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The British Columbia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (BC SPCA) is setting its sights on a bold future for animal welfare in the province with the launch of its new 2025-2030 strategic plan. With an emphasis on tackling the root causes of animal suffering, while continuing to act as a safety net for …
News Category: Adoption, Animal cruelty, Farm, Pet care, Wildlife, Youth
The BC SPCA wants to remind people of the amazing animals currently waiting for their forever homes at animal centres across B.C. “We see a substantial slow-down in adoptions in February,” says Adrienne McBride, the BC SPCA’s senior director, community animal centres. “We don’t see as many people looking for pets to add to their …
Continue reading “Nearly 300 animals at the BC SPCA waiting for a second chance”
News Category: Adoption
On January 27, charges of animal cruelty were laid against an individual in the case of 32 dogs rescued by BC SPCA Animal Protection Officers in February, 2024. Bonnie Milligan faces charges pursuant to the Criminal Code of Canada Section 445.1 (1)(a) willfully causing unnecessary pain, suffering or injury to an animal and Section 446.(1)(b) …
Continue reading “Update: charges of animal cruelty laid against Clearwater breeder”
News Category: Animal cruelty, Ways to help
Love is in the air – and not just for humans! February marks the beginning of many wild animals’ mating season, many of them looking for a life-long mate. Did you know these B.C. animals mate for life? Barn owls Male and female barn owls often mate for life and may regularly use the …
Continue reading “‘Owl’ always love you – and other animals who mate for life”
News Category: Wildlife
The BC SPCA and the Vancouver Humane Society (VHS) are celebrating Port Moody City Council’s decision to prohibit mobile live animal programs, also known as mobile petting zoos, in Port Moody. In addition to farm animals, mobile live animal programs may include exotic animals like reptiles and amphibians. This move reflects growing public awareness and …
Another incredible year at the BC SPCA’s Wild Animal Rehabilitation Centre (Wild ARC) has come to an end! While staff are already preparing for the busy season ahead, let’s reflect on some notable cases and hard work that went into treating wild animals last year. Thanks to the dedication of staff, volunteers and our community, …
Continue reading “Wild ARC year-in-review – 2,043 animals treated in 2024”
News Category: Wildlife
