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Meet Bently. While we don’t have much background on this young pup before he came into our care, he was adopted from our BC SPCA Burnaby location on May 16, 2022 and is now a valued member of a new forever family. They wrote us to share an update on how he is doing: “My …
When Stella first came into our care as a stray in late 2021, we knew she had a lot of love to give to the right guardian. However, the right guardian for Stella would need to commit to exercising her and working with her through her reactivity towards other dogs. In March 2022, Stella found her …
Sometimes, when amazing animals remain in the shelter for longer than usual, it’s because they’re still waiting for their perfect guardian to come along. When Star came to the BC SPCA Kamloops Community Animal Centre as a stray in the spring of 2022, he was so friendly and curious. We knew he would make an …
When we see our adopted pets, our hearts fill with love and it can be hard for us to imagine anything bad ever happening to them. However, for many of the animals that are surrendered into our care, their past history understandably plays a role in how they approach the world around them. With this …
Found alone by the waterside in Salmon Arm, grey tabby, Dock and his sister, Harbour, were only three months old. Luckily a good Samaritan brought them to us at the BC SPCA Shuswap Community Animal Centre before they met with trouble or continued the cat overpopulation problem in the province. They were healthy, friendly, normal …
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This gorgeous girl is Bonnie. She was surrendered as a kitten to the BC SPCA Kamloops Community Animal Centre on August 14, 2022 by a family who didn’t have time to care for her. Bonnie was a little nervous and nippy at her initial examination and she was bothered by ear mites. But as soon …
Some cats are not lap cats, and that’s okay. However, that may leave some of us with an empty lap longing to be accompanied with a warm, purring companion. So, the natural answer is to adopt another cat—at least, that was Brittany’s solution. In May 2021, Brittany found herself on the BC SPCA website searching …
Most often when we adopt a new animal into our home, there is an adjustment period, however, once our new pet understands they are safe and loved in their new environment, they usually can’t resist settling right in. When Morgan first adopted Smurf from the BC SPCA West Kootenay Community Animal Centre in February 2021, …
Cats are truly amazing in the way that many of them waste no time in ruling their new home. When Bryan adopted Karma, a young, energetic and friendly black kitty from the BC SPCA Burnaby Community Animal Centre in August 2022, he was surprised to see how quickly his new cat settled right in. Sometimes …
Otis was one of four Terrier/Corgi mix dogs surrendered to the BC SPCA South Peace Community Animal Centre in Dawson Creek on May 12, 2022. The owner had too many animals. Otis loved people and loved to play and cuddle. Although he felt safest being with one of his siblings, he was anxious and reactive …
