Have your candidates committed to taking action for animal welfare?
The BC SPCA and caring B.C. voters are calling for political parties and candidates to commit to taking action for animal welfare if they’re elected on October 19, 2024. The great news is, they’re listening!
The table below shows which parties and candidates have responded to the BC SPCA platform survey and indicated support for our policy recommendations. We will continue adding commitments as we receive survey responses and as party platforms are announced.
“Yes, I would definitely support a good cause such as the welfare of animals in BC”
~ Amandeep Singh
“I can ensure you that I will be prioritizing animal welfare within my platform, once elected as MLA for our region.” ~ Amy Haysom
“I can assure you this is something very close to my entire campaign team… I released a policy statement last week calling on government to set up a Veternarian [sic] school in BC. We’ll continue to advocate during this campaign (and after).”
~ Coralee Oakes
“… if I am elected we will work togther [sic] to make your voices are been heard. I will work with your organization to help make things for the BC SPCA”
~Daniel Ampong
“I will make a point of updating my platform with some of the elements of the six points you present.”
~ Martin Kendell
“I am grateful for all that the BC SPCA does to keep animals safe in our province. Keep up the good work and I will do what I can to amplify your work in the election.”
~ Tracy St. Claire
Help us urge more candidates and parties to commit to action for animal welfare! Use our easy email template and election toolkit to tell them that animal welfare matters to you and will be one of the deciding factors for your vote.
