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Sometimes a newly adopted animal fits so seamlessly into their new home that it feels like it was always meant to be. When Kalin and his partner were searching for a feline companion to join their family, they met Apollo at the BC SPCA Cowichan Community Animal Centre in February 2024. Sweet, young Apollo was …
Beware, here comes a very “sloppy” love story. It’s the story of one VERY affectionate, year-old Tortoiseshell who came through three shelters before arriving on November 23, 2022 at the BC SPCA Vancouver Community Animal Centre. There she found a couple who could handle all the love and sweetness she had to give. The Meowdalorian, as …
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This precious face belongs to Angie. She is a mix of German Shepherd and Labrador Retriever who came to our BC SPCA Salt Spring Island Community Animal Centre on February 8, 2024 at five months of age. Angie’s story is a pretty ideal example of a surrender and rehoming. She was taken in by her …
Tux (the black and white male) and Mokers (the brown and white tabby female) were two of five two-day-old strays who came to the BC SPCA Cowichan Community Animal Centre with their mom on December 19, 2023. Momma herself was only two years old and would have surely continued to give birth to many more …
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On November 18, 2023, this charming fella was surrendered to us by his owner on the grounds that he was too much responsibility. At a year and a half of age, he had not been neutered, had untended skin, ear and eye irritations and was friendly but unsocialized. Ozzy went into a foster home while …
Losing a feline friend is devastating. When they’re gone, our daily life can feel hollow. When Daphne lost her cat companion, she undoubtedly felt a missing piece in her life and her heart. Through this, she found the strength to look into adopting a new kitty in need. Meanwhile, Ruby was having a hard time …
When it comes to adopting a new companion, timing and patience can both play a big role. After mourning the loss of her beloved Border Collie, Val was ready to open her heart once again to another canine in need. She believed the perfect dog would come along, and she waited half a year for …
These two healthy little darlings were surrendered to the BC SPCA Cowichan Community Animal Centre on August 3, 2023 as an unwanted litter. They were eight weeks old, just old enough to be separated from their mom. They weren’t with us for many days before they caught the attention of a family looking to provide …
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On February 4, 2024, this beautiful young Standard Poodle ended up in the BC SPCA Kelowna Community Animal Centre nervous, fearful and undersocialized, with clogged ears, parasites and a large, infected abscess on his neck. He had been adopted from a puppy mill by a family who kept him for eight days before bringing him …
Our animals who need the most critical care are often the most rewarding adoptees. Just like Solomon, they have so much to be grateful for—and they certainly don’t shy away from showing their appreciation. When our fellow volunteer, Kathy, saw Solomon’s profile in January 2023, she felt a duty to help this senior feline in …
