
A New Initiative of Boomer’s Haven Animal Rescue & Sanctuary
Warm Whiskers Project (WWP) supports communities across Alberta through a range of initiatives aimed at improving the lives of feral and stray cats. The WWP Barn Program places fully vetted feral and semi-feral cats on properties where they can thrive as working cats, while receiving consistent food, shelter, and a forever home. WWP also humanely traps stray and feral cats to spay or neuter, vaccinate, and return them to their original locations—where ongoing support is provided to maintain healthy, stable colonies. Additionally, using donated coolers and totes, WWP constructs insulated shelters to keep colony cats warm, dry, and protected from the harsh Alberta climate. Learn more about the WWP initiatives below.
Barn Program
Some cats simply aren’t cut out for living in-doors, but they still deserve safety, food, and purpose. That’s where our Barn Program comes in. We place fully vetted feral and semi-feral cats on properties where they can thrive as working cats while enjoying regular meals, shelter, and a forever home on their own terms.
Cooler /
Tote Shelters
When the cold Canadian winters hit, outdoor cats need warm, safe spaces to survive. Using donated coolers and totes, we build insulated shelters that keep colony cats cozy and protected from the elements. It’s a simple solution that makes a life-saving difference.
TNVR
The heart of what we do. Through Trap-Neuter / Spay-Vaccinate-Return (TNVR), we humanely trap feral and stray cats, spay/neuter and vaccinate them, and return them to their home colonies. This not only improves their health but also prevents endless cycles of kittens being born into harsh outdoor environments.
Colony Support
Behind every colony of community cats is a caretaker who ensures they’re fed, monitored, and cared for. We provide support with food, medical care, and supplies to help these caretakers maintain healthy and stable colonies.

Our Story
WWP was founded in December 2024 to improve the lives of stray and feral cats in Alberta. Their connection with Boomer's Haven Animal Rescue & Sanctuary (BHARS) began with a simple request for help transporting neonatal kittens—an interaction that sparked a growing relationship built on shared values and mutual support.
Over time, we collaborated on TNVR efforts, barn placements, and rescue operations, with each organization lending its strengths. In 2025, WWP officially came under the BHARS umbrella, combining our resources, expertise, and a shared commitment to animal welfare.
Together, we’re making it better for Alberta’s stray and feral cat communities.