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Young Kiera was found abandoned as a small kitten and brought into the BC SPCA Williams Lake Community Animal Centre in the autumn of 2017. Given her background, we were not surprised that she was so timid. We knew Kiera would need a patient guardian to bring her out of her shell. Then came Ann. …
Noodle had a bit of a rocky start when she was first surrendered to the BC SPCA Abbotsford Community Animal Centre in early May 2021. In our interactions with Noodle, we learned that she could become easily over-stimulated when being shown affection. It took a couple weeks of going home with potential guardians before Noodle …
Adopting a senior pet is always a win-win. Not only are they almost always immediately grateful to have a safe place to call their home, but they also fill our daily lives with joy. Sandy found Joy at the BC SPCA Sunshine Coast Community Animal Centre in May 2021. Even after learning that Joy had …
For some cats, when they are found as strays it can take quite a while to adjust to their new lives in a loving home. Vinny, however, settled right in. From the start, Vinny was friendly and outgoing. Most importantly for Tammy, he wasn’t opposed to being doted on. Once Tammy met and adopted Vinny …
Adopting a young animal is a big life decision. When his family wanted to adopt 11-week old Prince in August 1999, Bob knew from his past experiences raising cats that they had to be prepared for a long-term commitment. Lucky for Prince, he spent the next 22 years of his life as the centre of …
When Zuri was found as a stray and brought in to the BC SPCA Maple Ridge Community Animal Centre in July 2020, we knew it wouldn’t be long before his guardian-to-be came along and fell in love with him. Full of purrsonality and intelligence, Zuri was no doubt a catch. Only ten days later, once …
A bit of patience and kindness and can go a long way with our feline friends. When Marilyn adopted Megara and Casper from the BC SPCA Chilliwack Community Animal Centre in April 2021, she took special care to make both of them feel comfortable. The more outgoing of the two, Megara opened up to Marilyn …
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When young Mocha and the rest of his litter came into our care in September 2019, we knew they would easily capture the hearts of potential adopters. Sure enough, Eileen and her family couldn’t resist the charms of this adorable flat-coated retriever puppy. Once he was old enough to be adopted that November, Eileen brought …
There is no denying how rewarding it is to adopt a senior pet. Naturally, they are grateful of their new surroundings when they are given a safe environment to feel relaxed in. Due to their unstable past experiences, senior felines have gained wisdom and appreciate a good guardian that much more because of it. Kristina …
Sometimes, by helping our family members in need, we gain new family members to call our own. After six years of providing unparalleled companionship to her guardian, who adopted her from the BC SPCA Nanaimo Community Animal Centre in December 2013, Gaia started a new life. No longer able to give Gaia the care she …
