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The BC SPCA’s Quesnel & District Branch is seeking your help with medical costs for Roxi, who is recovering from sudden liver failure. Roxi was surrendered to the SPCA and went in for a routine surgical procedure but had what is believed to be a severe post-op reaction to the anesthetic. After her surgery Roxi …
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The BC SPCA’s Quesnel & District Branch is seeking your help with medical costs for Dixie, an adorable seven-month-old puppy who needed life-saving surgery and continues to battle a severe infection. Dixie came to the South Peace SPCA as a stray and was transferred to Quesnel to receive veterinary care. Her right hind leg and …
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A gull tangled in discarded fishing line, unable to fly. A skunk stuck in a plastic jar, slowly starving to death. “These are not just theoretical examples,” says Meghann Cant, BC SPCA animal welfare educator. “These are the sorts of distressing cases that wildlife rehabilitation centres see all the time.” The sad reality is, whether …
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News Category: Ways to help, Wildlife
As you may have heard, Kiki the eight-month-old pomeranian was living in tragic conditions, suffering from old fractures and an open skin infection that caused her skin to rot. We are so thankful that someone took a moment to call the BC SPCA Animal Helpline to report their concerns. This led to an animal protection …
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News Category: Animal cruelty, Ways to help
The BC SPCA’s Vancouver Branch is seeking your help with medical costs for Kiki, a pomeranian puppy who has suffered horrific abuse. The SPCA was alerted to Kiki’s condition when a member of the public called in to report that a puppy had been allegedly abused by one of its owners and was being taken …
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News Category: Animal cruelty, Ways to help
Eggs are in high demand during the Easter season. Many families enjoy the tradition of decorating eggs with vibrant colours, and eggs are a popular ingredient in many Easter recipes. However, did you know that in B.C., over 75% of the eggs we buy come from hens that have spent their entire lives in small, …
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Luna is a small breed puppy who came into SPCA care after she broke her back right leg by falling off of a bed. “It is a clean but serious break that will require expensive surgery but because she is a young puppy she’s likely to make a full recovery,” says Sea to Sky SPCA …
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The BC SPCA North Cariboo District Branch is asking members of the public to help with the costs of care for a severely emaciated stowaway cat who arrived from China. The six-year-old cat was trapped inside a 40ft shipping container for over three weeks without access to food or water travelling from Shenzhen, China to …
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Lisa Esson is an amazing volunteer who has held numerous fundraisers for the SPCA and walked dogs evacuated by wildfires in Prince George. We reached out to highlight her story for National Volunteer Week. Esson adores her rescue dog Butters and her two cats Joey and December. “I’ve always been an animal lover,” she says. …
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When the BC SPCA is mentioned, people often think of puppies and kittens, or adoptable animals. What they may not think about are the almost 5,000 volunteers across the province who help the society carry out its life-saving work helping the province’s most vulnerable animals, every day. While dog walkers and cat care attendants are …
Continue reading “It takes a village: BC SPCA celebrates its dedicated volunteers”
News Category: Pet care, behaviour, prevention and education, Ways to help
