While many social service operations do their best to help those on the streets in this frigid weather, their four-legged family members don't always get the resources they need.

A local grandmother and son team wanted to do a little something to help the animals that are best friends and companions to those less fortunate.

To do just that, Sean Heddle has been delivering his homemade beeswax product to protect pet's paws from the ice, snow, road salt and frigid conditions.

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He was able to help dozens of Kelowna's homeless with beloved dogs and cats living on the street.

Heddle said many services are geared towards humans stuck in the cold, but we should remember their pets are stuck as well.

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The product is a mix of local beeswax, coconut oil, avocado oil, hemp seed oil and Vitamin E.

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