Golden retriever running in front of a solar-powered shelter building

Go Solar. Own Your Power. Save a Life.

Range Road Solar partners with Alberta animal shelters. When you go solar through one of our shelter partners, we donate $1,000 to the shelter — the moment you decide to move forward.

How It Works

Simple. Direct. No Fine Print.

01

Choose a Shelter

Pick one of our shelter partners below. Use their referral code when you contact us.

02

Get Your Quote

We design your system and walk you through the numbers. No pressure.

03

We Donate

The moment you decide to move forward, we send $1,000 to the shelter. Straight to the rescue.

Saving Grace Animal Society

Alix & Stettler, Alberta

Saving Grace Animal Society started in Alix in 2018 and has grown into one of the most active animal rescues in Alberta. They run a shelter in Alix, a sanctuary in Stettler for farm animals with nowhere to go, and a network of foster homes across central Alberta. They've adopted out more than 9,000 animals, take 24/7 emergency calls, drive out to rural communities, and handle the cases nobody else will. Range Road Solar is proud to have them as a community partner.

Go Solar. Save a Life.

When you go solar through Saving Grace Animal Society, Range Road Solar donates $1,000 to the shelter the moment you decide to move forward. No fine print.

Use Code

GRACE1K

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Adopt + Solar Bonus

Adopt a Pet and Go Solar — Save an Extra $500

If you adopt a pet from one of our shelter partners and go solar with Range Road Solar, we'll knock an additional $500 off your install. On top of the $1,000 shelter donation. Just show us your adoption papers. No fine print.

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Looking for a Home

Animals Who Need Your Love and Support

Hobbes

Hobbes

Shepherd Cross

5 years • Male • 63 lbs

Selective with Friends, Not Good with Cats

Hobbes does not give his heart away to just anyone, but once he chooses you he is a loyal friend for life. He takes time to warm up, and patience pays off with this smart, food motivated boy who loves having a job to do. He would do best as the only pet in a calm, adult-only home.

Inquire About Adoption
Vinnie

Vinnie

Shepherd Cross

5 years • Male • 76 lbs

Dog Social, Not Good with Cats

Vinnie can be shy when you first meet him, but give him time and a playful, goofy boy comes out. He does well with other dogs after proper introductions and seems to do well with kids. He can be anxious at times and is looking for someone patient to help build his confidence. Prefers a home without cats.

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Piper

Piper

Pit/Shepherd Cross

5 years • Female • 63 lbs

Dog Social, Not Good with Cats

Piper is a sweet girl with big ears who can be nervous meeting new people, especially men, but warms up into a playful companion. She does great with other dogs and would love a canine friend. She needs a cat-free home.

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Odin

Odin

Pit Cross

5 years • Male • 54 lbs

Dog Social, Good with Dog-Savvy Cats

Odin thrives on human connection and adores his people. He is working on separation anxiety and making good progress with patience. He enjoys other dogs after a calm introduction and is fine with dog-savvy cats. Playing fetch is his favourite thing in the world.

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Stormy

Stormy

Shepherd/Husky Cross

2 years • Female • 68 lbs

Dog Social, Not Good with Cats

Stormy is a deeply affectionate girl who loves belly rubs and rolling around during zoomies. She does well with other dogs after proper introductions and is fully crate trained. She would benefit from a handler who knows dog body language to help her settle into a new home.

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Jenny

Jenny

Pit Cross

2 years • Female • 52 lbs

Selective with Friends, Not Good with Cats

Jenny is a recovering quill dog who is ready to leave a rough start behind. She loves attention and is food motivated and easy to please. She is dog selective and not good with cats, so she needs the right match or a home where she is the only pet.

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Jasmine

Jasmine

Shepherd/Husky Cross

2 years • Female • 64 lbs

Dog Social, Not Good with Cats

Jasmine is loyal and bonds closely with the people she trusts. She can be unsure around new people at first, so give her time and space to warm up. She does well with other dogs after proper introductions and does best in a home without cats and with children no younger than teenagers.

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Barbie

Barbie

Lab Cross

2 years • Female • 40 lbs

Dog Social, Good with Dog-Savvy Cats

Barbie is a little unsure of new faces, and the team has been working on her reactivity with steady progress. She is fully crate trained, food motivated, and very social with other dogs. She would likely be fine with cats who are used to dogs.

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Willow

Willow

Heeler/Pit Cross

1.5 years • Female • 47 lbs

Selective with Friends, Not Good with Cats

Willow came in shut down and scared, and has blossomed into a playful pup who loves to play fetch with her stuffies. When Willow loves you, she loves hard, with full body snuggles and morning tail wags. She would do best in a home without young children, as the only pet or with a patient canine companion.

