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It’s been a tough start for six-month-old Pointer-Heeler-Cross Fender, who is currently being cared for by the BC SPCA’s Sunshine Coast Branch. Fender was found by a Good Samaritan after the pup sustained a fractured leg, pelvis and femoral head — the result of a hit-and-run where he’d been left for dead. Donate Now » …
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Get ready for a night of glamour and grandeur, all in support of local animals! The BC SPCA’s Tri-Cities Education and Adoption Centre proudly presents its Wine & Whiskers event, happening Friday, Nov. 30 at the Evergreen Cultural Centre (1205 Pinetree Way) in Coquitlam. Tickets are $45 each, and include your first drink, along with …
News Category: Events
The BC SPCA joins fellow Canadians in remembering and honouring the men and women who have risked or lost their lives in times of war this November. While doing so, the society also recognizes the contributions and sacrifices of the millions of war animals. In the First World War alone, it is estimated that eight …
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News Category: Events
An unsecured trash receptacle. Hand-fed by humans. These are just some of the ways B.C.’s bear population is facing adversity as we continue to build on and live in habitats that used to belong to our wild animal friends across the province. But it’s not too late to make a difference. “Whether it’s a garbage …
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News Category: Wildlife
Thanks to the generosity of people right across the province, work on the Wild Animal Rehabilitation Centre (Wild ARC) roof is complete, well in advance of the colder winter weather. “We were amazed at the outpouring of generosity, with so many people wanting to help,” says Meg Hatch, assistant manager, Wild ARC. “We got off …
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News Category: Wildlife
Hill’s® Pet Nutrition Canada has been an incredible supporter of the BC SPCA and we are proud to recognize the company’s commitment to helping animals in need as Hill’s receives the 2018 Caring Company of the Year award! A committed, long-standing partner of the BC SPCA since 2008, Hill’s has supplied shelters across the province …
News Category: Awards and accreditation
Update: Duchess (now named Fern) and Francine (now named Maple) have found their forever homes! “We were pleased to see such an interest in these two little ladies, with dozens of applications coming in not long after they came into our care,” says Krista Shaw, manager, Maple Ridge Branch. Ultimately, the pups will be going …
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News Category: Adoption
A cat found in a Maple Ridge park tied with zap straps on her neck and feet died from a predator attack, according to the BC SPCA. “The necropsy results reveal the cat died from puncture wounds from a medium to large predator, most likely a coyote or large dog,” says Lorie Chortyk, general manager …
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News Category: Animal cruelty
Lonely, tethered and without adequate outdoor shelter: it’s what one young dog in the Capital Regional District experienced before finally receiving the much-needed protection and care he desperately needed. This was thanks to a team effort between concerned citizens, BC SPCA special constables, and one municipality’s bylaw officers. What’s more, the persistence of those involved …
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