off Crowchild Trail).

Glenmore Sailing School - 8415 24 Street S.W. (South Glenmore Park - 90 Ave. and 24 St. S.W.)

When boating, remember other people are using the same facilities to launch so please be courteous.

The Glenmore Reservoir is the only facility in Calgary for sailing, disabled sailing, dragon boat racing, rowing, canoeing and Kayaking.

Located at South Glenmore Park is Variety Children's Park, a playground and water park accessible to children with disabilities.

The Quinterra Legacy Garden Project opened in 2020. It is a musical garden, complete with new trees and vegetation, green spaces, a small community multiuse stage and outdoor instruments near the existing Variety Park location.

The washrooms are open from 7 a.m. to sunset. They are located at various points on the reservoir.

Approved life jackets or self-inflating personal floatation devices must be worn at all times while the boat is on the water.

We help protect the safety of the public through the Glenmore Boat Patrol.

When Boat Patrol staff are on duty, a green flag is displayed at each of the three launch sites.

The Boat Patrol can be contacted using the radios located near the green flags or by calling 403-371-8674. (May 1 – October 31 only)

Nearly half of Calgary's water supply is drawn from the Glenmore Reservoir, which is fed by the Elbow River.

The Elbow River is susceptible to contaminants that can pollute our source water and make water treatment more difficult and costly.

Limiting recreational use is critical to ensure high quality drinking water for Calgarians.

Pets must be on leash at all times in the Glenmore Park and on the shore of the reservoir.

No fishing from docks or ramps (fishing is permitted in non-motorized boats and along the shore)

The water flowing into the reservoir is constantly moving, and levels change as water is withdrawn for treatment. During the winter, this makes the ice unpredictable and dangerous.