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On January 23, 2018, a six-month-old orange tabby came into the BC SPCA Quesnel Community Animal Centre. We named him Hero. The young stray had been seen hanging around a neighbourhood for several weeks when a concerned citizen rightly decided his best chances of a good life would come from bringing him to us. Hero …
For us humans who have co-habited with cats in our lifetime, we understand that the purpose of our existence is to cater to the feline’s every whim. When Adrian felt the absence of a feline presence in his home in February 2021, he sought out a new friend to share his life with. That’s when …
In the summer of 2020, Sammy came to the BC SPCA Abbotsford Community Animal Centre. She was pregnant and in need of shelter and resources. Several months later, when Sammy was ready to be adopted out, we knew she would have no trouble finding a home. This sweet, charming girl made friends with anyone she …
On May 24, 2020, a litter of six orange and buff cuties were born in Duncan. Little Finn was one of them. He and his siblings were an unwanted litter, but the person who surrendered them had the good sense and kind heart to keep them safe with their mom until they were ten weeks …
A companion animal’s purrrsonality is not one-size-fits-all. Each animal is unique and that’s why it’s important that we find the right match between an animal and a guardian, before adoption. In the case of Spyder, his previous owner surrendered him at 14 months of age because they found him too aggressive, but Spyder is really …
Sometimes when we have to say farewell to our long-time feline friends, we make ourselves believe that we can get by without another one. Who are we kidding? For a lot of us, our lives never quite feel right without a kitty’s presence. For Jennifer and her family, it was only a few months before …
While it’s incredibly exciting to us when we receive an abundance of applications for the canine pals in our care, we understand it can be hard on the hopeful adopters. Needless to say, Brittany and her partner were over the moon when their adoption application was accepted at the BC SPCA Victoria Community Animal Centre …
On December 24, 2015, this little girl was found alone on a cold street corner in Burnaby. Luckily, someone called us to report her plight. Immediately, one of our Special Provincial Constables went out to collect her and bring her to the BC SPCA Burnaby Community Animal Centre. From here she was transferred to the …
From the moment Mr. John entered the BC SPCA Chilliwack Community Animal Centre on February 2, 2021, he started exploring his surroundings without fear. He was super friendly, head butting, purring and melting the heart of every staff person who met him. A savvy cat family saw the gem that this fellow was and Mr. …
Many times, the connection we feel with our new feline friend is instantaneous. This is how it was for Sandy’s son when they walked into the BC SPCA Burnaby Community Animal Centre, back in June 2006, where they met Briane. After learning that they couldn’t adopt her immediately, Sandy’s son was determined to do whatever …
