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This is the story of a true survivor, Raven, a pup named after the majestic bird that symbolizes survival and adaptability. And you’re going to see why we named her so. On December 18, 2021, little Raven was admitted to the BC SPCA Vancouver Animal Hospital in full crisis. When an employee of a women’s …
We don’t necessarily need to teach an old dog new tricks, but we can certainly learn a lot from them. When Adi adopted Oghren from the BC SPCA Kelowna Community Animal Centre in January 2022, she was prepared to work with him on his reactivity and anxiety. Along with making her new canine pal as …
For many of us, a house is simply not a home without a cat. When Snoop Dogg the cat was found as a stray and brought into the BC SPCA Nanaimo Community Animal Centre, he needed some immediate medical attention. It appeared he had gotten into a fight with a raccoon. Once he was cleaned …
Continue reading “BB “BigBoi” King”
Who wouldn’t fall in love with the face of dear Cody? At eight years of age, this Chihuahua/Pug mix was surrendered on December 24, 2021 to an Animal Protection Officer when his owner could no longer care for him. When he arrived at the BC SPCA Vancouver Community Animal Centre, Cody was not eating or …
Those big, wild-looking eyes are not a sign of a scary cat, but a scared cat, who was not doing well in the BC SPCA Quesnel Community Animal Centre shelter. For his own comfort, Orion was quickly moved into a foster home on January 29, 2022, four days after he was seized during a police incident. Here …
When Lentil came into our care at the BC SPCA Kelowna Community Animal Centre in February 2022, we soon discovered just how much purrsonality she had. This meant we needed to find a guardian who would understand Lentil’s boundaries when it came to affection and encourage her intense play sessions. It turned out that Lentil’s …
Continue reading “Islay (aka Lentil)”
For many felines, it can take some time to adjust to their new surroundings and come out of their shell. However, this certainly wasn’t the case for Sam. Once Rainer and his husband adopted Sam from the BC SPCA Nelson Community Animal Centre in July 2021, it took no time at all for Sam to …
Why adopt just one cat when you could adopt two? When Leslie felt the time was right to open her home to an animal in need, she couldn’t resist adopting both Linda and Rory from the BC SPCA East Kootenay Community Animal Centre on Valentine’s Day in 2022. They had her heart right from the …
Continue reading “Linda and Rory”
At 11 years old, Roy (previously Dime) found himself at the BC SPCA Kelowna Community Animal Centre for the second time in his life. With his sweet handsome face and charming personality, we knew it wouldn’t be long before Roy’s forever guardian scooped him up. Sure enough, in March 2021, Mercedes came along and fell …
Poor, dear 14-year-old Kwame was in very bad shape when he came to the BC SPCA Vancouver Community Animal Centre on July 26, 2021. Kwame was stressed and arthritic, in need of dental work, was dehydrated, had an unhealthy coat of fur and ear mites. He was so terribly obese at 11.4 kg that we …
