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Very few people can resist the charm of a baby animal–a puppy, a kitten, a bunny. But it’s really special when you receive a letter like the one below, because it speaks to the hope and the goal of all of us involved in adoptions at the BC SPCA. That goal is to place all …
Continue reading “Buck and Annie”
Just like most black cats, potential adopters overlooked Blackie when looking for a new companion. In early December 2014, Blackie and his brother, Bentley, came in to the BC SPCA South Okanagan/Similkameen Branch as strays, where they waited for two months before their new owner came along. While in our care, Blackie and Bentley were …
Continue reading “Blackie and Bentley”
When Luna came into our care at the BC SPCA Kamloops Branch in March 2017, she was just a three-month-old puppy, a Pitbull Rottweiler mix. It’s a big decision to adopt a puppy. We always recommend to anyone considering adopting a puppy to research dog breeds and training techniques. Potential adopters should be prepared to …
Sometimes, failing at something is a win. That’s what happened when Stella came into the care of the BC SPCA West Vancouver Branch from Quesnel through the society’s Drive for Lives program. The whippet-border collie mix was surrendered after being hit by a car and her foster human fell in love with her – something …
Left abandoned in a box for several days in Sicamous, Vincent showed spunk and a fierce will to live even as a kitten. He made his way into care at the BC SPCA Kelowna Branch in the summer of 2017 and was adopted in September. His new family adores him. Here’s an update on how …
In the summer of 2017, Teddy was hanging around a townhome complex on the UBC Campus, making friends with many of the residents and scrounging the odd meal. On July 29, a good Samaritan brought this social, outgoing fellow to the BC SPCA Vancouver Branch. The shelter staff assessed Teddy as being a cat who would …
Continue reading “Ninja (aka Teddy)”
ReRe first came into our care when she was surrendered to the BC SPCA Campbell River Branch in March 2017. She was three years old, but her previous owners had a new baby, who ReRe did not take a liking to. Rather than force the relationship, ReRe’s former owner decided it would be best to …
Our pets are our best friends and they are truly part of our family. Janyse and her family had a difficult time with the passing of their first cat, but it didn’t take long for them to open their hearts again. One day in the summer of 2000, Janyse took her son to the BC …
Continue reading “Maggie and Max”
Luna was surrendered with another cat on October 15, 2016 because both were peeing outside their litter box. Cats naturally want to bury their waste, and when they don’t, it’s usually the result of a medical or behavioural problem, or emotional stress. When Luna and her companion cat arrived at the BC SPCA Surrey Education and …
Charlotte came to the BC SPCA West Vancouver Branch from the BC SPCA Shuswap Branch on September 5, 2017, after being found wandering around the village of Chase. As a stray female, she may have had several litters of kittens over her lifetime, adding to the overpopulation of homeless cats trying to survive outdoors. Under the protection …
