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Little Luna almost became a statistic in the cat overpopulation problem in British Columbia. At only one year of age, her mom came in to the BC SPCA Kamloops Community Animal Centre with a group of 14 other strays. Luna was one of her litter of five born in the shelter in September of 2018. …
Greyson was only seven weeks old when he came in to the BC SPCA Williams Lake Community Animal Centre with his five siblings on January 22, 2021. The German Shepherd/Husky mix puppies were an unwanted litter. But they weren’t unwanted for long! All healthy and adorable, spayed or neutered and vaccinated, each was matched to …
This golden-eyed beauty was abandoned at the gate of the BC SPCA Williams Lake Community Animal Centre on February 19, 2021. Hannah needed a lot of help to restore her to her optimum health. She was in untreated stage two kidney disease and had poor dental health. She also had ear mites, flaky skin and …
This is Rikki, a Chihuahua Blue Heeler mix. At eight weeks of age she and her five siblings were surrendered to the BC SPCA Williams Lake Community Animal Centre on February 20, 2021. Rikki was part of an unwanted litter, but her original owners did the right thing by keeping the puppies with their mamma …
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On March 11, 2021, over one hundred small-breed dogs were surrendered to the BC SPCA from a property near Fort Nelson. It took the combined commitment of the BC SPCA, including our Drive for Lives program, the fire department and the RCMP to get these dogs to several of our shelters for assessment, treatment and care. …
Young Kiera was found abandoned as a small kitten and brought into the BC SPCA Williams Lake Community Animal Centre in the autumn of 2017. Given her background, we were not surprised that she was so timid. We knew Kiera would need a patient guardian to bring her out of her shell. Then came Ann. …
Noodle had a bit of a rocky start when she was first surrendered to the BC SPCA Abbotsford Community Animal Centre in early May 2021. In our interactions with Noodle, we learned that she could become easily over-stimulated when being shown affection. It took a couple weeks of going home with potential guardians before Noodle …
Adopting a senior pet is always a win-win. Not only are they almost always immediately grateful to have a safe place to call their home, but they also fill our daily lives with joy. Sandy found Joy at the BC SPCA Sunshine Coast Community Animal Centre in May 2021. Even after learning that Joy had …
For some cats, when they are found as strays it can take quite a while to adjust to their new lives in a loving home. Vinny, however, settled right in. From the start, Vinny was friendly and outgoing. Most importantly for Tammy, he wasn’t opposed to being doted on. Once Tammy met and adopted Vinny …
Adopting a young animal is a big life decision. When his family wanted to adopt 11-week old Prince in August 1999, Bob knew from his past experiences raising cats that they had to be prepared for a long-term commitment. Lucky for Prince, he spent the next 22 years of his life as the centre of …
