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Summertime for many families = road trip season. And as pet guardians know, a road trip with your furry family member can double the fun. Before you go, consider a pre-trip vet appointment. Get a quick exam to confirm that your pet is in good health and up-to-date on their vaccinations, and as some dogs …
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News Category: Pet care
The BC SPCA’s Lock-In for Love campaign is coming to a record 28 communities across the province this summer, offering animal lovers the chance to cuddle up with a dog, cat or small critter in care while raising funds for charity. The one-of-a-kind fundraiser runs from May 28 to June 14. “The Lock-In for Love …
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News Category: Ways to help
Coyotes can be found throughout most of B.C., and it is common to spot them in rural, suburban and even urban settings. Coyote sightings in the city are normal, even during the day. It can be surprising and sometimes unnerving to see them. Still, like many wild animals, coyotes are generally not interested in engaging …
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News Category: Wildlife
The busy season is in full swing at the BC SPCA’s Wild Animal Rehabilitation Centre (Wild ARC) with the centre reaching over 100 patients in care just last week! Last year, Wild ARC saw a total of 2,043 sick, injured and orphaned wild animals, with most animals arriving between April – September. Breeding season, increased …
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British Columbia is home to two species of otters – river otters and sea otters. Sea otters spend their lives in the ocean. They mate, sleep, groom, hunt, and give birth in the water. River otters are often confused for sea otters when they’re spotted in or near the ocean, but river otters are also …
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News Category: Wildlife
B.C. is home to just one species of native freshwater turtle, the western painted turtle. Unfortunately, these native pond turtles are at risk due to habitat loss, road mortality and competition with alien invaders. Do you know how to tell the difference between a wild turtle and an abandoned pet? Read on to learn how, …
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News Category: Wildlife
