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Luna was surrendered with another cat on October 15, 2016 because both were peeing outside their litter box. Cats naturally want to bury their waste, and when they don’t, it’s usually the result of a medical or behavioural problem, or emotional stress. When Luna and her companion cat arrived at the BC SPCA Surrey Education and …
Charlotte came to the BC SPCA West Vancouver Branch from the BC SPCA Shuswap Branch on September 5, 2017, after being found wandering around the village of Chase. As a stray female, she may have had several litters of kittens over her lifetime, adding to the overpopulation of homeless cats trying to survive outdoors. Under the protection …
Best friends Bauer and Bagheera came to the BC SPCA Vancouver Branch in May of 2017. At this time, Bauer was only two months old and Bagheera was four months. Within two weeks, they were taken into a foster home, where they received the loving care they needed. Bauer is totally easy going while Bagheera …
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Sammy came into the care of the BC SPCA Nanaimo & District Branch at two years old, in October 2017, when a family spotted him wandering around the Black Bear Pub in Nanaimo. Sammy’s coat was full of mats, and he was wary of people, but they decided to take him in while they searched …
Cinnamon Bun, was surrendered to the BC SPCA Vancouver Branch on August 29, 2016, because the owner’s landlord did not allow pets. She was quickly adopted by her new guardian on September 11. Or perhaps it was the other way around, as you’ll read here. A little over a year ago I adopted from the …
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Gorgeous Molly came into the care of the BC SPCA Richmond Branch in the summer of 2017. She must have made a great first impression, because she quickly found her new home. Her adoptive family wrote in to share some photos and provide an update on how she is settling in. So enjoying my beautiful …
In a perfect world, the ideal pet would come to us at just the time in our lives when we’re looking for them. However, sometimes our pets choose us and, despite not seeking a new furry friend, we know it’s meant to be. This is exactly what happened with Guinness. Here’s what his family said …
This adorable little girl was surrendered with her four beautiful brown tabby siblings to the BC SPCA Williams Lake & District Branch on August 23, 2017. The original owners had too many cats, but did the right thing for these kittens, by keeping them with their mom until they were eight weeks old. The litter …
Stereotypes often show cats and dogs having an instinctual dislike for each other. But sometimes, the norm is proven wrong, and that was the case for a BC SPCA volunteer who adopted a cat and a dog from the BC SPCA Prince Rupert Branch in the fall and winter of 2016. Booboo came into BC …
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Chuck Norris came into the care of the BC SPCA Prince Rupert Branch in June 2013, rescued through a BC SPCA cruelty investigation. Fearful and depressed, he needed guardians with a lot of patience and love to give. Chuck was eventually adopted by his foster guardians – a happy “foster fail” – after they fell …
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