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You love and care for animals, and you also want a rodent-free home. This does not have to come at the expense of wildlife, the environment or put your pets at risk! The most effective and humane way to solve rodent problems is prevention. Prevention minimizes the use of harmful control methods like rodenticides and …
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News Category: Wildlife
On August 14, three tiny newborn kittens were discovered in various locations in a scrap yard in Kelowna. They were brought to an animal hospital where they received emergency care. “We were contacted by the finder who was working at the yard and requested he take the kittens directly to the animal hospital,” says Shannon …
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News Category: Ways to help
Frank is a unique pup with extra special powers: a wobbly walk that wins people’s hearts! Unfortunately, He had to patiently wait for over 60 days for a family to look past his differences and see his true spirit. This lovable dog lives with a neurological condition that affects his balance and coordination, but he …
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In a touching tale of deep love for animals, heartbreaking loss, and new beginnings, this year’s Spring Lottery 50/50 winner shares how a ticket bought in honour of her beloved Newfoundland dog, Luna has changed her path. This is an inspiring story about the power of the human-animal bond. When we recently caught up with …
Access to veterinary care remains a major challenge for pet guardians across Canada. A recent study by PetSmart Charities of Canada found that 50 per cent of pet guardians did not pursue necessary veterinary care due to financial or other access-related barriers. In British Columbia, the College of Veterinarians of British Columbia (CVBC) regulates the …
Epsilon Dog Training, operated by local dog trainer Emily Westfall, has received the BC SPCA’s AnimalKind accreditation, which recognizes her commitment to evidence-based, humane dog training. AnimalKind is a BC SPCA program that helps dog guardians find skilled dog trainers who use science-based, positive reinforcement methods. Earning accreditation means a business has been thoroughly audited …
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News Category: Pet care