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Artemis

Artemis

Lab/Pit Cross

1.5 years • Male • 68 lbs

Dog Social, Good with Cats

Artemis, or Arty, is a big boy who is still very much a puppy at heart. He takes time to warm up to new faces and can be stubborn, but forms a strong bond once comfortable. He is social with other dogs, fully crate trained, and good on leash. He is high energy and would do well with continued training.

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Chip

Chip

Pit/Shepherd Cross

1 year • Male • 60 lbs

Dog Social, Not Good with Cats

Chip is a happy, energetic boy who is happiest on the move, whether hiking, walking, or playing fetch. He would thrive with an active family that can handle his enthusiasm and keep building his training. He does well with other dogs after proper introductions but needs a home without cats.

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Lucas

Lucas

Shepherd/Collie Cross

8 months • Male • 69 lbs

Dog Social, Good with Dog-Savvy Cats

Lucas is a happy-go-lucky boy who loves his people and loves food even more. He is food motivated, which makes training easier, and he finds comfort in other dogs. He enjoys being outside and will happily walk by your side.

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Carl

Carl

Husky Cross

8 months • Male • 42 lbs

Dog Social, Good with Dog-Savvy Cats

Carl is a typical Husky with plenty of attitude, opinions, and personality. Underneath the sass he is smart and food motivated, and he is excelling at crate training. He is dog social and could do well with dog-savvy cats who are comfortable around an energetic pup.

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Snow

Snow

Aussie Doodle Cross

5 months • Female • 31 lbs

Dog Social, Good with Dog-Savvy Cats

Snow is a sweet, energetic young girl who adores people and is always up for fun. She is working on crate training and basic manners and needs a patient, consistent family. She does well with other dogs, though proper introductions matter while she learns boundaries.

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Eric

Eric

Shepherd Cross

4 months • Male

Good with Everything

Eric is an easygoing, lovable pup with a mix of playful and laid-back. He is also a survivor, having come into care with distemper and fought hard to beat it. Now healthy and happy, he is ready to find a loving home.

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About the Program

How Solar Funds Alberta's Rescue Community

Range Road Solar partners with animal shelters and rescues across Alberta. For every solar install we complete that comes from a shelter referral, $1,000 goes directly to that shelter. For any of our solar clients who adopt a pet from one of our partner shelters, we knock $500 off their install. No middlemen, no admin work for the shelter, no paperwork on either end beyond a referral code.

Range Road Solar is a rural Alberta business. Our clients are farms, acreages, and small-town homes. These are the kinds of properties where rescued animals end up living their best lives. We've watched shelters across this province operate on shoestring budgets while doing some of the most important work in our communities. Solar installs are an investment that pays clients back for 25 years. Shifting a small slice of that into Alberta's rescue community feels right. It's our way of contributing to something we believe in.

A typical solar install through one of our partner shelters generates $1,000 in unrestricted funding. That money lands directly with the shelter and can go toward whatever they need most: vet bills, food, kennel repairs, transport vans, cold-weather supplies. There's no grant-writing, no quarterly reporting, no strings attached. For shelters operating hand-to-mouth, predictable contributions like this can be the difference between turning an animal away and taking them in. On the client side, the $500 adoption discount creates a path for new pet owners to reduce their power bills while welcoming an animal into their home. Both sides win.

$1,000

Donated per install

$500

Off for adopters

25 yrs

Solar payback period

2–6 wks

Install timeline

Range Road Solar is a rural Alberta solar company specializing in farms, acreages, shop installs, and rural homes. We are not a national chain. We are an Alberta company built around long install warranties, transparent pricing, and a two to six week install timeline that most competitors can't match. Our partner program with Saving Grace Animal Society launched in early 2026 and is the first of what we expect will be many partnerships across the province.

The goal is a network of shelter and rescue partners across every region of Alberta. Every install we do should be quietly funding the rescue community somewhere in the province. Long term, we want this program to contribute meaningfully to Alberta's animal welfare ecosystem, helping shelters build reserves, expand capacity, and operate with less financial stress. If you run a shelter or rescue and want to be part of this, reach out. We provide everything you need: social posts, newsletter copy, print materials, and a custom referral code. We'd love to come visit you in person. There's no cost, no commitment, and no work on your end beyond saying yes.

Rescued puppy held in a farmer's arms
Shelter dogs

A Solar Company That Gives Back

Range Road Solar is a rural Alberta installer. We do solar for working farms, acreages, and country homes from the foothills to Saskatchewan. We picked Saving Grace Animal Society as our first partner because we love what they stand for. Animals deserve people who show up, and Saving Grace Animal Society shows up.

If you've been thinking about solar anyway, this is one way to make the numbers work even harder for somebody else.

For Shelters

Is Your Shelter Interested in Partnering?

If you run an animal rescue or shelter in Alberta and this program sounds like a fit, we want to hear from you. We are always looking to expand our shelter partner network to communities across the province.

Fill out a short application and we will be in touch within a few business days to talk through how the program works and whether it is a good fit for your organization.

Apply as a Shelter Partner
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