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Sometimes, all it takes for our new feline friends to come out of their shell is to feel comfort and relief when they enter their new home. In May 2022, Kate and Graham felt the time was right to welcome a cat into their lives. Fortunately, Badger had arrived at the BC SPCA Surrey Education …
Continue reading “Bella (aka Badger)”
Rabbits can be extremely social creatures. Having a companion in their lives can make or break their days. For Anna, this was proven to be true once she adopted Dot from the BC SPCA Kelowna Community Animal Centre in December 2021. Her rabbit Rory seemed lonely, and her plan with adopting Dot was to not …
On February 28, 2022, this beautiful young Tortoiseshell gal was brought in by one of our Cruelty Investigators after a landlord reported that four animals had been left behind when their owners abruptly left the building. Clementine was healthy and friendly and had a notable kink at the end of her tail. In her short …
On January 9, 2022, 20-year-old Peanut came into our care at the BC SPCA Sea to Sky Community Animal Centre. She had been surrendered to us when her owner could no longer care for her. Peanut had a heart murmur, needed dental care and ongoing pain medication for arthritis. But she still had a lot …
When we adopt a new feline friend, our relationship with them doesn’t always turn out according to plan. Most times, it’s even better. When Nadine was ready to share her home, she took a trip to the BC SPCA Vancouver Community Animal Centre in August 2010 to find her new pal. There she found a …
For many of us who have shared our hearts and homes with a feline companion, we know there isn’t much that can fill the void when they’re gone. Although, when the time is right, welcoming in a new kitty can certainly help. When Candice bid fare well to her dear cat Misha, her home did …
Just when we think we’re the ones who choose our pets, it’s really them choosing us. When Grimalkin came in as a stray in February 2022, he was quite injured. We didn’t know much of his history other than what his wounds told us. He wasn’t having an easy life out there. We wanted to …
For so many of us, a house does not feel like a home without a cat… or two. When Stacey and her sister lost their cat of 13 years, they couldn’t ignore the void that they felt. Once they were ready to open their home and hearts, they were determined to adopt a young pair …
Continue reading “Smith and Wesson”
Keira and Charlie began their lives in the same perilous way and thankfully ended up in the same safe haven. Keira was only eight weeks old when she was found in a culvert off a busy roadway in Fort St. John. Someone brought her to the BC SPCA North Peace Community Animal Centre on May 21, …
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In October of 2015, two bonded littermates were surrendered to the BC SPCA Tri-Cities Education & Adoption Centre in Coquitlam as tiny kittens, as the owner had too many cats. Pumpkin (a male orange tabby) and Spice (a female tortoiseshell) were eventually adopted together in November that year. However in February of 2022, after over five …
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